Master in Economia Internazionale

MASTER IN ECONOMIA INTERNAZIONALE

OVERVIEW

The Graduate Programme in International Economics at the University of Rome Tor Vergata offers both a Master and a PhD degree in International Economics.
The Master in International Economics is a one-year programme designed for students who pursue analytical graduate training for careers in business, national and international banking, governments and consulting firms.
The PhD degree in International Economics is a three-year programme providing students with training in modern macroeconomics microeconomics and econometrics, combined with core training in international finance and international trade.

MASTER

The Master's programme offers advanced courses in International Economics, covering the most recent developments both in trade theory and policy and in international money and finance. Particular emphasis is given to topical issues in international trade, international finance and exchange rate movements.
It is provides one year of intensive enrolled to students interested in a Doctoral programme in Italy or abroad.

JOB PROSPECTS

Academic positions, International Organizations (ECB, European Commission, World Bank, IMF, United Nations), Research Departments, Private Organizations, Consultancy, National and International Research Centres

ADMISSION PROCESS

The admission board will evaluate your pre-application by the end of the month the pre-application is advanced.
Acceptance will be notified promptly. Subsequent evaluation sessions about both pre and regular applications will take place on a monthly schedule, until the maximum number of participants is reached.
The payment of the total fee, which amount to € 5000, is divided into two installments of € 2500 each, the first of which has to be paid upon notification of acceptance, to complete the admission process

COURSE

Statistical Inference

Probability

Introduction to Mathematical Economics

Introduction to Econometrics

Microeconomics

Macroeconomics

Money in General Equilibrium

Monetary Theory and Policy

Theory of banking

International Economics

International Economics

International Economics

Time Series Econometrics

Fiscal Policy in the European Monetary Union Periodic Seminars

International Monetary Economics

Finance Theory

Growth and Development

Credit Markets in Developing Countries

Economic History

Mathematical Economics

Money and Banking

International Monetary Economics