10 Economics Course Programs in Italy

In Economics of Innovation and Technological Change, the Seasonal School programme addresses both the theoretical and the empirical underpinnings of the economics of innovation and technical change, as well as recent debates at the frontier of the field. The topics covered include technological paradigms and trajectories, innovation and firm strategies, sectoral patterns of innovation, analysis of patent data, innovation and economic growth, innovation and competitiveness, and innovation and intellectual property rights.

“If you can’t measure it, you can’t change it.” Masterclass in Labour Statistics: From Standards to Data course enable us to monitor one of the most important aspects of our well-being: work. As we spend a large part of our lives at work and live on the earnings from it, governments must have access to timely and relevant data to inform accurate and sound policies.

The Seasonal School aims to strengthen the methodological skills of PhD students and early-career researchers in the field of causal inference in economics, with particular emphasis on techniques for learning causal structures from data, including both panel and time-series settings.

Agent-Based Models in Economics: Theory, Toolkit and Policy Laboratories Seasonal School is intended to achieve the following objectives: Learning agent-based modelling techniques (ABMs) as a tool for analysis and interpretation of economic and social processes.

According to the Blockchain Marketing Course data from the Tech Company observatory of the Politecnico di Milano, there were about 600,000 jobs filled in digital marketing in Italy in mid-2022. This is an alarming figure, making one wonder about the saturation of the market and the impossibility of career development for newcomers. Supply has skyrocketed, making digital marketing a “profession like any other.”

Blockchain Developer Course is being promoted as the single best chance in 2023 to improve your professional life and advance your career in a revolutionary industry. Imagine a future in which your career is no longer restricted by ordinary employment. A future in which you usher in a new era.

This training programme aims to provide you with the essential analytical tools required for understanding the investment funds sector and its potential impact on the broader financial system. It is jointly organised by the European Securities Markets Authority (ESMA), the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB), and the Florence School of Banking and Finance, providing academic rigour and up-to-date insights into the internal policy discussion. The training programme will involve an in-depth exploration of the aspects of the EU investment fund sector through a series of lectures, group discussions, and practical exercises. You will acquire skills in the monitoring, mitigation and prevention of risks and vulnerabilities associated with investment funds, including from a financial stability perspective. As part of this, you will develop an understanding of the role of stress testing and associated stress testing methodologies. The programme will conclude with an interactive panel discussion of experienced experts and practitioners, who will share their insights.

The Digital Finance, Digital Currencies, and Payments Academy course offered by the European University Institute (EUI) provides a comprehensive exploration of the rapidly evolving landscape of financial technology. This course delves into the intersection of finance and technology, focusing particularly on digital currencies and payment systems. Participants in this academy gain insights into the latest developments and innovations in digital finance, including blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and digital payment platforms. Through a combination of lectures, case studies, and interactive discussions, students develop a deep understanding of the opportunities and challenges presented by these emerging technologies.

International trade negotiations are highly complicated processes, involving a large variety of actors (public and private), each representing their own interests. While traditionally trade agreements have dealt primarily with discussions over tariffs and quotas on imports, trade negotiations today encompass a much broader range of actions and government regulations, from the environment and climate, to the digital domain. Novel forms of international trade arrangements, different from traditional trade agreements, are also emerging creating new opportunities for international cooperation, but also increasing the fragmentation of the international economic system.

An SOS-certified course for those who want to acquire the necessary practical skills to becoming Circular Economy consultants in the fields of design, architecture, and engineering.