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MEFIMaster Programme In Economics, Finance and International Integration
University of Pavia
Italy, Pavia Department of Economics and Management How to apply
| Study location | Italy, Pavia |
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| Type | Graduate, full-time |
| Nominal duration | 2 years |
| Study language | English |
| Awards | MEFI |
| Course code | 02407/00/2016 |
| Tuition fee | €400 per yearTuition fee for non-EU students who enter Italy with a study visa is based on flat rate and depends on the citizenship. If non-EU students come from a family with limited financial resource, they can choose to have their tuition fee calculated according to their family income (from €156,00 to €3.985,00 per year). For more info please consult this link |
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| Application fee | €35 one-time |
| Entry qualification | Undergraduate diploma (or higher)Students should provide evidence that in their 3-year diploma they have acquired the following number of ECTS (in case of students outside the European Union, the equivalent number of hours of study) in these areas: Economics (i.e. Macro and Micro Economics; Political Economy; Econometrics; Economic History) – 24 ECTS Quantitative Methods – (exams in Mathematics and Statistics) – 15 ECTS Business Administration (i.e. Accounting; Management; Finance – 6 ECTS Law – (i.e. Business Law, Constitutional Law) – 6 ECTS English language – 6 ECTS (see note below) Computer science – 3 ECTS A margin of flexibility is admitted, with respect to the fulfillment of the above minimum curricular requirements, up to a maximum of 10%, or 6 ECTS. This margin may be applied indifferently to only one of the groups of the scientific areas listed above or to more groups, except for the point referring to the English language requirement, which must be always fulfilled. Note that all students satisfying the above minimal entry requirements (study background and number of study hours) but with a final Bachelor mark lower than 95/110 (after conversion into the Italian grading system) must pass an admission test. With a mark higher than the above threshold admission is direct (no entry test).The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian.If the transcript provided by your home school is not in English, you will need to obtain official translations along with verified copies of the original.In order to finalize your enrollment, you must submit the original documents as paper or scanned version. |
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| Language requirements | English Italian is not necessary for the course, as lectures and all related activities are in English. However, it would be advantageous to have some knowledge of Italian for your daily life in Italy. 6 ECTS in the English Language are required. Otherwise, it is enough to provide an international certification attesting a knowledge equal or higher than the B2 level of the Common European Framework (First Certificate in English). For example, a TOEFL certificate with an iBT total score of B2 level (87-109) or higher is considered equal to the level B2 of the Common European Framework |
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| Other requirements | Throughout the application process, the upload of the following documents will be required: MANDATORY: – a scanned copy of your passport or identity card. – a scan of you Bachelor degree transcript supplied by your university reporting the individual exams taken (or to be taken if still graduating) , relative marks and numbers of credits (or study hours) for each exam. If you have more than one degree, you may upload more than one transcript, each as a separate file. – an excel file to be completed with all the exams from your transcript, divided and grouped according to the different subject areas specified in the file. Please download the excel file here . – a scan of you CV translated in English. OPTIONAL: – a scan of your English language certificate. |
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| More information | mefi.unipv.eu mefi.unipv.eu/course-synopsis |
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Overview
Programme structure
Study plan and further information are available at this link
Career opportunities
MEFI students will improve their technical and scientific skills, and develop the ability to operate at an international level. Here are the main career opportunities offered by MEFI:
– experts in financial markets, able not only to actually trade in sophisticated financial assets but also to manage portfolios and financial strategies of banks, insurance companies and financial institutions, at both the national and international level;
– experts in strategic planning and regulation of markets, able to work in public regulation agencies, and in regulated firms, or firms belonging to production chains affected by competition and regulation;
– experts in international and development economics, able to work in international institutions, in public administrations, and in non-profit organisations committed to international cooperation.
Master’s Degree in Economics, Finance and International Integration
Length 2 years Study pace Full time Education level Master’s degree Institute University of Pavia Scholarships available Scholarships available Rating Write a review! Location Pavia Language English Start date September 2021
Program description
Master’s Degree in Economics, Finance and International Integration
The Master’s degree Program in Economics, Finance and International Integration (MEFI) is a post-graduate course open to Italian and foreign students aiming to pursue advanced studies in the field of applied economics and finance from an international perspective. MEFI trains students longing to start high-level careers as professionals or managers in national and multinational firms and within the Public Administration. Starting from the academic year 2013-2014 this Master Program will be entirely taught in English, fulfilling the internalization aims of our Department. The Department is already involved in many international mobility programs for graduate students. Moreover, a few double degree programs in Economics have been already agreed upon and are being carried out with some major European Universities. The decision to teach all MEFI courses in English is then just a further path in our internalization strategy.
Though students attending MEFI will get the same degree, they may choose from the start between three different specializations: Finance; Industrial Organization and Market Regulation; International Economic Integration and Development. Such a variety of academic options is consistent with the existence in our Department of different groups of researchers sharing common scientific interests, publishing extensively on these topics and occasionally working as consultants for private and public institutions.
The Finance curriculum has been developed by a group of mathematicians, statisticians and econometricians who have long since concentrated their research work on financial markets. They also cooperate with colleagues involved in macroeconomics and corporate finance.
The Industrial Organization and Market Regulation curriculum is based as well on a group of professors and researchers long since involved in research work about theoretical and empirical industrial organization, regulatory economics and competition policy.
A third curriculum concerning International Economic Integration and Development is also available, as the University of Pavia is a leading academic institution for post-graduate education in the field of international cooperation and economic development.
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Admission requirements
Previous qualification
Students should hold a 3-year university diploma (Bachelor of Science degree)
Background of studies and number of ECTs (hours of study)
Students should provide evidence that in their 3-year diploma they have acquired the following number of ECTS (in case of students outside the European Union, the equivalent number of hours of study) in these areas:
- Economics (i.e. Macro and Micro Economics; Political Economy; Econometrics; Economic History) – 24 ECTS
- Quantitative Methods– (exams in Mathematics and Statistics) – 15 ECTS
- Business Administration (i.e. Accounting; Management; Finance – 6 ECTS
- Law (i.e. Business Law, Constitutional Law) – 6 ECTS
- English language – 6 ECTS (see note below)
- Computer science – 3 ECTS
A margin of flexibility is admitted, with respect to the fulfillment of the above minimum curricular requirements, up to a maximum of 10%, or 6 ECTS. This margin may be applied indifferently to only one of the groups of the scientific areas listed above or to more groups, except for the point referring to the English language requirement, which must be always fulfilled.
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Tuition fees
Tuition fees at UNIPAVIA vary based on the student’s family income and country of origin and range from 156 to 3,507 EUR.
Scholarship, fees reduction and other benefits are offered to students on merit criteria and family income by Edisu, a dedicated government agency.
Qualification
Upon completion of this program, graduates will be awarded a Master’s Degree in Economics, Finance and International Integration.
Career opportunities
MEFI students will improve their technical and scientific skills, and develop the ability to operate at an international level. Here are the main career opportunities offered by MEFI:
- experts in financial markets, able not only to actually trade in sophisticated financial assets but also to manage portfolios and financial strategies of banks, insurance companies and financial institutions, at both the national and international level;
- experts in strategic planning and regulation of markets, able to work in public regulation agencies, and in regulated firms, or firms belonging to production chains affected by competition and regulation;
- experts in international and development economics, able to work in international institutions, in public administrations, and in non-profit organisations committed to international cooperation.
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