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UniversitàdegliStudidi
Napoli
“Parthenope”
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ErasmusStudents
DISAQ
AffariGeneraliDepartment
www.uniparthenope.it/index.php/it/ufficio-competente
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ErasmusAdministrativeContact:GrassoMaria
ViaAmmiraglioActon,38
PalazzinaSpagnolaIIpiano
80133-Napoli
Tel.:081-5475207
ReceivingHours:fromMondaytoFridayfrom11amto1pm
DidacticDivision
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DepartmentErasmusAdministrativeContact:StefanoColacino
ViaGeneraleParisi,13
PalazzoPacanowski,4thfloor
80132–Napoli
Tel.:0815474150
Orariodiricevimento:Monday,Wednsday,Fridayfrom10amto12am
ErasmusContactPerson
ProfessorChiaraCannavale
[email protected]
ViaGeneraleParisi,13
PalazzoPacanowski,4thfloor,room408
Tel.:0815474119
ThecityofNaples:LivingandMovingaroundthecity
InformationonthecityofNaplesThelargestcityofNaples,capitaloftheprovinceandthe
region,apointofembarkationforemigrantsinthepast,Naplesnowhasalargetrafficof
merchandise(petroleum,carbon,cereals)andpassengers.ItisthelargestItalianport,with
anoteworthynexusofrailwayandhighwaysandalargeinternationalairport.Naplesisthe
largest city in south Italy and one of the most beautiful, particularly around the Bay of
Naples.ThecapitalcityofCampania,NaplesisthethirdmostpopulatedcityinItaly(after
RomeandMilan),withoveramillioninhabitants,anditisthemostimportantindustrial
center and trading port for the South. It is a sprawling metropolis that was founded by
Greeks,enlargedbyRomansandasaresultisrichinhistoryandstunningarchitecture.In
the vast urban area one can distinguish many different neighborhoods: the old center,
characterizedbybuildingscloselycrowdedtogether,isborderedonthewestbythenew
administrativedistrictandontheeastbythebusinessdistrict,intowhichflowsalmostall
theroadandrailtraffic.Otherneighborhoods,withnarrowclimbingstreets,risearoundthe
base of the San Martino and Capodimonte hills. These neighborhoods have experienced
intense development, typically of the simpler kind, in contrast to that of the residential
neighborhoodsthatstretchoutcomfortablyalongtheVomeroandPosillipohills.
Movingaroundthecity
Thecityisdividedinto21zones,andithassomanymonumentsthatitisrightfullyknown
asanopenairmuseum.Meanwhile,hereisalittleguidetoallowyoutochoosethemost
significantplacesofinterestandtouristattractions,shouldyoufindyourselfinthisglorious
city, but with time as your enemy. San Ferdinando - Chiaia - Posillipo - The places,
monumentsandlandscapesinthistriangleareprobablytheoneswhichhavemadeNaples
famous,andtheyalsoofferoneofthebestitinerariesfortouristswhowouldliketovisit
theseareas.ThetouristwholandsinNaplesfindsthemselvesimmediatelyimmersedinthe
scenery of the Piazza Municipio which is itself dominated by the impressive mole of the
MaschioAngioinoorCastelNuovo;theTeatroSanCarlo,thesplendidGalleriaUmbertoI
andthespectacularPiazzadelPlebiscitobehindthefaçadeofthemajesticPalazzoReale,
thesemicircularcolonnadeandthedomesofthesplendidBasilicadiSanFrancescodiPaola
areallclosetooneanotherandjustwaitingtobeseen.Headingdowntowardsthesea,you’ll
comeuponSantaLuciaandthenBorgoMarinarowheretheCasteldell’Ovostandsinallits
glory.Chiaia-istheareawhichfacesthebay;youmustvisitthisareaandtakealongwalk
alongthepromenadefromViaPartenopepastViaCaracciolountilMergellinaorstopbyat
Villa Comunale blessed with trees dating back centuries, neo classical statues, artistic
fountains; it is here that you’ll find the oldest acquarium in Europe. The most important
monumentinthezoneistheVillaPignatelliwhichtodayishometooneofNaplesmuseums.
