Curricula in Economics (ECON), Economics and Complexity (ECOM) and Theoretical Economics, Finance and Statistics (TEFS)
Compulsory courses for the three curricula are the same except for the 3rd Term, in which ECOM students can choose between Game Theory or Econometric Theory II. Instead, ECON and TEFS students have Game Theory as compulsory.
| Introductory Courses | Intro Mathematics De Blasi (30h) | Intro Statistics Sabatino (20h) | ||
| Compulsory Courses | 1st Term (Sep – Dec) | Microeconomics Monzon (30h) | Econometric Theory I Parodi (30h) | Stata Coda Moscarola (12h) |
| 2nd Term (Jan – Feb) | General Equilibrium Theory Gallice (16h) | Dynamic Macroeconomics Bagliano (30h) | ||
| 3rd Term (Feb – Jun) | Applied Economics Aparicio-Fenoll (30h) | Macroeconomics Campanale (30h) | Econometric Theory II Mastrobuoni (30h) OR Game Theory Gerardi (30h) |
In addition to compulsory courses, by the end of their second year students must take optional courses for at least 120 hours (e.g., 4 courses of 30 hours). Optional courses are listed in the table below.
| 1st Term (Sep – Dec) | Political Economics Grillo (30h) | Quantitative Numerical Economics Garibaldi (15h) | Optimization for Economics Mattalia (30h) | Economics of Innovation Antonelli (30h) | ||
| 2nd Term (Jan – Feb) | Measure Theory De Angelis (15h) | |||||
| 3rd Term (Feb – Jun) | Econometric Theory II Mastrobuoni (30h) | Development Economics Morales (30h) | Labour Economics Devicienti-Flinn (30h) | Game Theory Gerardi (30h) | Financial Economics Marfé (30h) | Decision Theory Ghirardato (15h) |