Tor Vergata University of Rome Multiple locations Overview
The Master of Science in Economics at Tor Vergata University of Rome includes applied courses in development economics, health economics, labour economics, procurement and regulation, law and economics, public economics and public choice, beyond fundamental courses in microeconomics, game theory and incentives, macroeconomics and business cycle, econometrics, stata, matlab, python and time series.
Education
The program structure shows the overview of the program in more detail, divided per semester and per year.
- First Year
In the Fall Term (from September to December), students take the preliminary courses in Mathematics and Statistics, and the core courses in Econometrics, Microeconomics I and Statistical Computing 1st part (Matlab, Stata).
In the Spring Term (from February to June), students take the core courses in Microeconomics II, Macroeconomics I and II, Time Series, Statistical Computing 2nd part (Matlab, Python) and an optional course.
- Second Year
In the Fall Term students take the courses on Public Economics, Law and economics and an optional course.
In the Spring Term students take Labour Economics, an optional course, and focus on the thesis.
Students are encouraged to attend internships or summer schools for which the MSc Committee may assign some extra credits.
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Courses include:
- Mathematics
- Statistics
- Econometrics
- Microeconomics
- Statistical Computing
- Macroeconomics
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Duration
- Full-time
- 24 months
Start dates & application deadlines
- Starting
- Apply before , International
- Apply before , EEA/EU
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Language
English
Credits
120 alternative credits
Delivered
On Campus
Disciplines
Economics Mathematics Statistics View 50 other Masters in Economics in ItalyMore information
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English requirements
We are not aware of any English requirements for this programme.
Other requirements
General requirements
- To attend profitably the Master of Science in Economics it is necessary to have adequate knowledge of economic theory and quantitative analysis
- For applicants who do not meet the entry requirements, the Admission Board will verify whether or not they hold the skills and competencies needed such as an undergraduate university degree with a strong quantitative background. If the Admission Board identifies such skills and competences as adequate, the applicant is admitted to evaluation
The application must include the following documents:
- Copy of valid Passport/ID
- Transcript of Records
- Curriculum Vitae in English
- Cover Letter (in .pdf format)
- Reference letter
- English proficiency certificate
- GRE or GMAT (non-compulsory)
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Tuition fees for Italian and EU students depend on the student's family income (please visit the Programme website).
Non-EU students tuition fees:
- €156 to be paid as a first installment and €500 to be paid as a second installment for extra-EU students from the developing countries
- €156 to be paid as a first installment, plus €1.000 to be paid as a second installment for all the other non-EU students
Funding
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