The School is presented through University-wide orientation initiatives, including Open Days, information sessions and orientation meetings, organised on campus, online and across the national territory. 

During these events, prospective students can: 

• learn about the structure and content of degree programmes  
• explore the specific features of the School’s courses  
• meet academic staff and student representatives  
• receive guidance on study choices and admission procedures  

In addition to general orientation events, the School offers dedicated initiatives that allow students to experience university-level teaching. 

These include: 

• trial lectures and multidisciplinary sessions designed for high school students  
• the “Prova l’Università” (Experience the University) initiative, which allows participants to attend tailored lectures and explore the academic environment  
• subject-specific activities aimed at introducing key topics in finance and economics  

These initiatives are designed to support the transition from school to university and to help students better understand the content and approach of the degree programmes. 

The School is involved in initiatives that connect academic learning with real-world applications.  

One key example is the Gran Premio di Matematica Applicata (Applied Mathematics Grand Prix), a national competition organised in collaboration with the Forum ANIA–Consumatori, with the support of professional bodies and organisations in the financial sector.  

The School also contributes to Formazione Scuola Lavoro (FSL) programmes, offering structured learning paths for high school students on topics related to financial markets and intermediaries, including initiatives developed in collaboration with institutional partners such as CONSOB.

The School’s orientation activities are part of a broader University effort to promote a multidisciplinary learning environment.

Initiatives are organised: 

• across different campuses  
• in collaboration with secondary schools, institutional partners and organisations in the financial sector  
• through national events, education fairs and school-based activities  

This approach supports students in developing a clearer understanding of available study paths and in making informed decisions about their future. 

The School also contributes to online orientation activities through platforms such as UnicattX, which provide access to virtual events, recorded sessions and interactive content. 

These initiatives allow prospective students to: 

• explore programmes remotely  
• attend presentations and thematic sessions  
• gain insights into academic paths and career opportunities  

For detailed information on upcoming events and how to apply, visit the relevant pages under Study with us.