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DISAQ

AffariGeneraliDepartmentwww.uniparthenope.it/index.php/it/ufficio-competente

erasmus@uniparthenope.itErasmusAdministrativeContact:GrassoMaria

ViaAmmiraglioActon,38PalazzinaSpagnolaIIpiano

80133-NapoliTel.:081-5475207

ReceivingHours:fromMondaytoFridayfrom11amto1pm

DidacticDivisionInternational.disaq@uniparthenope.it

DepartmentErasmusAdministrativeContact:StefanoColacinoViaGeneraleParisi,13

PalazzoPacanowski,4thfloor80132–Napoli

Tel.:0815474150Orariodiricevimento:Monday,Wednsday,Fridayfrom10amto12am

ErasmusContactPersonProfessorChiaraCannavale

chiara.cannavale@uniparthenope.itViaGeneraleParisi,13

PalazzoPacanowski,4thfloor,room408Tel.:0815474119

ThecityofNaples:LivingandMovingaroundthecityInformationonthecityofNaplesThelargestcityofNaples,capitaloftheprovinceandtheregion,apointofembarkationforemigrantsinthepast,Naplesnowhasalargetrafficofmerchandise(petroleum,carbon,cereals)andpassengers.ItisthelargestItalianport,withanoteworthynexusofrailwayandhighwaysandalargeinternationalairport.Naplesisthelargest city in south Italy and one of themost beautiful, particularly around the Bay ofNaples.ThecapitalcityofCampania,NaplesisthethirdmostpopulatedcityinItaly(afterRomeandMilan),withoveramillioninhabitants,andit isthemostimportantindustrialcenter and trading port for the South. It is a sprawlingmetropolis thatwas foundedbyGreeks,enlargedbyRomansandasaresultisrichinhistoryandstunningarchitecture.Inthe vast urban area one can distinguish many different neighborhoods: the old center,characterizedbybuildingscloselycrowdedtogether,isborderedonthewestbythenewadministrativedistrictandontheeastbythebusinessdistrict,intowhichflowsalmostalltheroadandrailtraffic.Otherneighborhoods,withnarrowclimbingstreets,risearoundthebase of the SanMartino and Capodimonte hills. These neighborhoods have experiencedintense development, typically of the simpler kind, in contrast to that of the residentialneighborhoodsthatstretchoutcomfortablyalongtheVomeroandPosillipohills.

Movingaroundthecity

Thecityisdividedinto21zones,andithassomanymonumentsthatitisrightfullyknownasanopenairmuseum.Meanwhile,hereisalittleguidetoallowyoutochoosethemostsignificantplacesofinterestandtouristattractions,shouldyoufindyourselfinthisgloriouscity, but with time as your enemy. San Ferdinando - Chiaia - Posillipo - The places,monumentsandlandscapesinthistriangleareprobablytheoneswhichhavemadeNaplesfamous,andtheyalsoofferoneofthebestitinerariesfortouristswhowouldliketovisittheseareas.ThetouristwholandsinNaplesfindsthemselvesimmediatelyimmersedinthesceneryof thePiazzaMunicipiowhich is itselfdominatedby the impressivemoleof theMaschioAngioinoorCastelNuovo;theTeatroSanCarlo,thesplendidGalleriaUmbertoIandthespectacularPiazzadelPlebiscitobehindthefaçadeofthemajesticPalazzoReale,thesemicircularcolonnadeandthedomesofthesplendidBasilicadiSanFrancescodiPaolaareallclosetooneanotherandjustwaitingtobeseen.Headingdowntowardsthesea,you’llcomeuponSantaLuciaandthenBorgoMarinarowheretheCasteldell’Ovostandsinallitsglory.Chiaia-istheareawhichfacesthebay;youmustvisitthisareaandtakealongwalkalongthepromenadefromViaPartenopepastViaCaracciolountilMergellinaorstopbyatVilla Comunale blessed with trees dating back centuries, neo classical statues, artisticfountains; it ishere thatyou’ll find theoldestacquariuminEurope.Themost importantmonumentinthezoneistheVillaPignatelliwhichtodayishometooneofNaplesmuseums.Posillipo-offersupthechancetoenjoyasplendidviewofthebayandtheincrediblemountVesuvius,thepromontoryofSorrentoandtheislandofCapri.Lookingeastwards,youwillbehold the Bay of Pozzuoli as well as the islands of Nisida, Ischia and Procida and thehistoricalCampiFlegrei(PhlegreanFields).IlCentroAntico-Naplesischaracterisedbyitsuniformity in townplanning. In fact, the quarters thatmakes up the ancient centre stillfaithfullyadheretotheGreco-RomanplansforthecityofNeapolis. Inthesequartersarelayeruponlayerofhistorywhichunfoldsbeforetheeyesoftheunsuspectingvisitorlikeanenormous history book. The alleyways overflowing with life in quarters such as SanLorenzo,SanGiuseppe,PortoePendinoarethesameonesinwhichGreekswouldtradeand

