University of Bologna · Italy

Economics of Tourism and Cities

Economics applied to tourist destinations and cities: analysing and rethinking strategies and policies for urban life and sustainable tourism, in Rimini.

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Where: RiminiItaly
Degree: Bachelor's degreeLaurea
Length: 3 years
Taught in: English
Starts: Autumn 2027
Apply by: Not published yetNo 2027 date out yet
Admission: SelectiveTest score (SAT, ACT or similar) · 70 of 120 places in your route
EU/EEA fee: Not recorded yet

More facts

Degree: Bachelor's degreeLaurea
Length: 3 years
Taught in: English
Starts: Autumn 2027

Deadlines

Not published yetNo 2027 date out yet

6 July 2027*

IB results released

Details
Selective rounds decide on predicted grades well before this; open-access degrees may still be taking applications.
Source

* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.

Every date in Italy

What it is

The first year gives a basis in mathematics, private law, political economy, economic history and geography, and business economics. The later years specialise in the legal governance of territory and tourism, statistics and mathematics for market research, economic models of tourism and cultural industries, urban, regional and transport economics, and marketing, financial analysis and corporate strategy, with digital skills for collecting data and communicating with tourists. Teaching includes labs, internships and a thesis. Graduates work as tourism and city development consultants, destination managers, tourism planners, hotel and hospitality managers, event organisers and economists in the public and private sector.

What you need

SAT required (scores from 1 February 2024); ranked on SAT score alone.

Requirements in full

Every IB applicant at UniBo

Full IB Diploma: 24+ points with 12 at HL, TOK, EE and CAS passed; ask the IB to send your scores. Each degree ranks you on its own test: mostly the SAT, some CEnT-S or TOLC-E.

Where it says so

Its entry requirements

Check it on corsi.unibo.it