Master's in Economic and Social Sciences

Bocconi University has evolved into a globally recognized institution, renowned for its innovative approach to education and research. The university's commitment to providing a transformative learning experience is reflected in its diverse academic programs, ranging from undergraduate to postgraduate levels, all designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed for success in a rapidly changing world. What sets Bocconi apart is its international outlook, fostering an environment that encourages cross-cultural understanding and collaboration. The university's strong ties with the business and economic sectors ensure that students not only gain theoretical knowledge but also practical insights, preparing them to navigate the complexities of the global professional landscape. Bocconi University, with its illustrious history and forward-looking approach, continues to be a hub for those aspiring to make meaningful contributions to the fields of economics, management, finance, and beyond.

This program provides a solid foundation in quantitative methods and economic theory: graduates will develop the ability to interpret the economic and social processes that are typical at all stages of development. Its main strength is its wide-ranging interdisciplinarity, achieved through both flexibility in the selection of electives and the organization of ad-hoc events. Students will be able to customize their study path considerably, depending on their interests and their scientific research areas. Students will also benefit from close interaction with faculty and research centers at Bocconi, with the possibility of being involved in research projects in economics or other social sciences. They also have the opportunity to choose from several PhD-level Bocconi courses as electives. Career opportunities are mainly focused in professions with strong research content within corporations, international organizations, public or private research centers, consulting firms, regulatory authorities, central banking, other professions requiring strong analytical skills within consultancies and financial institutions, as well as professional academic careers in the areas of economics, statistical analysis, economic history, social sciences and applied mathematics.