Graduating in Business and economics law means becoming a professional able to:

• provide commercial, tax and employment advice to companies of different sizes;
• hold positions of responsibility in the administration and human resources departments of companies and public bodies.

In addition, after the State exam (required by law after a period of internship following the undergraduate degree), it will be possible to:

• work as an accounting expert within sole proprietorships or associates;
• act as a statutory auditor for national and international auditing firms;
• operate as a labour consultant for the management of personnel in the company.