buildtemplesduringthe4thcentury.Itispracticallyimpossibletolistallthemonumentsthatyouwillfindinthethreedecumaniandthenumeroussidestreets(icardi)whichrunperpendicular to them,butmentionmustbemadeof the following churches: SanPaoloMaggiorebuiltuponthefoundationsofthetempiodeiDioscuri,(twocolumnsofthetempleare still visible), there is San Lorenzo Maggiore, underneath which are importantarchaelogicalremainswhichthepublicareabletovisit.ThesetwochurchesarelocatedinPiazzaSanGaetano, theancientRomanmarketplacealongViadeiTribunali, theancientdecumanusmaggiore.ThechurchandstreetofSanGregorioArmenoarealsoworthavisit,thischurchwasalsobuiltonthesiteofatemple.ViadeiTribunaliendsinfrontofCastelCapuano,theoldestfortinthecitybuiltforNormankings,behinditliesopeningontothePortaCapuana.WalkingalongViaDuomo,you’llcomeacrosstheCathedraldedicatedtoSanGennaro, the city’spatron, the cathedral seems tobe inaplace thatdoesn’t seemgrandenoughforsuchanimportantbuilding,theDuomowhichincorporatestheancientbasilicaofSantaRestitutabuiltontheordersofConstantine,andtheBattisterodiSanGiovanniinFontewhichistheoldestbaptisteryinthewesternworld.BeneaththeDuomolieancientarchaeologicalsites,whichyoucanvisit.ThestratificationbeginswiththeancientGreekandfinisheswiththeMiddleAges.TheMuseoCivicoFilangieriisalsolocatedinViaDuomoandishousedinsidethePalazzoComowhichwasbuiltduringtheRenaissance.PiazzettaNiloissituatedonViaSanBiagiodeiLibrai,andinwhichyou’llfinda2000yearsoldstatue,StatuadelCorpodiNapoli.FollowingtheaxisofSpaccanapoliyouwillfindotherexamplesofNeapolitan culture: inPiazzaSanDomenicoMaggioreyouwill find thebasilicaof thesamenameandnumerouspalazzifromtheAragonandSpanisherawiththeGugliawhichwasdedicatedtotheSaintatthecentre.TheCappelladiSanSeveroisalsoworthavisit.PiazzadelGesùNuovoyieldssuchtreasuresastheChiesadiSantaChiara,theChiostrodelleClarisse,the16thcenturyfaçadeoftheGesùNuovoandtheGugliadell’Immacolata.TheSanGiovanniMaggiore,wasbuiltontheremainschapelofSanGiovannidiPappacodacontainsastupendousGothicdoorway.Theprimaryuniversityfacultiesandmuseumsarehousedinthese historic piazzas. Il Centro Storico - The quarters of the Centro Storico are naturalextensions of the Centro Antico, which represent the Medieval and RenaissancedevelopmentsreachingtotheSpanishviceroysandtheNeapolitanBourbons.TheSpanishquarters; the elegant Via Toledowith its historic palazzi and churches that contain themasterpieces of 17th century Neapolitan painters; Piazza Monteoliveto which containsPalazzoGravina,theFontanabuiltinhonourofCarlosIIofSpainandthechurchSant’AnnadeiLombardiwithawealthofRenaissancetreasures,PiazzaDantewiththe18thcenturyfaçade of the National Boarding School il Convitto Nazionale and Port’Alba, where thelazzaridiMasaniellogotthebetterofthecannonsoftheViceroy.TheMuseoArcheologicoNazionaleisoneofthemostimportantmuseumsofitskindandislocatedinPiazza.ThePortaSanGennaroislocatedinPiazzaCavouranditsoneoftheoldestgatewaysinthecity.ViaS.MariadiCostantinopolihasmanypalazzisuchastheAccademiadiBelleArtiandmanydazzlingchurches.InPiazzaBellinionecanstillseetracesofancientGreekcitywalls;PiazzadellaSanitàholdsthe17thcenturyChiesadiSantaMariaunderwhicharetheSanGaudosioCatacombs;thezonadeiVerginiezonadelleFontanelle,areancientareasusedforburialinGreco-RomanNaples,otherplacesofinterestintheimmediatevicinityare:ViaForia;PiazzaCarloIIIwhichhasanenormousfaçade(375m.long)theAlbergodeiPoveriandtheOrtoBotanico;CorsoGaribaldiandthepiazzaofthesamename,whichisnowtheheadquartersof Central Station; CorsoUmbertowith theNeo-classical style University of Federico II;Piazza Boviowith the Palazzo della Borsa and the famous Fontana del Nettuno; PiazzaMercato,thebackdroptodramaticinNeapolitanhistoryadjacenttothispiazzaisPiazza