Posillipo-offersupthechancetoenjoyasplendidviewofthebayandtheincrediblemount
Vesuvius,thepromontoryofSorrentoandtheislandofCapri.Lookingeastwards,youwill
behold the Bay of Pozzuoli as well as the islands of Nisida, Ischia and Procida and the
historicalCampiFlegrei(PhlegreanFields).IlCentroAntico-Naplesischaracterisedbyits
uniformity in town planning. In fact, the quarters that makes up the ancient centre still
faithfullyadheretotheGreco-RomanplansforthecityofNeapolis.Inthesequartersare
layeruponlayerofhistorywhichunfoldsbeforetheeyesoftheunsuspectingvisitorlikean
enormous history book. The alleyways overflowing with life in quarters such as San
Lorenzo,SanGiuseppe,PortoePendinoarethesameonesinwhichGreekswouldtradeand
buildtemplesduringthe4thcentury.Itispracticallyimpossibletolistallthemonuments
thatyouwillfindinthethreedecumaniandthenumeroussidestreets(icardi)whichrun
perpendicular to them, but mention must be made of the following churches: San Paolo
MaggiorebuiltuponthefoundationsofthetempiodeiDioscuri,(twocolumnsofthetemple
are still visible), there is San Lorenzo Maggiore, underneath which are important
archaelogicalremainswhichthepublicareabletovisit.Thesetwochurchesarelocatedin
Piazza San Gaetano, the ancient Roman marketplace along Via dei Tribunali, the ancient
decumanusmaggiore.ThechurchandstreetofSanGregorioArmenoarealsoworthavisit,
thischurchwasalsobuiltonthesiteofatemple.ViadeiTribunaliendsinfrontofCastel
Capuano,theoldestfortinthecitybuiltforNormankings,behinditliesopeningontothe
PortaCapuana.WalkingalongViaDuomo,you’llcomeacrosstheCathedraldedicatedtoSan
Gennaro, the city’s patron, the cathedral seems to be in a place that doesn’t seem grand
enoughforsuchanimportantbuilding,theDuomowhichincorporatestheancientbasilica
ofSantaRestitutabuiltontheordersofConstantine,andtheBattisterodiSanGiovanniin
Fontewhichistheoldestbaptisteryinthewesternworld.BeneaththeDuomolieancient
archaeologicalsites,whichyoucanvisit.ThestratificationbeginswiththeancientGreek
andfinisheswiththeMiddleAges.TheMuseoCivicoFilangieriisalsolocatedinViaDuomo
andishousedinsidethePalazzoComowhichwasbuiltduringtheRenaissance.Piazzetta
NiloissituatedonViaSanBiagiodeiLibrai,andinwhichyou’llfinda2000yearsoldstatue,
StatuadelCorpodiNapoli.FollowingtheaxisofSpaccanapoliyouwillfindotherexamples
of Neapolitan culture: in Piazza San Domenico Maggiore you will find the basilica of the
samenameandnumerouspalazzifromtheAragonandSpanisherawiththeGugliawhich
wasdedicatedtotheSaintatthecentre.TheCappelladiSanSeveroisalsoworthavisit.
PiazzadelGesùNuovoyieldssuchtreasuresastheChiesadiSantaChiara,theChiostrodelle
Clarisse,the16thcenturyfaçadeoftheGesùNuovoandtheGugliadell’Immacolata.TheSan
GiovanniMaggiore,wasbuiltontheremainschapelofSanGiovannidiPappacodacontains
astupendousGothicdoorway.Theprimaryuniversityfacultiesandmuseumsarehousedin
these historic piazzas. Il Centro Storico - The quarters of the Centro Storico are natural
extensions of the Centro Antico, which represent the Medieval and Renaissance
developmentsreachingtotheSpanishviceroysandtheNeapolitanBourbons.TheSpanish
quarters; the elegant Via Toledo with its historic palazzi and churches that contain the
masterpieces of 17th century Neapolitan painters; Piazza Monteoliveto which contains
PalazzoGravina,theFontanabuiltinhonourofCarlosIIofSpainandthechurchSant’Anna
deiLombardiwithawealthofRenaissancetreasures,PiazzaDantewiththe18thcentury
façade of the National Boarding School il Convitto Nazionale and Port’Alba, where the
lazzaridiMasaniellogotthebetterofthecannonsoftheViceroy.TheMuseoArcheologico
NazionaleisoneofthemostimportantmuseumsofitskindandislocatedinPiazza.The
PortaSanGennaroislocatedinPiazzaCavouranditsoneoftheoldestgatewaysinthecity.
