EXCHANGE SEMESTERS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
1) First semester programme (September – January)
MANAGING LUXURY, TOURISM AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Description
The goal of the courses during the first semester is to offer a deepened
knowledge on internationalization strategies for global and luxury companies.
This includes a strategic and tactical plan for entering new foreign markets. The
courses provide the main conceptual frame for understanding the importance of
the luxury industry and of tourism and culture sectors to the development of a
country. The aim is also to gain a deep understanding of corporations and the
way different businesses interact, even in considerations of the role played by
International Organizations and NGOs.
Requirements
None. The courses only require a good knowledge of English language (B2).
Programme structure
COURSES
ECTS
HOURS
International Business
6
45
Competitive Strategy
6
45
Luxury Goods management
9
70
Economics of Tourism and Culture
9
70
International Organizations
6
45
English for International Affairs
6
45
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Optional courses included in the
Bachelor’s degree in Economics and
Business organization.
These courses are part of the Luxury
Goods, Made in Italy and Emerging
Markets curriculum within the
Master’s degree in International
Economics and Management.
This course is part of the International
Relations curriculum within the
Master’s degree in International
Economics and Management.
Course included in the Master’s
degree in International Economics
and Management.
Please note:
a) Exchange students can freely choose the number of courses to attend within the semester;
b) (Erasmus) Bachelor’s students can also attend the courses which are part of Master’s degree
in International Economics and Management.
2) Second semester programme (February – May)
CREATIVITY, SMEs AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Description
In a globalizing world more companies are doing business in international
markets. The programme familiarizes you with business between two or more
nations with a special focus on SMEs and on the Made in Italy system. In the
long-run, companies must develop differentiated products or service to succeed
in an international competition. The result is a global race for creative solutions
and innovations among companies.
The aim is to gain knowledge and experience of topics in international business such
as political, economic and cultural systems, integrating a deep understanding of the
role exerted by International organizations.
Requirements
None. The courses only require a good knowledge of English language (B2).
COURSES
ECTS
HOURS
Fashion & Design Management
6
45
Food Quality Management
6
45
Marketing for Made in Italy
9
70
Accounting for SMEs
9
70
9
70
European and International Trade Law
12
90
Accountability of International
Organizations and NGOs
9
70
Management of International
Organizations and NGOs
9
70
Creativity and Arts Management
(It will be activated from Academic Year
2017/18)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Optional courses included in
the Bachelor’s degree in
Economics and Business
organization
These courses are part of the
Luxury Goods, Made in Italy
and Emerging Markets
curriculum within the Master’s
degree in International
Economics and Management.
These courses are part of the
International Relations
curriculum within the Master’s
degree in International
Economics and Management.
Please note:
a) Exchange students can freely choose the number of courses to attend within the semester;
b) (Erasmus) Bachelor’s students can also attend the courses which are part of Master’s degree
in International Economics and Management.