Call for Applications 2026/2027 A.Y.

Applications for the 2026/2027 are open. Read the call HERE.

For further information and/or details students are encouraged to contact the MSc in EEBL Admissions Office at admissions@eebl.uniroma2.it

The admission process to the MSc in EEBL is based on two steps of selection:
- FIRST STEP: Education background evaluation through the Online application;
- SECOND STEP: Online interview to assess candidates' knowledge.

NOTE: To apply to our MSc Programme, candidates must have at least 15 years of Schooling (Total years of education including Elementary School, Middle School, High School, and Undergraduate degree).

Application deadlines:

Non-EU applicants applying for study visa: 29 May 2026
EU applicants, non-EU applicants who reside in Italy, non-EU applicants holding an Italian degree and a valid residence permit: 28 July 2026

Please note that candidates cannot re-apply for the same academic year.

Entry Requirements

Curricular requirements for admission to the master's degree course in European Economy and Business Law (EEBL):

a) Possession of an undergraduate degree in one of the following classes:

L-5 Philosophy;

L-7 Civil and Environmental Engineering;

L-8 Information Technology Engineering;

L-9 Industrial Engineering;

L-10 Humanities;

L-11 Modern Languages and Civilisations;

L-14 Legal Services;

L-16 Administration;

L-18 Business Administration;

L-20 Communication;

L-30 Physics;

L-31 Computer Science;

L-33 Economics;

L-35 Mathematics;

L-36 Political Science and International Relations;

L-37 Social Sciences for Cooperation, Development and Peace;

L-40 Sociology;

L-41 Statistics;

L-42 History;

LM-G01 Law

If obtained abroad, the academic qualification must correspond to the first cycle according to the Bologna Process qualifications framework and to level 6 according to the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) obtained at a higher education institution that allows the continuation of studies at academic institutions of the next level (second cycle of the Bologna Process/EQF level 7).

In the case of a suitable foreign qualification, a special Evaluation Commission, composed of professors of the course, designated by the Coordinator and assisted by the administrative staff in charge, will evaluate the correspondence between the foreign qualification and the degree classes required for access to the course of study and the existence of the curricular requirements.

b) In addition to what is required under letter a), candidates are required to have a previous university career that includes at least 12 CFU in the scientific-disciplinary fields and sectors listed below:

ECONOMIC FIELD

STATISTICAL-MATHEMATICAL FIELD

SECS-P/01 Economics

SECS-P/02 Economic policy

SECS-P/03 Public Finance

SECS-P/04 History of Economic Thought

SECS-P/05 Econometrics

SECS-P/06 Applied Economics

SECS-P/07 Business Administration and Management

SECS-P/08 Management

SECS-P/09 Business Finance

SECS-P/10 Organization Studies

SECS-P/11 Financial Markets and Institutions

SECS-P/12 Economic History

SECS-P/13 Commodity Science

MAT/01 - Matematical Logic

MAT/02 - Algebra

MAT/03 - Geometry

MAT/04 - Mathmatics Education and History of Mathematics

MAT/05 - Mathematical Analysis

MAT/06 - Probability and Statistics

MAT/07 - Mathematical Physics

MAT/08 - Numerical Analysis

MAT/09 - Operational Research

SECS-S/01 - Statistics

SECS-S/02 - Statistics for Experimental and Technological Research

SECS-S/03 - Economic Statistics

SECS-S/04 - Demography

SECS-S/05 - Social Statistics

SECS-S/06 - Mathematical Methods of Economy, Finance and Actuarial Sciences

If the student's curriculum does not meet these requirements, the student must fill these gaps before being able to proceed with enrollment. Any additions to the curriculum must be made before the deadline indicated for enrollment (see art.3).

PLEASE NOTE: It is possible to request the evaluation of qualifications to verify the possession of the curricular requirements according to the procedure set out in this article, even while waiting to obtain the undergraduate degree with at most 18 credits missing from obtaining the qualification. In this case, it is mandatory to indicate the date of the degree exam and the list of exams still to be taken in the CV.

2. Adequate personal preparation

Personal preparation will be verified through an interview with the Coordinator or his delegates to ensure that the student is adequately prepared in the preparatory subjects for the courses taught in the European Economy and Business Law (EEBL) master's degree course. Students who already meet the curricular and linguistic requirements and have a final exam average (Final GPA), or the final undergraduate degree grade of at least 77/110 or 70% of the maximum grade achievable for qualifications obtained abroad are exempt from the interview.

The admission interview will be held in English and exclusively online. Candidates will receive an email indicating the interview date. During the assessment phase, they must demonstrate that they possess adequate knowledge of the general principles of economics and good mathematical-statistical preparation. The interview will focus on the topics indicated at the following link:

INTERVIEW PREPARATION SYLLABUS – MSc European Economy and Business Law (EEBL)

The interview cannot be rescheduled. Candidates who do not attend the interview will be automatically disqualified.

c) Knowledge of English

To access the course, knowledge of the English language equivalent to B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) is required, certified through possession of one of the following certificates:

▪ IELTS - General Training or Academic - minimum 6.5
▪ First Certificate (FCE) - ESOL Cambridge Exam
▪ Business English Certificate (BEC) - Vantage level - ESOL Cambridge Exam
▪ Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): IBT (Test online) minimum 87; PBT (hard copy Test) minimum 513; CBT (online Test) minimum 183
▪ Trinity College London - Integrated Skills in English - ISE II

A B2 level English language exam taken during the 3-year degree course may be considered suitable. Candidates who can prove they are native speakers are exempt from presenting certification of such knowledge. Candidates who do not have a certificate of knowledge of the English language can still apply; the Selection Committee will evaluate their CVs and transcripts of records, and if the evaluation is positive, knowledge of the English language will be ascertained during the online interview.