ViaS.MariadiCostantinopolihasmanypalazzisuchastheAccademiadiBelleArtiandmany
dazzlingchurches.InPiazzaBellinionecanstillseetracesofancientGreekcitywalls;Piazza
dellaSanitàholdsthe17thcenturyChiesadiSantaMariaunderwhicharetheSanGaudosio
Catacombs;thezonadeiVerginiezonadelleFontanelle,areancientareasusedforburialin
Greco-RomanNaples,otherplacesofinterestintheimmediatevicinityare:ViaForia;Piazza
CarloIIIwhichhasanenormousfaçade(375m.long)theAlbergodeiPoveriandtheOrto
Botanico;CorsoGaribaldiandthepiazzaofthesamename,whichisnowtheheadquarters
of Central Station; Corso Umberto with the Neo-classical style University of Federico II;
Piazza Bovio with the Palazzo della Borsa and the famous Fontana del Nettuno; Piazza
Mercato,thebackdroptodramaticinNeapolitanhistoryadjacenttothispiazzaisPiazza
del Carmine; all of these places are representative but not unique to the zones which
developed and grew into the centro antico. The Quartieri Collinari - These are hill zones
which were developed at the end of the 19th century as a residential district for the
NeapolitanbourgeoisieilVomerounderwentradicalchangesinthe’50sand’70swhichhas
madeitintooneofthebusiestandmostchaoticareasinthecity.Itislinkedtosurrounding
areasbythreefunicolarrailways,butitstillretainsamongsomeofthecity’smostimportant
monuments.CastelSant’ElmoandtheCertosadiSanMartino,werebuiltaround1350,and
dominate the city from above. Today, La Certosa houses the National Museum of San
Martino,whichshowscollections,paintingsscupltures,documentsandrelicsofNeapolitan
tradition,amongstotherthings.VillaFloridianawasgivenbyKingFerdinandoofBourbon
tohissecondwife;itconsistsofapark,atthecentreofwhichstandsasmallpalacewhichis
nowamuseum(theMuseodellaCeramicaDucadiMartina).Theattentivetouristcan’tleta
visittothecatacombsofSanGennaroescapehim.Thecatacombsweredugfromtheyellow
tuff of the Aminei hills in the Capodimonte at the beginning of the second century. The
galleries, which create a kind of underground basilica leave a lasting impression on the
unsuspectingtraveller.ThesepulchreofSanGennaroandthetombsofthebishops,amongst
whomliesthebishopofCarthage.InsidethePalazzoRealediCapodimonte(apalacebuilt
in1738andsurroundedbyalargeparkandawoodwhichactedasahuntingground),is
the with its collections and the National Gallery with its extensive art gallery. The Zona
FlegreaFuorigrotta-ispartofthisarea,itisamodernresidentialzonewheretheRaihas
itsheadquarters,asdoesthePolitecnico;itisthenewheadquartersoftheUniversitaria,and
important sports complexes such as Stadio San Paolo and the Mostra d’Oltremare
headquarters of many important tradefairs, of the Zoo, Edenlandia a large theme park;
BagnoliisanexindustrialzoneandisnowhometotheCittàdellaScienza,oftheoldshed
steelworks on banks facing the island of Nisida; Agnano was the seat of ancient and the
famous Ippodromo (racecourse) with a nearby nature reserve, where several protected
species,arecaredforbytheW.W.F.NumerousRomanremainscanbefoundallaroundthis
area. The peripheral zones do not offer much of interest to the tourist: these zones are
mainly industrial or ex-agricultural zones which have been destroyed over the years by
cementwhichhasbeendumpedhereasthecitytriestofindspaceinwhichtoexpand.
HowtogettoNaples
Byair
Naples'internationalariportis7kmor10minsfromStazioneCentralerailstation,20mins
fromferryandhydrofoilports.
AereoportoInternazionalediNapoli(Capodichino)
Napoli0817896111,toll-freefromwithinItaly848888777,www.gesac.it.
Buses
Alibus(800639525,0817631111,www.anm.it)runsadirectbusfromoutsidearrivalsto
StazioneCentrale(PiazzaGaribaldi)andPiazzaMunicipio(neartheferryport).Busesleave
every20mins,6.30amto11.30pmdaily.ReturnbusesleavePiazzaMunicipiofrom6amto
12.12amdaily.Ticketsare€3.
Localorangebus3SrunsfromArrivalstoGaribaldievery25mins.Buytickets(€1.10)at
anytabacchiandstampthemonboard.
Taxis
AtaxitocentralNaplesshouldcostaround€12.50(plus50¢foreachpieceofluggageinthe
boot).
Majorairlines
Alitalia
BritishAirways
EasyJet
Meridina
Volotea
AirFrance
AirArabia
WizzAir
Lufthansa
TurkishAirlines
Swiss
Byboat
TimetablesforwatertransportaroundtheBayofNaplesappeardailyinIlMattinoandon
www.campaniatrasporti.it.