del Carmine; all of these places are representative but not unique to the zones whichdevelopedandgrew into thecentroantico.TheQuartieriCollinari -Thesearehillzoneswhich were developed at the end of the 19th century as a residential district for theNeapolitanbourgeoisieilVomerounderwentradicalchangesinthe’50sand’70swhichhasmadeitintooneofthebusiestandmostchaoticareasinthecity.Itislinkedtosurroundingareasbythreefunicolarrailways,butitstillretainsamongsomeofthecity’smostimportantmonuments.CastelSant’ElmoandtheCertosadiSanMartino,werebuiltaround1350,anddominate the city from above. Today, La Certosa houses the National Museum of SanMartino,whichshowscollections,paintingsscupltures,documentsandrelicsofNeapolitantradition,amongstotherthings.VillaFloridianawasgivenbyKingFerdinandoofBourbontohissecondwife;itconsistsofapark,atthecentreofwhichstandsasmallpalacewhichisnowamuseum(theMuseodellaCeramicaDucadiMartina).Theattentivetouristcan’tletavisittothecatacombsofSanGennaroescapehim.Thecatacombsweredugfromtheyellowtuff of theAminei hills in the Capodimonte at the beginning of the second century. Thegalleries,which create a kind of underground basilica leave a lasting impression on theunsuspectingtraveller.ThesepulchreofSanGennaroandthetombsofthebishops,amongstwhomliesthebishopofCarthage.InsidethePalazzoRealediCapodimonte(apalacebuiltin1738andsurroundedbyalargeparkandawoodwhichactedasahuntingground),isthewith its collections and theNationalGallerywith its extensive art gallery. The ZonaFlegreaFuorigrotta-ispartofthisarea,itisamodernresidentialzonewheretheRaihasitsheadquarters,asdoesthePolitecnico;itisthenewheadquartersoftheUniversitaria,andimportant sports complexes such as Stadio San Paolo and the Mostra d’Oltremareheadquarters ofmany important tradefairs, of the Zoo, Edenlandia a large theme park;BagnoliisanexindustrialzoneandisnowhometotheCittàdellaScienza,oftheoldshedsteelworksonbanks facing the islandofNisida;Agnanowas the seatof ancientand thefamous Ippodromo (racecourse)with a nearby nature reserve,where several protectedspecies,arecaredforbytheW.W.F.NumerousRomanremainscanbefoundallaroundthisarea. The peripheral zones do not offermuch of interest to the tourist: these zones aremainly industrial or ex-agricultural zoneswhichhavebeendestroyedover the years bycementwhichhasbeendumpedhereasthecitytriestofindspaceinwhichtoexpand.

HowtogettoNaples

ByairNaples'internationalariportis7kmor10minsfromStazioneCentralerailstation,20minsfromferryandhydrofoilports.AereoportoInternazionalediNapoli(Capodichino)Napoli0817896111,toll-freefromwithinItaly848888777,www.gesac.it.BusesAlibus(800639525,0817631111,www.anm.it)runsadirectbusfromoutsidearrivalstoStazioneCentrale(PiazzaGaribaldi)andPiazzaMunicipio(neartheferryport).Busesleaveevery20mins,6.30amto11.30pmdaily.ReturnbusesleavePiazzaMunicipiofrom6amto12.12amdaily.Ticketsare€3.Localorangebus3SrunsfromArrivalstoGaribaldievery25mins.Buytickets(€1.10)atanytabacchiandstampthemonboard.

TaxisAtaxitocentralNaplesshouldcostaround€12.50(plus50¢foreachpieceofluggageintheboot).MajorairlinesAlitaliaBritishAirwaysEasyJetMeridinaVoloteaAirFranceAirArabiaWizzAirLufthansaTurkishAirlinesSwissByboatTimetablesforwatertransportaroundtheBayofNaplesappeardailyinIlMattinoandonwww.campaniatrasporti.it.Ferries&hydrofoilsFerriesandhydrofoilsregularlydepartfromNaples’port,MoloBeverello,headingtotheislands, Sorrento (€11) and the Amalfi Coast (€15), aswell as from the smaller port atMergellina,fortheislands.Themajoroperatorsare:Alilauro0814972238,www.alilauro.itCaremar0815513882,www.caremar.itMedMar0813334411,www.medmargroup.itNavigazioneLiberadelGolfo0815520763,www.navlib.itSNAV0814285555,www.snav.itFerryservicestoPalermo(daily)andSardinia(onceortwiceweekly)arerunbyTirrenia(nowjoinedwithCaremar,seeabove).SNAVrunsahydrofoiltoPalermo(Apr-Decdaily).TTT Lines (800 915 365, 081 580 2744, www.tttlines.it) sails from Molo Beverello toCatania,SardiniaandTunisia.SeealsoMetrodelMare,below.Hydrofoils to Capri, Ischia and Procida, run by SNAV and Alilauro, also leave fromMergellina,amileawayfromthemainport.MedMarandCaremar(forboth,seeabove)carferriesalsoleaveforProcidaandIschiafromPozzuoli,12kmnorth-westofNaples.TheMetrodelMare(199600700,www.metrodelmare.com)runsfromMoloBeverellotovariouspointsinthegulfandalongtheAmalfiCoast.Tarifsstartat€3.50forashorthop;NapoliBeverellotoPositanois€14;toAmalfi€15.BybusMostlong-distancebusesarriveatanddepartfromPiazzaGaribaldi.AutolineeFerrari(akaCLP)runstocitiesinCampania,inotherpartsofItalyandincontinentalEurope(0812514157,www.clpbus.it).CTP(800200114,0817001111,0817005104,www.ctpn.it)and

