Structure

The Professional Master's Programme pairs theoretical expertise with 450-hour internships in credit institutions, financial firms, consultancy firms or law firms. As an alternative to the internship, participants who are already professionally active in the field will be given the option of presenting an individual Project Work, to be previously agreed with the Master Director.

Participants shall also attend additional seminars organized by the Master with high-level experts, concerning topics at the forefront of regulatory developments in the field.

The assessment of the level of expertise individually achieved at the end of each course shall be done through a written exam, evaluation of classwork's participation and may include project work or moot courts or role play exercises organized in the context of each course.

In a final work at the end of the Master, students will develop an in-depth analysis of a specific topic of practical salience, both from a theoretical and applicative perspective, under the guidance of a supervisor.