Bachelor Degree in Business Administration and Economics

The study plan is a document that includes all educational activities to be done in order to graduate and thus achieve an academic title. 
Each student must refer to the official study plan of the academic year in which s/he is enrolled. It is not possible to change/substitute any module.

The sample program curriculum is available here

Please note: In relation to students who had transfers or changes, in case of doubts about the curriculum and study plan to be followed,  please contact his/her “Segreteria Didattica” (Programme Office > bae@economia.uniroma2.it ).

The BSc in Business Administration and Economics is a three-year full-time program, completely taught in English.  

The BSc Business Administration & Economics is a two-curriculum (or tracks) programme. The first two academic years share a base of common modules while on the third year, students can choose between two different curricula, Business Administration (T16) or Economics (T17)

Students who choose the Business Adminstration track will delve deeper, during their third year, in topics related to business organization, business strategy, financial analysis, and earn a degree in Business Administration (L-18). Students who choose the Economics sciences track will delve deeper, during their third year, in topics related to econometrics, mathematical finance and public and economics policy, and earn a degree in Economics sciences (L-33). 

It is possible to change curriculum:

• When enrolling in the first year, however, the choice made is not binding;
• Upon enrollment in second and third year;
• By going to the Administrative Students Office. Please notice that changing curriculum during the academic year will interfere with exam booking and grades registration, so, before changing track, make sure that there are no pending bookings or grades on your personal Student area. 

No, students need to choose one single track.

Optional courses are scheduled on the third year. Both of the curricula have a list of recommended optional modules. Students must cover 12 CFU (two exams) with optional courses.

You can see on this page the list of recommended optional courses, both for the Business Administration track and for the Economics track. 

You have to choose two courses (6 ECTS each).

If a student wants to take an optional "not recommended" module from his / her study plan, he must to complete the online form of "Modulo Esame Opzionale Non Consigliato".

This module will be transferred to the Course Coordinator and, for information, to the Lecturer responsible for the module and to the Administrative Students Office. They will confirm the possibility to take the module as optional, or reject the request.

Please note:
- The non-recommended optional module request must be sent at least 25 days before the exam call;
- Without prior authorization, modules “not recommended” will not be accepted as optional;
- It is not possible to accept as Optional Course any language course.

During the academic career, the student should cover 6 CFU with Extra Activities, also know as Other Learning Activities, or Complementary Learning Activities. 

Students can choose one 6 ECTS Extra Activity, or two 3 ECTS Extra Activities. 

The bachelor offers each year seminars or courses, held by industry professionals. Students can also choose to perform an Internship, in Italy or aborad, and earn Extra Activities ECTS. All the activities available during the academic year are available the following link: http://economia.uniroma2.it/ba/business-administration-economics/extra-activities/ .

No, extra activities do not substitute any exam. 

The competent office for Internship is the Desk Imprese of the School of Economics. 

Internships are arranged in two different ways:

- by the Desk-Imprese Office  of the "Tor Vergata" School of Economics (the office is inside the Building B, first floor, "Presidenza" corridor, room 1A.09)

- by the students themselves. Pelase notice that, if you found an internship opportunity, you will have to contact the Desk Imprese, to receive the documents to fill in in order to receive ECTS for the internship. 

You can earn 3 or 6 ECTS for the internship, depending on the duration.

The attendance to a Summer School can be recognized as Extra Activity, for 3 CFU only. 

The Summer School topic has to be coherent with the BSc learning objectives. 

If the Summer School is not proposed by the BSc course, students have to ask for authorization to the BSc Coordinator. 

Yes, through the Project Work it is possible to reach a maximum of 6 CFU for Extra Activities. All the information are available here: http://economia.uniroma2.it/ba/business-administration-economics/extra-activities/