Eligible candidates must hold one of the following:
• A university degree of at least three years under the pre-D.M. 509/99 regulations;
• A degree pursuant to D.M. 509/99 or D.M. 270/04;
• An equivalent qualification obtained abroad, deemed suitable by the Academic Board solely for course admission;
• Any other qualification recognized by current regulations as granting access to university Master's programs.

Applications are evaluated based on qualifications.

The Master is designed to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge and skills related to treasury organization, cash management, investment project evaluation, financing sources, and financial risk management.
Effective treasury management requires formalized procedures and the ability to interact effectively with other company functions to contribute to corporate performance.
With the advent of ICT, corporate treasury is evolving from a back-office function to a strategic role in defining and implementing business strategies. Automated reconciliation of collections and payments allows for a shift toward financial planning and solving technical and coherence issues related to cash flow management, capital budgeting, and financial risk management.
A distinctive feature of the Master is the collaboration with major software companies, participants will have the opportunity to simulate treasury operations. Another key aspect is the faculty composition, which combines experienced academics with industry experts who bring decades of training experience. These professionals represent companies of varying sizes and sectors, offering diverse perspectives.