Ferries&hydrofoils
FerriesandhydrofoilsregularlydepartfromNaples’port,MoloBeverello,headingtothe
islands, Sorrento (€11) and the Amalfi Coast (€15), as well as from the smaller port at
Mergellina,fortheislands.
Themajoroperatorsare:
Alilauro0814972238,www.alilauro.it
Caremar0815513882,www.caremar.it
MedMar0813334411,www.medmargroup.it
NavigazioneLiberadelGolfo0815520763,www.navlib.it
SNAV0814285555,www.snav.it
FerryservicestoPalermo(daily)andSardinia(onceortwiceweekly)arerunbyTirrenia
(nowjoinedwithCaremar,seeabove).SNAVrunsahydrofoiltoPalermo(Apr-Decdaily).
TTT Lines (800 915 365, 081 580 2744, www.tttlines.it) sails from Molo Beverello to
Catania,SardiniaandTunisia.SeealsoMetrodelMare,below.
Hydrofoils to Capri, Ischia and Procida, run by SNAV and Alilauro, also leave from
Mergellina,amileawayfromthemainport.
MedMarandCaremar(forboth,seeabove)carferriesalsoleaveforProcidaandIschiafrom
Pozzuoli,12kmnorth-westofNaples.
TheMetrodelMare(199600700,www.metrodelmare.com)runsfromMoloBeverelloto
variouspointsinthegulfandalongtheAmalfiCoast.Tarifsstartat€3.50forashorthop;
NapoliBeverellotoPositanois€14;toAmalfi€15.
Bybus
Mostlong-distancebusesarriveatanddepartfromPiazzaGaribaldi.AutolineeFerrari(aka
CLP)runstocitiesinCampania,inotherpartsofItalyandincontinentalEurope(081251
4157,www.clpbus.it).CTP(800200114,0817001111,0817005104,www.ctpn.it)and
SITA(0817527337,0893866711,www.sitabus.it)servedestinationsaroundNaplesand
SouthernItaly,aswellasTuscanyandtheVeneto.
Byrail
Naples’threemainlinestationsareCampiFlegrei,Mergellinaandthemainstation,Stazione
Centrale.Fortraininformationandbookings,contactTrenitalia.Callthehelpline(892021,
0668475475)orvisitwww.trenitalia.it.
StazioneCentrale
PiazzaGaribaldi(892021).
Most FS trains come and go from here, including the Alta Velocità high speed service to
Rome, very fast Eurostar and InterCity trains, and slow regional, direct and local trains.
TrainsalsodepartfromthePiazzaGaribaldistation(twolevelsbelowthemainstation),
whichisusedbysomelong-distanceservicesaswellastheregionalmetro.
ResidencePermitandHealthInsurance
InItalyapublichealth-caresystemisavailableevenforforeigncitizens.
EUcitizens
EUcitizensarenotobligedtoasktheResidencePermit.
The Residence Permit can serve if they want the tax identification number, that’ it’s the
usefuldocumentforbeingabletoopenacheckingaccount,or,ifrequestedfromtheowner,
inordertorentalodging.EUcitizensmustpossessE111(orE106,E107,E109,E110,E128
forms)tohaveahealth-carecoverage.Theformneedstobesignedandstampedbythelocal
healthauthorityA.S.L.(theclosestonetothepermanentaddressinNaples).IntheA.S.L.,
oncehealthcareservicesandreleaseacardthatconsentstoaccesstoazonedoctorandto
analyses or clinical exams if necessary. To find addresses of Asl Napoli 1 consult:
www.aslna1.napoli.it/servizi.asp
No-EUcitizens
No-EUcitizensareobligedtoasktheresidencepermit.
After to be registered at the Erasmus Office, you will have to address to the Police
ImmigrationOfficewiththefollowingdocuments:
•ParthenopeUniversityErasmusECTSstudentcertificationofstudies
•4passportsizepictures
•passportandphotocopiesofallwrittenpagesofyourpassport(VISA)
•copyofHealthInsurancewithanofficialpaperfromtheItalianEmbassyorConsulate
fromyourcountrythatstatesthevalidityofyourinsurance.
• a 16,00 Euro duty stamp for the application form (duty stamps are sold in the tobacco
shops.
No-EUcitizensmustshowprooftopossessahealthinsurance.
.
