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QFinLab: Financial Education Projects for Schools

QFinLab: Financial Education Projects for Schools

QFinLab – the Quantitative Finance Laboratory of the Department of Mathematics at Politecnico di Milano – offers financial education programmes for students in lower and upper secondary schools.

The initiative provides opportunities to explore key financial topics through educational activities, video content, interactive learning paths and games. The programmes cover, among other topics, saving and investment, cryptocurrencies, digital payment instruments, fraud and sustainability.

For lower secondary schools:

  • Educational programme Elements of Financial Education
  • Educational pathway Cryptocurrencies: Between Finance and Technology
  • Educational pathway Digital Payment Instruments and Fraud, in collaboration with Banca d’Italia – Eurosystem
  • Educational pathway Sustainability: Addressing Climate Risk through the Green and Digital Transition, in collaboration with Banca d’Italia – Eurosystem
  • Game The Finance Maze

For upper secondary schools:

  • Flipped Classroom pathways:
    • FC1 – basic pathway
    • FC2 – intermediate pathway
    • FC3 – advanced pathway
  • Educational pathway Cryptocurrencies: Between Finance and Technology
  • Educational pathway Digital Payment Instruments and Fraud, in collaboration with Banca d’Italia – Eurosystem
  • Educational pathway Sustainability: Addressing Climate Risk through the Green and Digital Transition, in collaboration with Banca d’Italia – Eurosystem
  • Game The Finance Maze
  • Summer School project

All activities are free of charge and reflect QFinLab’s commitment to providing accessible financial education grounded in scientific knowledge.

For further information, please visit imparalafinanza.it or contact edufin@polimi.it and imparalafinanza@gmail.com.

The project is carried out within MUSA – Multilayered Urban Sustainability Action, funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU, under Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), Mission 4, Component 2, Investment 1.5.