Entry Requirements, Objectives, and Opportunities

Requirements

Mandatory titles
  • [TSS] -
Optional titles (to choose from following)
  • [L2] -
  • [L1] -
  • [TS] -
  • [LS] -

Objectives

Language(s) of instruction/examination.

ITALIAN, ENGLISH

Admission Requirements are set out in Article 4 of the Degree Programme Regulations for the Master’s Degree in Business Consulting and Management.

Article 4 – Admission Requirements and Procedures for the Assessment of Initial Preparation

  1. In order to be admitted to the Master’s Degree Programme in Business Consulting and Management, applicants must meet one of the following curricular requirements:

• a Bachelor's degree in one of the degree classes L-18 or L-33, or a three-year university diploma obtained in Italy, or an equivalent qualification obtained abroad and deemed suitable for direct admission to the Master’s programme;

or

• a Bachelor's degree in a different class, provided the student has acquired a minimum number of ECTS credits (CFU) in the following disciplinary fields:

a) 34 CFU in the business area (ECON-06/A; ECON-07/A; ECON-09/A; ECON-08/A; ECON-09/B; ECON-10/A; AGRI-01/A);

b) 24 CFU in the economics area (ECON-01/A; ECON-02/A; ECON-03/A; ECON-04/A; STEC-01/B; GEOG-01/A; GEOG-01/B);

c) 24 CFU in the legal area (GIUR-01/A; GIUR-02/A; GIUR-03/A; GIUR-02/B; GIUR-04/A; GIUR-05/A; GIUR-06/A; GIUR-08/A; GIUR-10/A);

d) 22 CFU in the mathematics and statistics area (STAT-01/A; STAT-02/A; STAT-03/A; STAT-03/B; STAT-04/A; MATH-03/A; MATH-03/B; INFO-01/A; IINF-05/A).

  1. Prior to enrolment, a dedicated Committee, appointed by the Degree Programme Board, will assess the applicant's personal academic preparation, in accordance with Article 6, paragraph 2 of Ministerial Decree No. 270/04.
  2. The assessment is deemed successful if the candidate has obtained a final grade of at least 95/110 in their Bachelor’s degree and demonstrates proficiency in English at level B1 for the Consulting and Profession track, or level B2 for the International Management track. Language proficiency must be certified either through university examinations or recognised national or international certifications.
  3. Should the assessment reveal any deficiencies in the applicant’s preparation, the Degree Programme Board, upon recommendation of the Committee, will identify and communicate specific supplementary learning activities to be undertaken within the Master’s degree programme. These activities will be tailored to the outcome of the individual assessment and must be completed within the standard 120 CFU required for the award of the degree, without the need for additional coursework beyond the programme.

 

Specific Case – Master’s Degree Programme in International Management (EN):
For admission to the Master’s Degree Programme in International Management (taught in English), the admission criteria for international students are communicated by the University’s Welcome Office, which provides detailed guidance and support.
 

Contacts:
uopwelcomeoffice@unime.it
foreignstudents@unime.it