The Master’s degree program in Economics, Psychology and Management (NC program) at the University of Cuneo is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the interconnected fields of economics, psychology, and management. This unique program offers students a distinct combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, enabling them to tackle complex issues in the modern economy and society.
Program Objectives:
The Master’s program in Economics, Psychology and Management aims to:
- Develop students’ analytical and problem-solving skills in economics, psychology, and management
- Provide students with a deep understanding of the interactions between economics, psychology, and management
- Equip students with the skills to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings
- Prepare students for careers in academia, research, business, government, and non-profit sectors
Program Structure:
The Master’s program in Economics, Psychology and Management consists of 12 modules, which are divided into two parts:
Part 1: Core Modules (6 modules)
- Economics I: Microeconomics
- Economics II: Macroeconomics
- Psychology I: Research Methods
- Psychology II: Social Psychology
- Management I: Business Strategy
- Management II: Organizational Behavior
Part 2: Specialization Modules (6 modules)
- Students can choose from a range of specialization modules, including:
- Behavioral Economics
- Industrial Relations
- International Business
- Marketing and Consumer Behavior
- Public Policy Analysis
Admission Requirements:
To be eligible for the Master’s program in Economics, Psychology and Management, applicants must have:
- A bachelor’s degree in economics, psychology, management, or a related field
- A minimum GPA of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
- A strong academic record
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
Career Opportunities:
Graduates of the Master’s program in Economics, Psychology and Management will have a wide range of career opportunities in:
- Academia and research institutions
- Business and industry sectors
- Government agencies and non-profit organizations
- Consulting firms and market research companies