Educational activities
The attainment of the PhD title is subject to the acquisition of 180 ECTS (60 per year) certified by an illustrative/reporting document of the activities carried out, drawn up by the PhD student and accompanied by an opinion signed by the tutor. At the beginning of each year, the PhD student will present his/her training program, which the Doctoral Faculty Board will validate. The activities that the PhD student intends to undertake during the year and the corresponding training credits must be described in the form prepared and signed by the tutor.
More information on the articulation of credits is reported in the "PhD Program Summary".
Seminars
Date (yyyy/mm/dd) | Lecturer | Title |
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2023/12/12 | Altunbas Yener | Are lenders really committed to environmental sustainability? |
2023/12/06 | Thornton John | Does executive board gender change when CEOs have daughters? |
2024/01/24 | Conz Elisa |
Investigating Resilience in SMEs: A Multilevel Model |
2024/05/07 | Rooms Tommaso |
How to measure the investment climate: the Doing Business and Business |
Courses
A.A. 2024/2025
Dynamic Connectedness
Instructor(s): Andrea Cipollini, Fabio Parla
Course Activity (hrs): 15
Credits: 2
Calendar: September 2024
Introduction to Empirical Bayes
Instructor(s): Valentino Dardanoni
Course Activity (hrs): 12
Credits: 3
Calendar: 19 (9:13), 20 (8:12), 21 (9:13) November 2024
Statistical Machine Learning
Instructor(s): Gianluca Sottile
Course Activity (hrs): 15
Credits:
Calendar: January 2025
Mortality Modelling and Forecasting
Instructor(s): Carlo Giovanni Camarda
Course Activity (hrs): 8
Credits:
Calendar: March 2025
Inequality
Instructor(s): Vincenzo Prete
Course Activity (hrs): 10
Credits:
Calendar: April/May 2025
A.A. 2023/2024
Publishing in AMO (Accounting, Management & Organization) research
Instructors: Gabriella Levanti, Pasquale Massimo Picone, Sonia Quarchioni
Course Activity (hrs): 15
Credits:
Calendar: November 2023
Integrating Stata with other software applications: solutions for automatic reporting and data entry
Instructor: Giovanni Luca Lo Magno
Course activity (hrs): 3
Credits:
Calendar: 1st December 2023, 9:00 a.m. - 12 p.m. (CET)
Change point estimation in regression models
Instructor: Vito Michele Rosario Muggeo
Course activity (hrs): 10
Credits:
Calendar: 6 to 9 February 2024
Identification of Shocks and Causal Effects in Macroeconomics
Instructors: Davide Furceri, Pietro Pizzuto, Luca Bettarelli
Course Activity (hrs): 20 (10 theory + 10 labs)
Credits: 4
Calendar:
- 1st Module (Davide Furceri) – February 12-16, 2024;
- 2nd and 3rd Modules (Pietro Pizzuto and Luca Bettarelli) – February 19-23, 2024
Statistical methods for text mining with R
Instructor: Alessandro Albano, Mariangela Sciandra
Course activity (hrs): 12
Credits: 3
Calendar: From 26th of February to 1st of March, 2024 (to be agreed with students)
R course for biodiversity analysis
Instructor: Antonino Abbruzzo
Course activity (hrs): 20
Credits: 4
Calendar: 4th March – 15th March 2024
An introduction to Functional Data Analysis
Instructor: Valeria Vitelli (University of Oslo, Norway)
Course activity (hrs): 16
Credits:
Calendar: 25th March - 28th March 2024 (mornings and afternoon)
Theorizing in AMO (Accounting, Management & Organization) research
Instructors: Gabriella Levanti, Pasquale Massimo Picone, Sonia Quarchioni
Course Activity (hrs): 16
Credits:
Calendar: April 2024
Theories and recent trends in banking and disclosure studies
Instructors: Salvatore Polizzi, Enzo Scannella
Course Activity (hrs): 12
Credits:
Calendar: May 2024
Rules versus Discretion in Monetary Policy
Instructor: Luca Agnello
Course Activity (hrs): 8
Credits:
Calendar: May 2024
English for Academic Purposes
Instructors: Benedetta Valeria Cannizzaro, Walter Spezzano
Course Activity (hrs): 8
Credits: 2
Calendar: June 2024