Course units and programme of study
The programme of study is the set of compulsory and elective courses that the student must take in order to graduate.
Submission of the programme of study for your year of enrolment is compulsory and is required, in particular, for registration for examinations and for completion of the teaching evaluation questionnaires.
All current students must submit their programme of study online via the Esse3 system. The programme of study may differ according to the academic year of enrolment ('cohort'); it may also provide for a choice between different study paths ('curriculum').
To see the list of courses that you can include in your programme of study, select the academic year of enrolment and, if available, the curriculum.
Search for course units in the programme of study.
How the programme of study works
The list of course units in the programme of study represents all the training activities available for each of the years of the degree course and changes according to the year in which the student enrols. Free-choice or restricted-choice subjects are optional learning activities that students may include in their programme of study according to the choice criteria specified on this page; the remaining subjects are compulsory for all students.
The programme of study must be submitted online by students for each year using the ESSE3 system (see dedicated section).
Students are allowed to submit their own programme of study with options other than those presented on this page (and available in ESSE3), as long as it is consistent with achieving the course's educational objectives. In that case, the programme must be submitted to the Course Council for approval.
OFA (Additional Educational Obligation), rules and propaedeuticity
Students who have been allocated the Additional Educational Obligation (OFA) (see also the following link https://corsi.unipr.it/it/node/10883 in more detail) are obliged to take the "General Mathematics" exam before they can take any exam in the 2nd year.
Students who have not yet removed their OFA at the time of enrolment in the 2nd year may still enrol in the 2nd year, but as long as the examination has not been passed, they may only sit the 1st year examinations for which they may be in debt.
Those who have obtained the OFA (even in previous years) will not be able to remove it by repeating the test in the calendar years following the year of enrolment, but only by passing 'General Mathematics' before the 2nd year examinations.
The sequence of examinations as laid down in the syllabus is fundamental to the successful development of the course of study.
In this regard, all students enrolled in the first year of the degree course in Economics and Management (CLEM) are required to comply with the following propaedeuticities:
- they may only sit the second-year examinations (and more generally all the training activities, including the internship, included by the student and the student in their programme of study in the second year) after having passed at least three examinations of the first year;
- they may only sit the third-year examinations (and more generally all the training activities, including the internship, included by the student and the student in their programme of study in the third year) after having passed all the examinations of the first year.
The choice of specialisation curriculum is made in the second year.
Online Programme of Study Submission Guidelines
Curriculum
Presentation of the 5 curricula
The degree course in Economics and Management (CLEM) is divided into 5 different curricula that are highly specialised in terms of subject matter.
In the second year of the course, students enrolled in the CLEM degree course must necessarily make their choice of curriculum at the same time as filling out their programme of study online (for more information see the Programme of Study page).
Curriculum:
Curriculum in Business Economics (CLEA) - Referee Prof. Tatiana Mazza
Curriculum in Economics and Finance (CLEF) - Referee Prof. Gino Gandolfi
Curriculum in Economics and Marketing (CLAM) - Referee Prof. Maria Grazia Cardinali
Curriculum in Economics of International Markets (CLEI) - Referee Prof. Fabio Landini
Curriculum in Economics and New Digital Technologies (CLED) - Referee Prof. Marco Riani
Curriculum in Economics and Business Administration (CLEA)
Slides presentation CLEA
Video presentations CLEA
Curriculum in Economics and Finance (CLEF)
Slides presentation CLEF
Video presentations CLEF
Curriculum in Economics and Marketing (CLAM)
Slides presentation CLAM
Video presentations CLAM
Curriculum in Economics of International Markets (CLEI)
Slides presentation CLEI
Video presentations CLEI
Curriculum in Economics and New Digital Technologies (CLED)
Slides presentation CLED
Video presentations CLED
Language and computer skills
COMPUTER: free credits for computer skills are optional. Interested students must submit appropriate documentation (certification) in accordance with the "Rules for other training activities" published on the Optional Activities page.
LANGUAGES: it is compulsory to sit the Business English proficiency exam, which is scheduled for the third year of the course. Alternatively, it is possible to present the Cambridge ESOL certification, BEC 1 (=Business English Certificate) - for B1.
Free credit for language skills other than English is optional. Interested male and female students must submit appropriate documentation (certification) in accordance with the "Rules for other training activities" published on the Optional Activities page.
Optional activities and work placements
In order to fulfil the obligations relating to the activity of choice provided for in the programme of study, it is necessary to sit an examination of choice (profit) and/or acquire the remaining credits by choosing one or more of the other proposed activities. It is important to see the activities offered and the documents that regulate them.