SITA(0817527337,0893866711,www.sitabus.it)servedestinationsaroundNaplesandSouthernItaly,aswellasTuscanyandtheVeneto.ByrailNaples’threemainlinestationsareCampiFlegrei,Mergellinaandthemainstation,StazioneCentrale.Fortraininformationandbookings,contactTrenitalia.Callthehelpline(892021,0668475475)orvisitwww.trenitalia.it.StazioneCentralePiazzaGaribaldi(892021).MostFS trains comeandgo fromhere, including theAltaVelocitàhigh speed service toRome, very fast Eurostar and InterCity trains, and slow regional, direct and local trains.Trainsalsodepart fromthePiazzaGaribaldistation(two levelsbelowthemainstation),whichisusedbysomelong-distanceservicesaswellastheregionalmetro.

ResidencePermitandHealthInsuranceInItalyapublichealth-caresystemisavailableevenforforeigncitizens.EUcitizensEUcitizensarenotobligedtoasktheResidencePermit.TheResidencePermit can serve if theywant the tax identificationnumber, that’ it’s theusefuldocumentforbeingabletoopenacheckingaccount,or,ifrequestedfromtheowner,inordertorentalodging.EUcitizensmustpossessE111(orE106,E107,E109,E110,E128forms)tohaveahealth-carecoverage.TheformneedstobesignedandstampedbythelocalhealthauthorityA.S.L.(theclosestonetothepermanentaddressinNaples).IntheA.S.L.,oncehealthcareservicesandreleaseacardthatconsentstoaccesstoazonedoctorandtoanalyses or clinical exams if necessary. To find addresses of Asl Napoli 1 consult:www.aslna1.napoli.it/servizi.aspNo-EUcitizensNo-EUcitizensareobligedtoasktheresidencepermit.After to be registered at the Erasmus Office, you will have to address to the PoliceImmigrationOfficewiththefollowingdocuments:•ParthenopeUniversityErasmusECTSstudentcertificationofstudies•4passportsizepictures•passportandphotocopiesofallwrittenpagesofyourpassport(VISA)•copyofHealthInsurancewithanofficialpaperfromtheItalianEmbassyorConsulatefromyourcountrythatstatesthevalidityofyourinsurance.•a16,00Eurodutystampfor theapplication form(dutystampsaresold in thetobaccoshops.No-EUcitizensmustshowprooftopossessahealthinsurance..

UsefulandemergencytelephonenumbersCarabiniere112Police113RedCross-ASLNapoli1(ambulancefreeofcharge)081.7528282/0696/0850Fire-brigade115RoadAid(ACI)116

TrafficPolice081.5954111PostOffice-information160Railways(FerroviedelloStato)147888088

ConsulatesinNaplesAUSTRIA,corsoUmbertoI,275081.287724BELGIUM,viaA.Depretis,78081.5510535DENMARK,p.leStazioneMarittima(insidetheharbour)081.5512211FINLAND,p.leStazioneMarittima(insidetheharbour)081.5512211FRANCE,piazzadellaRepubblica,2081.7612275-081.5980702/3GERMANY,viaCrispi,69/1081.7613393GREECE,vialeGramsci,5081.7611075-081.7611243ISLAND,viaPetrarca,93/9081.5752108LUXEMBOURG,viaC.Colombo,45081.5525619NORWAY,p.leStazioneMarittima081.5512211NETHERLANDS,viaA.Depretis,114081.5513003PORTUGAL,viaNardones,118081.413540GREATBRITAIN,viaCrispi,122081.663511-081.681101/17SPAIN,viadeiMille,40081411157-081.414115SWEDEN,viaToledo,156081.5512852

Housing/AccomodationErasmus students rent private apartements or can ask for a room at “Parthenope”dormitories,forfurtherinformationvisitthewebsitehttp://www.adisuparthenope.it/