Usefulandemergencytelephonenumbers
Carabiniere112
Police113
RedCross-ASLNapoli1(ambulancefreeofcharge)081.7528282/0696/0850
Fire-brigade115
RoadAid(ACI)116
TrafficPolice081.5954111
PostOffice-information160
Railways(FerroviedelloStato)147888088
ConsulatesinNaples
AUSTRIA,corsoUmbertoI,275081.287724
BELGIUM,viaA.Depretis,78081.5510535
DENMARK,p.leStazioneMarittima(insidetheharbour)081.5512211
FINLAND,p.leStazioneMarittima(insidetheharbour)081.5512211
FRANCE,piazzadellaRepubblica,2081.7612275-081.5980702/3
GERMANY,viaCrispi,69/1081.7613393
GREECE,vialeGramsci,5081.7611075-081.7611243
ISLAND,viaPetrarca,93/9081.5752108
LUXEMBOURG,viaC.Colombo,45081.5525619
NORWAY,p.leStazioneMarittima081.5512211
NETHERLANDS,viaA.Depretis,114081.5513003
PORTUGAL,viaNardones,118081.413540
GREATBRITAIN,viaCrispi,122081.663511-081.681101/17
SPAIN,viadeiMille,40081411157-081.414115
SWEDEN,viaToledo,156081.5512852
Housing/Accomodation
Erasmus students rent private apartements or can ask for a room at “Parthenope”
dormitories,forfurtherinformationvisitthewebsitehttp://www.adisuparthenope.it/
TheParthenopeUniversity
The Istituto Universitario Navale (hereafter, “I.U.N.”) is born in Naples in 1920 in the
governmentobjectivetocarryout“ahighercenterofculturewheretheseacouldbestudied
suchasafactorofproductionandameanofexchange-anInstitutewhichwouldprepare
thespiritstotheconsciousvalorizationoftheeconomicproblemsrelatedtothesea”.The
I.U.N.alwaysexercedanimportantactivityofresearchfinalizedtotheenlargementofthe
culturalhorizonsand,atthesametime,totheadequacyoftheproccessofformationtothe
changesinprogressintheeconomic-productiveactivitiesandthelabourmarket.Thiseffort
of adequacy was developed in order to maintain, by reinforcing them, the scientific and
cultural interests of the Institute and to extend the spectrum of interests to the sets of
themesdefiningtoday,thenewrulesoftheinternationalcompetingconfrontation.
TodaytheUniversityispresentedintheformofanuniversitystructureofaveragesize,with
anumberofstudentsinconstantgrowthandwhichcountstoday1500units,constituting
the population of the students destined to stabilize itself according to the programming
made by the University with the threshold of the 20.000-25.000 in the next years. This
growthinthepopulationofthestudentswhichconstitutedthereasonoftheexpansionof
theUniversityinawaythatitknewtointerpretitsuchasalatentsocialorvirtualrequest
comingfromthecontext,couldtakeplaceonlythankstotheraceofexpansionundertaken
bytheUniversity;aformativeexpansionwhichrelatedtoeithertheoffersuggestedbythe
University that infrastructures necessary: one refers to the whole of the buildings, the
humanresources,theequipmentbeingusefultothedidacticandresearchactivities,which
hadtoadapttothenewdimensionandthenewrolethattheUniversity,moreandmore,
wasgoingtoembrace.IfweexaminetheParthenopeUniversityinrelationwiththenew
institutional activities,in terms of didactic offer to the citizen,we consider the evolution
whichobviouslyitrecorded:itwasaninstitutioncharacterizedbythespecificityandthe
unicity of the professionalization offered, and which thought to safeguard its own
traditional specificity and, developing at the same time, its capacity to give an adequate,
existingorlatentanswerthatthecontextexpresses.
Counsellingtutorshipandplacementactivities
AttheParthenopeUniversityofNaples,theStudentCounsellingTutorshipServicemanages
all instruments for the management of the three different pre, intra and post university
orientationandguidanceservices.Toaccomplishitsmission,itsupportsstudentstoframe
in an optimal way their studies at the University, managing their transition from upper
secondaryschooltohighereducation(thesocalledpre-universityorientationandguidance
activities), monitoring their study careers to early detect anomalous cases (the so called
intrauniversityorientationandguidanceactivities),andofferingplacementassistanceby
whichtoencouragestudenttolearnmoreaboutthemselvesandtheworldofworkthrough
directassistance,resourcesandexperientialopportunities.
DepartmentofManagementandQuantitativeStudies
ViaGeneraleParisi,13–80133Napoli
Tel.+390815474142
www.management.uniparthenope.it The Department of Management and Quantitative Methods (DISAQ) offers a high quality
education in Business Administration and Management. The department offers two
bachelordegrees:oneinBusinessAdministration,andoneinStatisticsandInformaticsfor
Firms. In addition, it offers two Master Degrees: one in Marketing and International
Management,andtheotherinManagementandBusinessFinance.Allthecoursesreflectthe
maincompetenciesexistinginthedepartment:corporatestrategy,marketing,international
business, finance, and quantitative methods. In addition, the department is strongly
investingone-learningtohelpstudentswhocannotattendtheuniversity,andit’salways
promoting activities related to creativity and entrepreneurship, in order to help the
territoryinfacingtheplaguesofstrongunemployment,andfirms’mortality.
