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The Master is directed to graduate students with a solid undergraduate training in economics and/or quantitative subjects. Specifically, Italian applicants must hold a four-year degree or an advanced degree (“laurea specialistica” or “laurea magistrale”), with a final grade of at least 100/110. Foreign applicants must hold an equivalent degree: in their case, the grade acceptable for admission is determined by the Master’s admission committee.

Programma

I Term: October - December 2008

Statistics
Mathematics for economics and finance
Game Theory
Microeconomics I


II Term: Jenuary - March 2009

Microeconomics II
Macroeconomics I
Asset pricing
Econometrics



III Term: April - June 2009

Derivatives
Company finaincial analysis and valutation
Corporate Finance
Macroeconomics II
Corporate governance
Economics of financial institutions
Market microstructure
Panel data
Time sries analysis
International economics
Economics of previdence and insurance
Public economics:regulation theory
Public economics colective choices and voting schemes
Econometrics of financial markets
asset pricing and portfolio strategies