Module 1 – International Institutions and Financial Stability

• Governance of International Institutions: A Non-Eurozone Perspective
• Economics of International Financial Institutions
• European Banking Integration
• Banking Supervision within the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)
• US Market Regulatory Framework: An Insider’s View

Module 2 – Foreign Investments and Growth: An Evolving Landscape

• Investing in Innovation: The Case of Venture Capital
• Money and Payment Systems in International Commercial Law
• Thriving Multinational Corporations in a Changing World Order
• Cost Management in Innovative Pharmaceutical Therapies: Managed Entry Agreements

Module 3 – Communication, Privacy, and the Digital Era

• Key Crises in the Digital Ecosystem: Truth, Privacy, and Free Speech
• The Role of Marketing and Communications in International Organizations
• Case Studies on Financial Institutions Restructuring
• Climate Change: Financial and Business Risks
• Monetary Economics

Module 4 – Organizational Challenges and Innovation

• Public Policy Consulting
• East-West Digital Synchronization of Global Power Dynamics
• Innovation Ecosystems, Policy Frameworks, and Emerging Financial Models

Internship and Project Work

Participants will have the opportunity to engage in internships, working on projects under the guidance of academic or industry tutors. These practical experiences will culminate in a project work that must be submitted during the final examination to earn the Master’s diploma.

Assessment Criteria

Each course includes self-assessment tests, which are strongly recommended as preparation for the final examination. The final test will be evaluated by a commission in accordance with Italian DM 270/2004 – Article 11, Clause 7, Letter E.