The Programme in Brief
The Master of Science in Business Administration (laurea magistrale - LM 77 Scienze economico-aziendali) is a two-year programme entirely taught in English, which is designed for students interested in a training programme on advanced topics related to Business Management and wish to pursue an international career.
The Degree Program is structured into a first year consisting of core courses common to all students, aimed at deepening general foundational knowledge, and a second year comprising specialized courses differentiated according to the following curricula: Control, Auditing & Risk Management, HR in Transformational Change, Marketing & Sales, Supply Chain Management and Management.
Digitalization, sustainability, and soft skills represent transversal areas of competence and are therefore generally common across the various curricula and courses.
THE 5 CURRICULA
The Master of Science in Business Administration offers 4 areas of specialisation and one multidisciplinary curriculum. The programme is divided into two parts: 7 core courses, shared by all curricula, scheduled in the first year and specialisation courses, characterising the second year. In addition to core and specialisation courses, students must take 2 elective courses (12 ECTS) to be chosen among the other MSc BA specialisation courses or pure elective courses*, and extra activities (6 ECTS).
CONTROL, AUDITING & RISK MANAGEMENT
This curriculum aims to provide our students with flexible and vast knowledge in the field of Auditing, Accounting, Risk and Control subjects. After completing the journey, students will be able to:
- understand financial statements and the implications of different accounting policies, also in accordance with different stakeholders' perspectives;
- assess the overall equilibrium between firms and their stakeholders, with a particular focus on sustainability aspects;
- analyse the implications of the companies’ investment policies and how companies deal with and face internal and external risks;
- perform a full basic external auditing process to figure out the overall reliability of companies' accounts.
Track Coordinator: Prof. Sandro Brunelli
E-mail: brunelli@economia.uniroma2.it
HR IN TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE
The objective of this area of specialisation is to provide our graduate students with the necessary knowledge to:
- explain the tasks and goals of HR management;
- analyse and describe HR management strategies, practices and tools;
- explain the application of digital technologies in human resource management;
- analyse the AI application on HR Management processes;
- define key management problems in different areas of HR.
Track Coordinator: Prof. Alessandro Hinna
E-mail: alessandro.hinna@uniroma2.it
Study Plan Curriculum in HR in Transformational Change - Enrolled in 2025-2026 a.y.
MARKETING AND SALES
The objective of this area of specialisation is to provide our graduate students with the necessary knowledge in order to:
- identify consumer and buyer behavioral models;
- recognize global marketing strategies;
- outline selling strategies;
- apply marketing research methods;
- plan marketing and communication;
- understand the potentials of new social media and new AI platforms;
- use strategic branding and communication along with outlining overall marketing plans;
- organise sales plan and personnel.
Track Coordinator: Prof. Simonetta Pattuglia
E-mail: pattuglia@economia.uniroma2.it
Study Plan Curriculum in Marketing and Sales - Enrolled in 2025-2026 a.y.
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
The objective of this area of specialisation is to provide our graduate students with the necessary knowledge to:
- define fundamental management problems of different areas of SCM;
- analyze and describe supply chain management with a future perspective;
- explain tasks and goals of supply chain management;
- describe purchasing and procurement goals and tasks in whole SCM and their interaction with other companies' processes;
- state of importance of logistics and identify role of Internet Technologies and Electronic Commerce in supply chain operations.
Track Coordinator: Prof. Andrea Appolloni
E-mail: andrea.appolloni@uniroma2.it
Study Plan Curriculum in Supply Chain Management - Enrolled in 2025-2026 a.y.
MANAGEMENT
The objective is to allow our graduate students to master advanced management education. Students will obtain a general sound knowledge of all the major functional areas according to the selected courses. As a result, graduates in Management will be able to pursue cross-functional and emerging professional roles.
Track Coordinator: Prof. Andrea Bonomi Savignon
E-mail: bonomi.savignon@economia.uniroma2.it
Study Plan Curriculum in Management - Enrolled in 2025-2026 a.y.