The number of recognisable credits differs depending on the academic year of enrolment.
Choice Activities Slide
Choice Activities and Internship a.y. 2022/2023
Choice Activities and Internship a.y. 2021/2022
N.B: the table of choice examinations within the slides and video is included as an example. The student must consult the updated list of elective examinations activated in each academic year published on the examinations page of the Department website.
Information
For further information on internships and optional activities proposed for your matriculation year, please consult the Optional Activities page of the Department website.
Seminars and Workshops
N.B.: students are invited to read the rules for their year of enrolment as published on the Optional Activities page of the Department website.
SEMINAR CYCLE 2022/2023:
First semester
- Fighting Inflation – prof. Augusto Schianchi
- La mia impresa: business idea, contabilità e finanza (in collaborazione con Aeee Italia)
- Open innovation discovery e Startup scounting (in collaborazione con Le Village)
- Corso di orientamento al lavoro e all'imprenditorialità (Giovani & Impresa)
Second semester
- Open innovation discovery e Startup scounting (in collaboration with Le Village) - Period: May-June 2023 - For information, contact prof.ssa Maria Cristina Arcuri mariacristina.arcuri@unipr.it
- Negotiation techniques and conflict management course (Youth & Business) - Period: May-June 2023 - For information, contact prof.ssa Maria Cristina Arcuri mariacristina.arcuri@unipr.it
- Orientation course for work and entrepreneurship (Youth & Business) - Period of implementation: June 2023 - For information, contact prof.ssa Maria Cristina Arcuri mariacristina.arcuri@unipr.it
- "Design a retail customer experience in physical channels" - prof.ssa Maria Grazia Cardinali - Period: March 2023
- Psychology of Work, Organizations and Management - Laboratory, advanced course - Prof. Chiara Panari - Period: February-April 2023
LABORATORIES 2022/2023
- Laboratory of Psychology of Work, Organisations and Management - prof.ssa Chiara Panari
- Laboratory "Stories of factories and offices. The story of the places of production, yesterday and today" - prof. Stefano Magagnoli
SEMINAR CYCLE 2021/2022:
- Bcorp Academy - prof. Pier Luigi Marchini - first semester
- Giovani & Impresa - prof. Pier Luigi Marchini - first semester
- Principles of Entrepreneurship in the post-Covid19 era - prof. Pier Luigi Marchini
- Generative Marketing - prof. Maria Grazia Cardinali
LABORATORIES 2021/2022
- Laboratory of Psychology of Work, Organisations and Management - prof. Chiara Panari
- Laboratory Industrial clusters and industrial districts in the global economy - prof. Jacopo Canello
CYCLE OF SEMINARS 2020/2021:
- Blockchain: the new digital trust - period February/April 2021
- Designing a Retail Experience in Physical Channels - period March 2021
- 2nd Cycle of Seminars for Second Semester 2020/2021: being organised
LABORATORIES 2020/2021:
- Laboratory on the Psychology of Work, Organisations and Management - Prof. Panari
- Laboratory on Customs and the Internationalisation of Businesses - Prof. Di Nella (in the a.y. 2020/2021 IS NOT ACTIVATED)
Programme of study for students enrolled in the a.y. 2023/2024
Programme of study for students enrolled in the a.y. 2022/2023
Programme of study for students enrolled in the a.y. 2021/2022
Programme of study for students enrolled in the a.y. 2020/2021
Programme of study for students enrolled in the a.y. 2019/2020
Programme of study for students enrolled in the a.y. 2018/2019
Previous academic years
By referring to your enrolment year, you can retrieve useful information for taking the exams in your programme of study, including syllabuses and examination bibliographies (Syllabus).
All students, even those enrolled in academic years not mentioned on this page, can find useful information for taking examinations:
- by searching in the catalogue of all the University's courses (N.B. it is necessary to select the academic year in which the examination was scheduled in your programme of study and the name of the course or Professor/instructor);
- by consulting the personal page of the Professor/instructor who holds the course by selecting the surname from the list of teaching staff members for the degree course and the name of the course. (N.B. it is necessary to select the academic year in which the exam was scheduled in the programme of study and the name of the teaching course or the name of the Professor/instructor);
- by consulting the personal page of the Professor/instructor in charge of the teaching course by selecting the surname in the list of teaching staff members for the degree course or in the University telephone directory (this option is valid only for full Professors );
- by consulting the page of the course catalogue of the year of enrolment on the University website; on the Department website where, in the page course catalogue of previous years, information and guides are published with a collection of the programmes of the years preceding the current year.