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Learning activities

The EDA program offers a comprehensive educational experience that extends beyond traditional classroom learning. Through a diverse range of extracurricular activities, thematic workshops, and participation in ongoing international research initiatives, students are exposed to a wealth of learning opportunities both within and outside the confines of formal instruction. This immersive approach enables students to interact with esteemed scholars and industry leaders, enriching their understanding and fostering connections within the field.

The program's extensive array of seminars and workshops provides invaluable insights into the forefront of research in economics and data science. By engaging with cutting-edge topics and methodologies, students gain a deeper understanding of emerging trends and developments, enhancing their academic and professional growth.

Crash Courses

Among the other extra-curricular opportunities, EDA provides the No One Left Behind activities to help students with a weaker background and to support students with difficulties to attend classes and pass the exams.

Crash courses: 

  • Introductory Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
    Prof. Salvatore Piccolo and Giampaolo Lecce
     

  • Introductory Mathematical Methods for Economists
    Prof. Alessandro Vaglio
     

  • Introductory Econometrics
    Ph.D. Elona Harka

 

For the calendar and further information, click the following link.

Seminars and workshops
  • Students can attend the Economics Department Seminars given by scholars with international standings,
  • Students are welcome to the Workshops organized by the Department and to the Kick-off meetings where professionals, in the fields of economics and data management, present their current job and career development experience 
Teaching Quality Program

Furthermore, EDA cultivates soft competencies that enhance teamwork skills and the ability to effectively present and discuss one's work results. The Teaching Quality Program offers short courses aimed at delving deeper into specific topics of significant socio-economic relevance. These courses provide students with opportunities to address challenging issues, serving as training sessions to equip them for problem-solving in their future professional endeavors.