TheParthenopeUniversityThe Istituto Universitario Navale (hereafter, “I.U.N.”) is born in Naples in 1920 in thegovernmentobjectivetocarryout“ahighercenterofculturewheretheseacouldbestudiedsuchasafactorofproductionandameanofexchange-anInstitutewhichwouldpreparethespiritstotheconsciousvalorizationoftheeconomicproblemsrelatedtothesea”.TheI.U.N.alwaysexercedanimportantactivityofresearchfinalizedtotheenlargementoftheculturalhorizonsand,atthesametime,totheadequacyoftheproccessofformationtothechangesinprogressintheeconomic-productiveactivitiesandthelabourmarket.Thiseffortof adequacywasdeveloped in order tomaintain, by reinforcing them, the scientific andcultural interests of the Institute and to extend the spectrum of interests to the sets ofthemesdefiningtoday,thenewrulesoftheinternationalcompetingconfrontation.TodaytheUniversityispresentedintheformofanuniversitystructureofaveragesize,withanumberofstudentsinconstantgrowthandwhichcountstoday1500units,constitutingthepopulationof the studentsdestined to stabilize itself according to theprogrammingmade by theUniversitywith the threshold of the 20.000-25.000 in the next years. ThisgrowthinthepopulationofthestudentswhichconstitutedthereasonoftheexpansionoftheUniversityinawaythatitknewtointerpretitsuchasalatentsocialorvirtualrequestcomingfromthecontext,couldtakeplaceonlythankstotheraceofexpansionundertakenbytheUniversity;aformativeexpansionwhichrelatedtoeithertheoffersuggestedbytheUniversity that infrastructures necessary: one refers to the whole of the buildings, thehumanresources,theequipmentbeingusefultothedidacticandresearchactivities,whichhadtoadapttothenewdimensionandthenewrolethattheUniversity,moreandmore,wasgoingtoembrace.IfweexaminetheParthenopeUniversityinrelationwiththenewinstitutionalactivities, in termsofdidacticoffer to thecitizen,weconsider theevolutionwhichobviouslyitrecorded:itwasaninstitutioncharacterizedbythespecificityandtheunicity of the professionalization offered, and which thought to safeguard its owntraditional specificityand,developingat thesame time, its capacity togiveanadequate,existingorlatentanswerthatthecontextexpresses.CounsellingtutorshipandplacementactivitiesAttheParthenopeUniversityofNaples,theStudentCounsellingTutorshipServicemanagesall instruments for themanagementof the threedifferentpre, intra andpost universityorientationandguidanceservices.Toaccomplishitsmission,itsupportsstudentstoframein an optimalway their studies at theUniversity,managing their transition fromuppersecondaryschooltohighereducation(thesocalledpre-universityorientationandguidanceactivities),monitoring their studycareers toearlydetectanomalouscases (thesocalledintrauniversityorientationandguidanceactivities),andofferingplacementassistancebywhichtoencouragestudenttolearnmoreaboutthemselvesandtheworldofworkthroughdirectassistance,resourcesandexperientialopportunities.

DepartmentofManagementandQuantitativeStudies

ViaGeneraleParisi,13–80133NapoliTel.+390815474142www.management.uniparthenope.it

TheDepartmentofManagementandQuantitativeMethods(DISAQ)offersahighqualityeducation in Business Administration and Management. The department offers twobachelordegrees:oneinBusinessAdministration,andoneinStatisticsandInformaticsforFirms. In addition, it offers two Master Degrees: one in Marketing and InternationalManagement,andtheotherinManagementandBusinessFinance.Allthecoursesreflectthemaincompetenciesexistinginthedepartment:corporatestrategy,marketing,internationalbusiness, finance, and quantitative methods. In addition, the department is stronglyinvestingone-learningtohelpstudentswhocannotattendtheuniversity,andit’salwayspromoting activities related to creativity and entrepreneurship, in order to help theterritoryinfacingtheplaguesofstrongunemployment,andfirms’mortality.

Thefacultyisindeedcomposedbyprofessorsspecialisedinthefollowingfields:marketing,innovationmanagement,corporatestrategy,internationalmanagementandcross-culturalmanagement. They are involved in the Regional PhD program in management, builttogether with other two important universities: Federico II and SUN, and they activelyparticipateininternationalnetworksontheirresearchthemes.

Togetherwith the Department of Economics and Law, and the Department of BusinessAdministrationandEconomics,theDepartmentofManagementandQuantitativeStudiesislocatedinaveryfascinatingandfunctional35,000squaredmetersbuildingnamedPalazzoPackanowski.ItislocatedinthecenterofNaples,inViaGeneraleParisi.

