The course is divided into three curricular profiles identified according to the main professional outlets that characterise this type of undergraduate:
- Management for the Enterprise
- Professional Services in agreement with the Board of Labour Consultants of Rome and with the Board of Chartered Accountants and Accounting Experts of Rome
- Management for Healthcare
The profile in Management for the Enterprise offers students the opportunity to orientate their education in the field of business management and management consulting.
The profile in Professional Services in agreement with the Board of Labour Consultants of Rome and with the Board of of Chartered Accountants and Accounting Experts of Rome provides students with training geared mainly towards the exercise of the liberal profession and consultancy activities for small and medium-sized enterprises.
The profile in Management for Healthcare enables the student to acquire the managerial skills and knowledge to operate within the health care sector, an economically and socially relevant sector of the economy with a high rate of technological innovation.
Credits
The undergraduate degree requires 180 university credits (ECTS), 60 of which are generally acquired each year by passing assessment tests in relation to both the subjects taught and those covered by other forms of supplementary teaching activities. Each course is given a certain number of credits (ECTS), the same for all students, and a grade (expressed in a mark out of 30) which varies according to the level of preparationLa valutazione complessiva viene espressa in centodecimi. The final examination mark is expressed in a mark out of one hundred and ten