Thefacultyisindeedcomposedbyprofessorsspecialisedinthefollowingfields:marketing,
innovationmanagement,corporatestrategy,internationalmanagementandcross-cultural
management. They are involved in the Regional PhD program in management, built
together with other two important universities: Federico II and SUN, and they actively
participateininternationalnetworksontheirresearchthemes.
Together with the Department of Economics and Law, and the Department of Business
AdministrationandEconomics,theDepartmentofManagementandQuantitativeStudiesis
locatedinaveryfascinatingandfunctional35,000squaredmetersbuildingnamedPalazzo
Packanowski.ItislocatedinthecenterofNaples,inViaGeneraleParisi.
Bachelor'sDegreeCoursein
BusinessAdministration
Coordinator:Prof.ChiaraCannavale
[email protected]
CourseOverview
TheBachelorDegreeinBusinessAdministrationaimsateducatingstudentsinthefieldsof
management,andaccounting,andpreparingthemtoworkinthemainfunctionalareasof
privateandstate-ownedfirms,bothintheindustrialandservicedomain.Thepeculiarities
ofthisbachelorrefersto:
a strong emphasis on management, and on domains connected to the main companies’
functions,suchasmarketing,organization,operationsandlogistics;
b)integrationoftheeducationalactivitiesconcerningdiversedisciplines,suchasbusiness
economics,economics,lawandmathematics/statistics.;
thepossibilitytogetaDoubleDegreeincooperationwithoneofthefollowingUniversities:
UniversitédeBordeaux,TUChemnitz,UBT.
Thecurriculumhasbeendesignedtohelpgraduatesbuildupaprofessionalprofilesuitable
to perform different in-company functions – such as business organisation, finance,
programmingandcontrol,administrativeandfiscalservices–aswellastodevelopspecific
skills,alsogainedthroughelectivemodulesandtraineeships.
Careerprospects
Modules are designed to facilitate graduates to build a professional profile suited to the
business functional areas – organisation, marketing, production, finance, planning and
control,administrativeandfiscalservices–aswellasdevelopspecificcompetencesinthe
professionaladvisoryactivity,auditingandtheorganisationoffinancialservices,orinthe
sectorofshippingandlogisticintermediaries.Thedegreecoursecoversthesubjectareas
requiredbytheNationalRegisterofAccountantstopracticeoneoftheprofessionslistedin
sectionB,afteraperiodofapprenticeshipandthePublicQualifyingExamination.
Uponcompletionofthefirst-leveldegreeinBusinessEconomics,graduateswillbeableto
operate in all kinds of companies and markets; able to make their decisions on issues
concerningseveralcorporatefunctionalareas;abletounderstandandusethetypicaltools
for the company management; able to use the models of quantitative and qualitative
evaluation of decision-making problems; able to apply the most appropriate managerial
techniquesforthesolutionofsuchproblems;abletorepresentandformalizethroughtheir
businesscommunicationskillsthemanagementproblems,therelevantsolutionsandthe
subsequent qualitative and quantitative effects; able to use the tools for electronic data
processinginordertosupporttheformalizationofdecisionproblems,theevaluationofany
alternatives,theimplementationofthedecisionsmade.
Degreestructure
The course lasts three years: the first one focuses on the main knowledge bases of the
degree, and consequently on: political economics, mathematics, law, business
administrationandaccounting,Thesecondyearaimsatdevelopingtheknowledgeinthe
basic and transversal domains of statistics, economic policy, and business laws, and to
cultivatestudents’knowledgeinthedomainofbusinessmanagementandfinance.Thethird
year focuses more on functions, with courses connected to marketing, organization,
operationsandlogistics,andinter-firmscooperation,Duringthisyear,studentscanfollow
atraineeship,andpreparetheirfinalworks,whichtheydefendinfrontofacommission.In
addition the curriculum offers students the possibility to improve their linguistic and IT
skills.Thisbachelorisstronglyinternationaloriented,andtriestoformgraduatesinawider
European perspective, by offering the opportunity to get a double degree with three
different universities: The University of Bordeaux in France, the Technische Universitaet
ChemnitzinGermany,andtheUniversityofBusinessandTechnologyofPristina,inKosovo.
