Elective courses - Accounting, Banking, and Finance track

Ph.D. students enrolled in the Accounting, Banking, and Finance track are expected to select at least five elective courses to attend throughout the first and second year

ELECTIVE COURSES (ACCOUNTING, BANKING, AND FINANCE TRACK)

 

FIRST-YEAR ELECTIVE COURSES

First term (November-December)

Asset Management and Transition Risk (30 hours)

Computer Programming (30 hours)

Econometrics of Financial Markets (30 hours)

Economics of Financial Markets (30 hours)

Second term (February-April)

Quantitative Research Methods (15 hours) - Main Instructor: Gabriele Pizzi

Research Methods and Communication in Economics (30 hours)

 

SECOND-YEAR ELECTIVE COURSES

First term (September-November)

Advanced Behavioral Economics (30 hours)

Advanced Micro Panel Models (30 hours)

Big Data Analytics (18 hours)

Financial Market Regulation (30 hours)

Fundamentals of Public Management (15 hours) - Main Instructor: Ileana Steccolini

Introduction to Python for Econometrics (30 hours)

Qualitative Research in Accounting (15 hours) - Main Instructor: Emanuele Padovani

Second term (November-December)

Industrial Organization: Theory and Applications (30 hours)

Third term (February-April)

Financial Mathematics (30 hours)

Introduction to Machine Learning (30 hours)

Fourth term (April-June)

Econometrics 3 (30 hours)

Macroeconomics 2 (30 hours)