Rome Business School, in collaboration with the UK-based Teesside University, proudly announces the launch of a new Bachelor Degree in Business Economics. This innovative three-year program offers students a dynamic, international academic experience with a strong focus on employability and practical skills, culminating in a prestigious double certification.
This strategic alliance blends the academic excellence of a leading UK university with the career-focused, innovation-driven approach of one of Italy’s most international business schools.
Students enrolled in this program will graduate with two recognized qualifications:
Bachelor of Science in Business Economics (awarded by Teesside University, UK)
Diploma in General Management (awarded by Rome Business School)
Participants will complete 360 UK credits, equivalent to 180 ECTS, matching the European three-year bachelor’s standard.
This program is designed for students who aspire to gain a strong foundation in economics and business, while developing the practical skills needed to thrive in today’s fast-changing global economy. Key elements include:
From the beginning of the course, students dive into key subjects such as economics, mathematics, data visualization, and business strategy. They also develop essential soft skills like emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, and consulting capabilities.
Advanced coursework includes:
Rome Business School and Teesside University provide an individualized approach to education through:
Students also receive access to a dedicated Career Center, offering two personalized career pathways:
The hybrid format of the program gives students the flexibility to study online or attend classes in person at the Rome campus. On-site students can also learn Italian, further enhancing their global career opportunities.
At the end of the program, graduates earn a Bachelor of Science in Business Economics from Teesside University and a Diploma in General Management from Rome Business School, an educational pathway that opens doors across Europe and beyond.