The Master’s degree program in Quantitative Methods for Economic and Financial Evaluations provides graduates with a solid background in statistics and mathematics, with a special focus on economic and financial applications. The Master’s degree program lasts two years and comprises distinctive and complementary classes, as well as elective modules, for a total of 120 ECTS, which also include a foreign language and IT skills test. During the first year, the study program is centered on the foundations of advanced statistics, the mathematical methods for financial analysis, the economic policy and market regulations (at both micro and macro level, including monetary policy). At the beginning of the second year students can choose between two distinct curricula. The curriculum “Quantitative analysis for finance and insurance” concentrates on the topics of actuarial and financial mathematics and statistics. The curriculum “Quantitative analysis for sustainability, risk and efficiency” integrates the know-how in the fields of applied mathematical finance, risk management, quantitative methods, and techniques for multidimensional evaluations of business strategies, with a specific focus on the topics of environmental sustainability and efficient use of resources.