Bachelor'sDegreeCourseinBusinessAdministrationCoordinator:Prof.ChiaraCannavalechiara.cannavale@uniparthenope.it

CourseOverviewTheBachelorDegreeinBusinessAdministrationaimsateducatingstudentsinthefieldsofmanagement,andaccounting,andpreparingthemtoworkinthemainfunctionalareasofprivateandstate-ownedfirms,bothintheindustrialandservicedomain.Thepeculiaritiesofthisbachelorrefersto:a strong emphasis onmanagement, and on domains connected to themain companies’functions,suchasmarketing,organization,operationsandlogistics;b)integrationoftheeducationalactivitiesconcerningdiversedisciplines,suchasbusinesseconomics,economics,lawandmathematics/statistics.;

thepossibilitytogetaDoubleDegreeincooperationwithoneofthefollowingUniversities:UniversitédeBordeaux,TUChemnitz,UBT.Thecurriculumhasbeendesignedtohelpgraduatesbuildupaprofessionalprofilesuitableto perform different in-company functions – such as business organisation, finance,programmingandcontrol,administrativeandfiscalservices–aswellastodevelopspecificskills,alsogainedthroughelectivemodulesandtraineeships.CareerprospectsModules aredesigned to facilitate graduates tobuild aprofessionalprofile suited to thebusiness functional areas – organisation, marketing, production, finance, planning andcontrol,administrativeandfiscalservices–aswellasdevelopspecificcompetencesintheprofessionaladvisoryactivity,auditingandtheorganisationoffinancialservices,orinthesectorofshippingandlogisticintermediaries.ThedegreecoursecoversthesubjectareasrequiredbytheNationalRegisterofAccountantstopracticeoneoftheprofessionslistedinsectionB,afteraperiodofapprenticeshipandthePublicQualifyingExamination.Uponcompletionofthefirst-leveldegreeinBusinessEconomics,graduateswillbeabletooperate in all kinds of companies and markets; able to make their decisions on issuesconcerningseveralcorporatefunctionalareas;abletounderstandandusethetypicaltoolsfor the company management; able to use the models of quantitative and qualitativeevaluation of decision-makingproblems; able to apply themost appropriatemanagerialtechniquesforthesolutionofsuchproblems;abletorepresentandformalizethroughtheirbusinesscommunicationskillsthemanagementproblems,therelevantsolutionsandthesubsequent qualitative and quantitative effects; able to use the tools for electronic dataprocessinginordertosupporttheformalizationofdecisionproblems,theevaluationofanyalternatives,theimplementationofthedecisionsmade.DegreestructureThe course lasts three years: the first one focuses on themain knowledge bases of thedegree, and consequently on: political economics, mathematics, law, businessadministrationandaccounting,Thesecondyearaimsatdevelopingtheknowledgeinthebasic and transversal domains of statistics, economic policy, and business laws, and tocultivatestudents’knowledgeinthedomainofbusinessmanagementandfinance.Thethirdyear focuses more on functions, with courses connected to marketing, organization,operationsandlogistics,andinter-firmscooperation,Duringthisyear,studentscanfollowatraineeship,andpreparetheirfinalworks,whichtheydefendinfrontofacommission.Inaddition the curriculumoffers students thepossibility to improve their linguistic and ITskills.Thisbachelorisstronglyinternationaloriented,andtriestoformgraduatesinawiderEuropean perspective, by offering the opportunity to get a double degree with threedifferentuniversities:TheUniversityofBordeaux inFrance, theTechnischeUniversitaetChemnitzinGermany,andtheUniversityofBusinessandTechnologyofPristina,inKosovo.1styear ECTS

BusinessAdministration 9

PrivateLaw 9

InstitutionsofPublicLaw 9

Microeconomics 9

AppliedMathematicalMethods 9

Accounting 9

ITskills 3

2ndyear

BusinessManagement 9

CommercialLaw 9

EconomicsandManagementofFinancialIntermediaries 9

Firmsfinancing 6

BusinessStatistics 9

EconomicPolicy 9

Electivemodule 6

Foreignlanguageskills(English/French/Spanish/German) 9

3rdyear

Marketing 9

OperationsandLogistics 9

Organization 6

Inter-firmsnetworks 6

Qualitymanagementandagri-foodbusinesses 9

Electivemodule 6

Electivemodule 6

Internshipandalternativeactivities 3

FinalExamination 3

Forfurtherinformation,pleasevisitourwebsite:

www.management.uniparthenope.it,and

emailto:cds.management@uniparthenope.it

Bachelor'sDegreeCoursein

StatisticsandInformationTechnologyforBusinessManagement

Coordinator:Prof.GiovanniDeLuca

giovanni.deluca@uniparthenope.it

Courseoverview

The degree in Statistics and Information for BusinessManagement is designed to traingraduates with an adequate knowledge of the disciplines in the area of statistics andinformationtechnology,byfocusingonmethodsandtoolsespeciallydesignedtosupportbusinessstrategicdecision-makingandmarketingpolicies.

