The Bachelor's Course differs from the three-year Bachelor's Courses operating at Sapienza -class L-18- (e.g. Bachelor's Course in Business Administration; Bachelor's Course in Management and Business Law) in terms of its regional location and the multidisciplinary educational offer that is fundamental in promoting the innovation economy in the context of reference and, in any case, corresponds to an educational need that is not currently met in the three-year degrees available at the University. The educational objectives and educational activities differ by at least 40 CFU from the three-year Bachelor's programs currently operating at the University for the same undergraduate class. Graduates will acquire adequate skills specific to the innovation economy, primarily in the disciplines of economics, business administration, law, mathematics and statistics, and will have knowledge of the development of appropriate methods for the interpretative and quantitative analysis of data, the planning and management of institutional structures and dynamics for innovation, the protection of intellectual property, including digital transformation processes, and the innovation of production chains.