
The Economics, Innovation and Sustainable Development (EISD) is a joint Master's degree program offered by the University of Turin and Université Côte d’Azur. This program is designed to equip students with advanced skills in analyzing economic dynamics related to innovation, particularly focusing on digital transformation and ecological transition strategies within private and public organizations. It aims to bridge the gap between the demand for high-level skills and current supply to address the challenges of an increasingly uncertain global business environment. Students will gain proficiency in statistical and econometric tools for analyzing data and technological trends, crucial for coordinating business innovation strategies aligned with sustainable development goals. The curriculum emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating economics, management, and law, with contributions from recognized researchers. The program prepares graduates for high-level positions in companies, enabling them to analyze contexts, anticipate trends, and leverage opportunities arising from profound societal and technological changes.
The program prepares graduates for high-level positions in companies, focusing on roles that require strong analytical skills to navigate contexts and trends. Graduates will be equipped to help companies seize opportunities presented by ongoing profound changes. The field of study is internationally relevant, requiring a combination of existing skills and new competencies to support the governance of future innovation projects, with close links between training and research.
Applicants must hold an international certification certifying at least a CEFR B2 level of English language proficiency.
Fee information is not provided on the program page.