Theprimaryobjectiveofthedegreecourseistopromotetheacquisitionofspecificskills:thecollection,analysisandsynthesisofbusiness information; thebuilding,managementandanalysisofcompanydatabases.

Careerprospects

The first-level degree course in Statistics and Information Technology for BusinessManagement aims to train graduates with an adequate knowledge of the disciplines ofstatistics and computer science, and it can provide the necessary support to strategicdecision-makingandmarketingpolicieswithinacompany.

This degree course qualifies graduates for admission to the Public Examination for theprofessionofjunioractuary.

Degreestructure

Thisdegreecoursecomprises20modulesandaninternship,andaimstoprovide:

– a good grounding in mathematics, information technology, statistics, politicaleconomicsandbusinesseconomics;

– specialisedknowledgeinappliedstatistics,appliedITandmathematics;

– knowledgeofrelatedsubjects,suchasinformationandcommunicationlaw;

– knowledgeofoptionalsubjectsthatlookintotopicscoveredbythecourse.

YearI ECTS

InformationandCommunicationLaw 9

BusinessEconomics 9

IntroductiontoITforBusinessManagement 9

InstitutionsofPoliticalEconomics 12

Mathematics 9

Statistics 12

ForeignLanguageskills(En/Fr/Es/De) 9

YearII

DataminingforBusinessDecisions 9

BusinessEconomicsandManagement 9

MathematicalMethodsforEconomics 9

SimulationModelsofProductionProcesses 6

BusinessMathematicalSoftwareDesign 9

Optionalcourse 6

YearIII

MarketAnalysis 9

EconomicandFinancialTime-SeriesAnalysisandForecasting 9

QuantitativeMethodsforBusinessManagement 9

CustomerRelationshipManagementandDatabases 9

DataCollectionandBusinessAnalysis 6

EconomicStatistics 9

Finalproject 3

Optionalcourse 6

InternshipandExtra-curricularactivities 3

Detailed course descriptions are available on the department website:www.sigi.uniparthenope.it

Master’sDegreeCoursein

BusinessManagementandFinance

Coordinator:Prof.ChiaraCannavale

chiara.cannavale@uniparthenope.it

Courseoverview

The course aims at providing graduates with interdisciplinary skills and competencesconnectedtomanagementandfinanceaswellasenablingthemtodevelopstrategicplans,make proper strategic business development choices, manage changes, and fit withmanagerialfunctionsinthecomplexworldofbusinessfinance.

Theobjectivesofthecoursecanbesummarizedintheacquisitionofspecialistknowledgeinvariousfieldsofbusinessmanagement,withafocusonthemanagementandoptimizationof the financial corporate decision-making. The particular focus on the development offinancial skillsmakes this courseunique among all academic courseswithin the area ofNaples,andanessentialpathwaytocompleteParthenopestudyprogramme.Graduatescanalsoperform,inrelationtospecificobjectives,externalactivitieswithtraineeshipsatpublicandprivateorganizations,bothnationalandinternational.

Careerprospects

Graduates in Business Management and Finance mainly find employment in theadministrative,financialandcontroldepartmentsofpublicandprivatecompanies,aswellasinconsultingcompaniesorasCharteredAccountants.Graduatesareabletomasterthecontrolmechanismsoffinancialaswellasgeneralmanagement,whicharefunctionaltotheachievementofpredeterminedstrategicobjectives.

Degreestructure

ThemasterdegreeinBusinessManagementwithFinanceisatwo-yearcourseconsistingofcore,related,andcomplementarymodules,aswellaselectivemodules,Studentshavetopass 12 examinations, and have the possibility to complete their education through atraineeshipperiodinpublicandprivatefirmsofindustrialaswellasfinancial,banking,andotherservicesectors.

In the first year, the master course aims at developing skills in the following areas:economics, corporate strategy, corporate finance, corporate governance, advancedmathematicalmodels and innovationmanagement. The second year is divided into twocurriculums that interpret differently the role of finance in business: one focused onfinancialdecisionmakingandthesupportitofferstostrategicmanagement,andtheother

focusedontherelationshipswithfinancialintermediaries.Duringthisyear,,studentscanexerttheirskillsinaperiodofinternship,andhavetowriteanddefendtheirfinalthesis.

