The Master's Degree Course in Business Administration (CLEA/M) - class of the degree in Economics and Business Management (LM-77) - was established in the Department of Economic Studies, and it pertains to the "School of Economic, Business, Legal and Sociological Sciences". CLEA/M prepares students with solid knowledge and skills in management, administration, and business control. Significant skills also concern the issues of sustainability and circular economy. A CLEA/M graduate will be able to work in public and private administrations in different roles; the graduate will also be able to work as a professional accountant and business counsellor.Currently, the CLEA/M is divided into three curriculum paths:a) the Business Management path offers an advanced level of education related to acquiring knowledge and skills helpful to work in public and private companies or consulting firms. At the same time, it aims to offer the business tools for strategic governance, planning, and scheduling of the leading corporate functions and reference to changes in the competitive environment; b) the Eco-Management path is characterised by an approach based on sustainability and circular economy. Therefore, it provides an education aimed at the sustainable management of economic activities, underlining the role and integration of social and environmental issues in business processes. This path promotes an in-depth knowledge of the relationship between companies and the socio-economic environment, according to a multidisciplinary approach focused on the economic, environmental, and social sustainability of the company's activities; c) the Professional path is aimed to offer an advanced level of training to operate in professional accounting and business counselling. This path prepares students for the profession of Chartered Accountant and Accounting Specialist. This degree path provides both to carry out the professional internship already during the period aimed at acquiring the Master's degree and exempted from the first test required to access the Section A of the Register of Chartered Accountants. It is possible to send an e-mail to the following e-mail address for more detailed information: cleamagistrale@unich.it.