Limited-enrolment degree programme. 350 places available.
Would you like to acquire advanced skills to tackle the challenges of corporate governance, data analysis and strategic management? Are you interested in solving complex problems in national and international contexts with an innovative and multidisciplinary approach? The Master’s Degree in Economics, Management and Governance will provide you with all the tools you need to become a highly qualified professional.
This degree programme equips you with a solid foundation in economics and business disciplines and quantitative tools, offering an integrated perspective to address complex economic scenarios and promote sustainable and innovative solutions. With study opportunities in English and mobility abroad, you will have the chance to enjoy a truly global learning experience.
This is the right degree programme for you if:
- You want to master advanced techniques to analyse economic scenarios and define business strategies
- You are interested in solving complex management problems with a multidisciplinary approach
- You are fascinated by corporate governance and stakeholder relationships
- You want to develop data analysis skills to support strategic decisions
- You are looking for an international pathway that prepares you for leadership and innovation roles in global contexts
Why choose LIUC?
Because it puts you first: your talent, your goals, your future.
Scholarships and financial aid
Numerous scholarships and financial aids are available to support students on their academic journey.
For more details on incentives and other economic support opportunities, visit the dedicated pages: Scholarships and financial aid
Enrolment and academic career assessment
To enrol in this degree programme, an academic career assessment is required in order to verify that you meet the academic requirements for admission.
For English-taught programmes, a good command of English is also required, assessed through:
- TOEFL iBT with a minimum score of 85/120 (or equivalent certifications)
- or one academic year completed entirely in English
Places are limited to 350, so we recommend starting the assessment process as early as possible to secure your place.