Management
| Luogo di studio | Italia, Pavia |
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| Tipo | Laurea triennale, full-time |
| Durata nominale | 3 anni (180 ECTS) |
| Lingua di studio | italiano |
| Codice del corso | 02414/00/2025 |
| Tassa scolastica | 3.500 € all'anno Students may be eligible to apply for a flat rate or to tuition fees calculated according to their family income. More information here: en.unipv.it/en/education/bachelors-and-masters-degree-programs/fees-and-funding/fees |
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| Tassa di iscrizione | 35 € per programma This fee is not refundable. |
| Qualifiche di accesso | High school Diploma High-school diploma awarded after at least 12 years of documented education. *THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE INDICATED IN THE ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE COURSE I documenti di studio sono accettati nelle seguenti lingue: inglese / francese / italiano / spagnolo. In order to finalize your enrollment, you must submit the scanned version of your original documents. |
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| Requisiti in base al territorio | Le candidature NON sono accettate dai seguenti territori (in base alla cittadinanza): Islanda, Liechtenstein, Norvegia, San Marino, Svizzera, Unione europea. This page is dedicated to candidates from “non-EU countries” |
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| Requisiti linguistici | italiano Non-eu students residing abroad who would like to enroll in a study course completely taught in Italian, have to prove their knowledge of the language through an Italian language test. The following categories are excluded from this obligation: |
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| Altri requisiti | If you wish to find out the exact number consult this link. |
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Panoramica
The Bachelor’s degree in Management is designed to equip graduates with the fundamental knowledge and competencies essential for core business functions, with a particular emphasis on marketing, strategic management, national and international systems, business organisation and information systems management.
The Management degree programme is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to comprehend and analyse prevailing changes in the national and international economic systems. From this standpoint, management graduates refine their English language proficiency and acquire the competence to interpret predominant economic trends, facilitating the formulation of management decisions through the utilisation of quantitative methodologies (data analysis oriented towards business issues). For instance, the course ‘Mathematics for Business’ now exhibits a greater orientation towards content aligned with business requirements as opposed to being exclusively economic in nature. Additionally, the course ‘Social Statistics’ incorporates contemporary subjects such as the application of machine learning algorithms or generative AI. Furthermore, the course ‘Marketing Analytics’ incorporates hands-on laboratory experiences.
Furthermore, an English-language module, entitled ‘Methods for Social Sciences’, has been incorporated into a number of existing courses.
The course is designed to equip students who do not intend to pursue further studies beyond the three-year programme with the skills and knowledge necessary to successfully enter the job market. It also aims to facilitate their integration into the prevalent small business sector, where the possession of multiple ‘transversal’ managerial skills is essential.
The programme provides a solid foundation of knowledge and skills that are essential for progression to further studies at master’s level in business and economics.
Struttura del programma
Study plan and further information are available at this link
Sbocchi professionali
The occupational and professional opportunities for Management graduates are numerous, predominantly concentrated in the private sector across various industries, largely linked to the service sector, though there are also profiles appreciated by the manufacturing sector. The following are the main occupational and professional opportunities, provided as examples and without claiming to be exhaustive. Continuing studies in postgraduate university courses is also considered among the possible pathways for graduates.
- Business Consultant: can take up roles supporting management or in technical and strategic consultancy firms. The main tasks involve strategic/organisational analysis of specific areas, functions, departments, offices, and business processes, collecting and analysing data to understand and analyse the context and produce analyses and reports to support business decisions, including change management (e.g. aimed at improving performance, strategic-organisational choices, business processes, etc.). Typically specialises by functional areas and/or sectors (‘industry’). The degree course can lead to positions in management consultancy firms (strategic, organisational, commercial, etc.) as junior consultants, initially typically in support roles to senior consultants, for public and private companies of various sizes operating in different sectors.
- Marketing Specialist: responsible for formulating and designing marketing initiatives, corporate communications and advertising in companies of different types operating in various industrial sectors. Typically works alongside more experienced figures to design marketing strategies based on data analysis and market research. Career opportunities include large companies and SMEs operating in various industrial and service sectors, particularly in the marketing function, or in agencies and consultancy firms.
- Finance and Control Specialist: analyses the economic and financial results of the company, supports financial planning and verifies ex-post operational efficiency and compliance of business processes with internal procedures and adherence to the regulatory framework. Also verifies the company’s risk profile and proposes the most suitable funding (financing) and fund deployment (investment) solutions. Also deals with financial planning and consultancy for various actors, not only businesses but also families and institutions. Career opportunities include positions in the Finance and Control function of SMEs and large companies; in compliance functions of companies; in the financial consultancy sector for individuals, companies and institutions; in functions at financial intermediaries.
- Organisation and Production Management Specialist: responsible for evaluating work organisation, analysing and controlling work times and methods, analysing management and specific or overall business processes, controlling production/service delivery, defining operational procedures, generally within staff bodies or technostructures and/or in specific company functions, departments, etc. The main professional opportunities include career paths predominantly in large companies and SMEs operating in various industrial and service sectors.
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