Department of Economics, Management and Statistics DEMS
ECONOPHYSICS – How Physics Has Changed the Way We Think About and Conduct Research in Economics
Econophysics is an interdisciplinary field that emerged over the last decades, transferring tools, methods, and modes of reasoning from Statistical Physics and the theory of complex systems to the study of economic phenomena.
DEMS Economics Seminar: Alberto Vesperoni (King's College London)
DEMS Management Seminar: Aliasghar Bahoo-Torodi (Bayes business school)
DEMS welcomes a delegation from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
The meeting, held on May 12, was organised by the International Relations Development office to strengthen the network with key Asian academic partners and to present the English-language programme. This visit established the framework for future mobility exchange agreements, which have the potential to facilitate student exchanges between the two universities, promoting enhanced cultural and scientific collaboration between Milan and Hong Kong.
DEMS Economics Seminar: Christian Ewerhart (University of Zurich)
DEMS Economics Seminar: Rocco Macchiavello (London School of Economics)
DEMS Economics Seminar: Daniele Bianchi (Queen Mary University of London)
Quality Assurance of the PhD Program
The Quality Assurance (QA) system for the PhD program is described in detail in the section of the University portal dedicated to Quality Assurance.
In line with the measures proposed by the University’s Doctoral School, the quality control and monitoring of the PhD programme is entrusted to the Quality Management Group, which is responsible for:
- drawing up the planning and organisational document for teaching and research activities;
- drawing up the Annual Report;
- monitoring the progress of PhD students, their views on teaching and research activities, their satisfaction upon completion of the programme, and in the years following completion of the PhD;
- verifying, through regular meetings with representatives from the world of work, the alignment between the proposed teaching activities and employment demands;
- contributing to the drafting of the Triennial Review.
Following the activities described above, the quality management group is responsible for identifying any corrective actions or improvements and proposing them to the Doctoral Board and the Department for approval and implementation.
QA Management Group – PhD in ECOSTATDATA
- Prof. Enzo Dia (QA Manager for the PhD)
- Prof. Gino Alessandro Gancia (PhD Coordinator)
- Alberto Conforti (PhD candidate representative)
QA Management Group – PhD in SIS2E
- Prof. Alice Mazzucchelli (QA Manager for the PhD)
- Prof. Francesco Peri (PhD Coordinator)
- Prof. Marco Corsino (Deputy Coordinator)
- Gabriele Canesi (PhD candidate representative - 40th Cycle)
- Giovanni Tartaglia (PhD candidate representative - 41st Cycle)