YearI ECTS

StrategicAnalysisforEconomicPolicy 9

CorporateStrategy 9

CorporateFinance 9

CorporateGovernance 6

EconomicsofRegulation 9

BusinessAdvancedMathematicalModels 6

TechnologyandInnovationManagement 9

YearII

Curriculum:FinancialIntermediaries

AssetManagementandInstitutionalInvestors 9

TaxLawandBusinessTax 6

EuropeanUnionCompetitionLaw 9

EconomyandManagementofInsuranceCompanies 6

YearII

Curriculum:BusinessandFinance

VentureCapital&PrivateEquity 9

MultinationalsandTaxSystemsManagement 9

EuropeanUnionCompetitionLaw(moduleI) 6

FinancialControlandRiskManagement 6

Commoncoremodules:

ForeignLanguageskills(En/Fr/Es/De) 6

Internshipandalternativeactivities 3

ElectiveModule 9

Finalexamination 15

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Master’sDegreeCoursein

MarketingandInternationalManagement

Coordinator:Prof.ChiaraCannavale

chiara.cannavale@uniparthenope.it

Courseoverview

ThemasterdegreeinMarketingandInternationalManagementaimsatprovidingstudentswith the necessary understanding of marketing and international management fields.Graduates in Marketing and International Management will develop specific skillspertainingtotheanalysisandsolutionofissuesrelatedtothedevelopmentofinternationalbusiness competition and the management of strategic and operational aspects ofmarketing. The course is organised according to an international perspective, offeringstudents thepossibilityofaDoubleDegree inoneof themostdynamicBalticCountries:Lithuania.

Careerprospects

Graduatescanoperateasentrepreneursandmanagersincompaniesandinstitutionsoftheindustrial and service sectors, bothpublic andprivate; asmanagers and consultants forstrategic activities and corporate governance (management, organization, production,marketing,finance,planning);asexpertsintheissuesarisingfromtheinternationalizationdecision-makinganditsrelatedmarketingpolicies.Graduatescanalsoperform,inrelationto specific objectives, external activities with traineeships at public and privateorganizations,bothnationalandinternational.Graduatesfromthiscoursewillholdanin-depthknowledgeofthecompetitivemechanismsofthevariousnationalandinternationalmarkets;developthecapacitytodialogue,interactandnegotiatewithpeopleofdifferentcultures; theywillknowhowtooptimize therelationshipsamongallparties involved inbusinesscompetitiveareas, sometimescharacterizedbyverydifferent rules,values, andmanagerialbehaviours;theywillknowhowtomanagepeoplefromdifferentcountries,usethemarketingtoolsnecessarytoexploittheopportunitiesconnectedtoglobalization,andwill understand the strategic and managerial implications of issues deriving from themarket globalization. The focus on marketing represents an unique opportunities for

graduate,which develop their capability tomanage international processes, but acquirealsospecificknowledgeaboutthemainexampleofItalianexcellenceworldwide.

Degreestructure

The master degree in Marketing and International Management is a two-year courseconsisting of core, related, and complementary modules, as well as elective modules.Students have to pass 12 exams, and have the possibility to complete their educationthroughaninternshipinnationalorinternationalcompanies.

In the first year, themaster course aims to develop skills in the following areas: Cross-culturalmanagement;Politicaleconomicsandinternationalmonetaryeconomics;Financialmanagement,Businessplanning,andBrandandRetailManagement.

The second year is divided into two curricula: the former – namely InternationalManagementaimsatpreparegraduatesforthemanagementofinternationalactivitiesandprojects,andfocusesonstatisticalanalysis,Companylaw,corporatesocialresponsibility,internationalmergerandacquisitions,aswellasinternationalnetworksintheserviceortechnologyfield.Thelatter–namelyMarketing–ismuchmorefocusedonthedevelopmentofgraduates’marketingskills,althoughalwaysaccordingtoaninternationalperspective.Itaimsatdevelopinggraduates’knowledgeinthefollowingfields:Marketanalysis,EUlawformarketing,customerexperiencemanagement,fashionandluxurymanagement,anddigitalmarketing. During this year, students can exert their skills in a period of internship,participateintheDDprogramwithVilniusUniversity,andhavetowriteanddiscusstheirfinalthesis.

YearI ECTS

Cross-culturalManagement 9

InternationalMonetaryEconomics 9

EconomicPolicyandMarketRegulation 6

InternationalFinancialManagement 6

BusinessPlanning 9

BrandandRetailManagement(moduleI) 6

BrandandRetailManagement(moduleII) 6

YearII

Curriculum:InternationalManagement

ModelsforStatisticalAnalysis 9

CompanyLaw 6

InternationalTradeLaw 6

InternationalM&A 6

orinalternative

BusinessEthicsandCSR 6

InternationalServiceManagement 9

orinalternative

InternationalInnovationsNetworks 9

YearII

Curriculum:Marketing

QuantitativeMethodsforBusinessAnalysis 9

MarketingLaw 6

EUCompetitionLaw(moduleI) 6

CustomerExperienceManagement 6

orinalternative

FashionandLuxuryManagement 6

DigitalMarketing 9

Commoncoremodules:

ForeignLanguageskills(En/Fr/Es/De) 6

Electivemodule 9

Internshiporalternativeactivities 3

Finalexamination 15

Forfurtherinformation,pleasevisitourwebsite:

www.management.uniparthenope.it,and

emailto:cds.management@uniparthenope.it

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