1styear
ECTS
BusinessAdministration
9
PrivateLaw
9
9
InstitutionsofPublicLaw
Microeconomics
9
AppliedMathematicalMethods
9
Accounting
9
ITskills
3
BusinessManagement
9
CommercialLaw
9
2ndyear
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:[email protected]
Bachelor'sDegreeCoursein
StatisticsandInformationTechnologyforBusinessManagement
Coordinator:Prof.GiovanniDeLuca
[email protected]
Courseoverview
The degree in Statistics and Information for Business Management is designed to train
graduates with an adequate knowledge of the disciplines in the area of statistics and
informationtechnology,byfocusingonmethodsandtoolsespeciallydesignedtosupport
businessstrategicdecision-makingandmarketingpolicies.
Theprimaryobjectiveofthedegreecourseistopromotetheacquisitionofspecificskills:
the collection, analysis and synthesis of business information; the building, management
andanalysisofcompanydatabases.
Careerprospects
The first-level degree course in Statistics and Information Technology for Business
Management aims to train graduates with an adequate knowledge of the disciplines of
statistics and computer science, and it can provide the necessary support to strategic
decision-makingandmarketingpolicieswithinacompany.
This degree course qualifies graduates for admission to the Public Examination for the
professionofjunioractuary.
Degreestructure
Thisdegreecoursecomprises20modulesandaninternship,andaimstoprovide:
– a good grounding in mathematics, information technology, statistics, political
economicsandbusinesseconomics;
– specialisedknowledgeinappliedstatistics,appliedITandmathematics;
– knowledgeofrelatedsubjects,suchasinformationandcommunicationlaw;
– knowledgeofoptionalsubjectsthatlookintotopicscoveredbythecourse.
YearI
ECTS
InformationandCommunicationLaw
9
BusinessEconomics 9
IntroductiontoITforBusinessManagement 9
InstitutionsofPoliticalEconomics
12
Mathematics 9
Statistics
12
9
DataminingforBusinessDecisions 9
BusinessEconomicsandManagement
9
MathematicalMethodsforEconomics
9
SimulationModelsofProductionProcesses 6
BusinessMathematicalSoftwareDesign
9
Optionalcourse
ForeignLanguageskills(En/Fr/Es/De)
YearII
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
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Master’sDegreeCoursein
BusinessManagementandFinance
Coordinator:Prof.ChiaraCannavale
[email protected]
Courseoverview
The course aims at providing graduates with interdisciplinary skills and competences
connectedtomanagementandfinanceaswellasenablingthemtodevelopstrategicplans,
make proper strategic business development choices, manage changes, and fit with
managerialfunctionsinthecomplexworldofbusinessfinance.
Theobjectivesofthecoursecanbesummarizedintheacquisitionofspecialistknowledge
invariousfieldsofbusinessmanagement,withafocusonthemanagementandoptimization
of the financial corporate decision-making. The particular focus on the development of
financial skills makes this course unique among all academic courses within the area of
Naples,andanessentialpathwaytocompleteParthenopestudyprogramme.Graduatescan
alsoperform,inrelationtospecificobjectives,externalactivitieswithtraineeshipsatpublic
andprivateorganizations,bothnationalandinternational.
Careerprospects
Graduates in Business Management and Finance mainly find employment in the
administrative,financialandcontroldepartmentsofpublicandprivatecompanies,aswell
asinconsultingcompaniesorasCharteredAccountants.Graduatesareabletomasterthe
controlmechanismsoffinancialaswellasgeneralmanagement,whicharefunctionaltothe
achievementofpredeterminedstrategicobjectives.
Degreestructure
ThemasterdegreeinBusinessManagementwithFinanceisatwo-yearcourseconsistingof
core,related,andcomplementarymodules,aswellaselectivemodules,Studentshaveto
pass 12 examinations, and have the possibility to complete their education through a
traineeshipperiodinpublicandprivatefirmsofindustrialaswellasfinancial,banking,and
otherservicesectors.
In the first year, the master course aims at developing skills in the following areas:
economics, corporate strategy, corporate finance, corporate governance, advanced
mathematical models and innovation management. The second year is divided into two
curriculums that interpret differently the role of finance in business: one focused on
financialdecisionmakingandthesupportitofferstostrategicmanagement,andtheother
focusedontherelationshipswithfinancialintermediaries.Duringthisyear,,studentscan
exerttheirskillsinaperiodofinternship,andhavetowriteanddefendtheirfinalthesis.
YearI ECTS
StrategicAnalysisforEconomicPolicy
9
CorporateStrategy
9
CorporateFinance
9
CorporateGovernance
6
EconomicsofRegulation
9
BusinessAdvancedMathematicalModels
6
TechnologyandInnovationManagement
9
YearII
Curriculum:FinancialIntermediaries
AssetManagementandInstitutionalInvestors
9
TaxLawandBusinessTax
EuropeanUnionCompetitionLaw
6
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
Forfurtherinformation,pleasevisitourwebsite:
www.management.uniparthenope.it,and
emailto:[email protected]
Master’sDegreeCoursein
MarketingandInternationalManagement
Coordinator:Prof.ChiaraCannavale
[email protected]
Courseoverview
ThemasterdegreeinMarketingandInternationalManagementaimsatprovidingstudents
with the necessary understanding of marketing and international management fields.
Graduates in Marketing and International Management will develop specific skills
pertainingtotheanalysisandsolutionofissuesrelatedtothedevelopmentofinternational
business competition and the management of strategic and operational aspects of
marketing. The course is organised according to an international perspective, offering
students the possibility of a Double Degree in one of the most dynamic Baltic Countries:
Lithuania.
Careerprospects
Graduatescanoperateasentrepreneursandmanagersincompaniesandinstitutionsofthe
industrial and service sectors, both public and private; as managers and consultants for
strategic activities and corporate governance (management, organization, production,
marketing,finance,planning);asexpertsintheissuesarisingfromtheinternationalization
decision-makinganditsrelatedmarketingpolicies.Graduatescanalsoperform,inrelation
to specific objectives, external activities with traineeships at public and private
organizations,bothnationalandinternational.Graduatesfromthiscoursewillholdanindepthknowledgeofthecompetitivemechanismsofthevariousnationalandinternational
markets;developthecapacitytodialogue,interactandnegotiatewithpeopleofdifferent
cultures; they will know how to optimize the relationships among all parties involved in
business competitive areas, sometimes characterized by very different rules, values, and
managerialbehaviours;theywillknowhowtomanagepeoplefromdifferentcountries,use
themarketingtoolsnecessarytoexploittheopportunitiesconnectedtoglobalization,and
will understand the strategic and managerial implications of issues deriving from the
market globalization. The focus on marketing represents an unique opportunities for
graduate, which develop their capability to manage international processes, but acquire
alsospecificknowledgeaboutthemainexampleofItalianexcellenceworldwide.
Degreestructure
The master degree in Marketing and International Management is a two-year course
consisting of core, related, and complementary modules, as well as elective modules.
Students have to pass 12 exams, and have the possibility to complete their education
throughaninternshipinnationalorinternationalcompanies.
In the first year, the master course aims to develop skills in the following areas: Crossculturalmanagement;Politicaleconomicsandinternationalmonetaryeconomics;Financial
management,Businessplanning,andBrandandRetailManagement.
The second year is divided into two curricula: the former – namely International
Managementaimsatpreparegraduatesforthemanagementofinternationalactivitiesand
projects,andfocusesonstatisticalanalysis,Companylaw,corporatesocialresponsibility,
internationalmergerandacquisitions,aswellasinternationalnetworksintheserviceor
technologyfield.Thelatter–namelyMarketing–ismuchmorefocusedonthedevelopment
ofgraduates’marketingskills,althoughalwaysaccordingtoaninternationalperspective.It
aimsatdevelopinggraduates’knowledgeinthefollowingfields:Marketanalysis,EUlawfor
marketing,customerexperiencemanagement,fashionandluxurymanagement,anddigital
marketing. During this year, students can exert their skills in a period of internship,
participateintheDDprogramwithVilniusUniversity,andhavetowriteanddiscusstheir
finalthesis.
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
6
6
6
9
InternationalInnovationsNetworks 9
InternationalTradeLaw
InternationalM&A
orinalternative
BusinessEthicsandCSR
InternationalServiceManagement
orinalternative
YearII
Curriculum:Marketing
QuantitativeMethodsforBusinessAnalysis 9
MarketingLaw
6
6
CustomerExperienceManagement 6
EUCompetitionLaw(moduleI)
orinalternative
FashionandLuxuryManagement
6
DigitalMarketing
9
ForeignLanguageskills(En/Fr/Es/De)
6
Electivemodule
9
Internshiporalternativeactivities
3
Finalexamination
15
Commoncoremodules:
Forfurtherinformation,pleasevisitourwebsite:
www.management.uniparthenope.it,and
emailto:[email protected]
FurtherinformationaboutDegreecourses
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CoursesTimetable
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Professorscontacts
http://www.disaq.uniparthenope.it/dipartimento/pagine_docenti.asp