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ACADEMICS AND LIFE AT BOCCONI 2019-2020

2019-2020 | Bachelor of Science Programs | 1

WELCOME TO BOCCONI 3

WHY BOCCONI? 4

ENJOY MILAN 5

FACTS & FIGURES 6

BOCCONI AT A GLANCE 6

INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 8

BOCCONI PARTNER SCHOOLS 10

PLACEMENT AND CAREERS 14

WORLDWIDE ALUMNI NETWORK 16

STUDYING AT BOCCONI 18

FIELDS OF STUDY 18

BSC PROGRAMS: TEACHING AND PROGRAM STRUCTURE 26

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT 28

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCE 30

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 32

ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER SCIENCE 34

ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION 36

INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT 38

WORLD BACHELOR IN BUSINESS 40

LIFE ON CAMPUS 44

HOW TO APPLY 48

BOCCONI’S EDUCATIONAL OFFER 52

HOW TO REACH THE CAMPUS 54

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Studying at Bocconi means becoming part of an internationally recognized community established through decades of excellence in teaching and research. A community that extends worldwide thanks to our strong relations with companies and institutions around the world.

Our new payoff “Knowledge that matters” underlines Bocconi’s ambition to continue growing as a purposeful knowledge maker and to contribute to the development of the society. Through their research activities, faculty members foster cutting-edge knowledge and bring it back into the classrooms, cementing academic standards that are a stepping stone to exciting career opportunities. Bocconi indeed opens up your talent.

Building on our reputation in the fields of economics, management, finance, and law, we have recently launched programs in the political science and data science areas, both at an undergraduate and a graduate level.

Our modern campus is located at the heart of Milan, a cosmopolitan and vibrant city where students from all over the world come to live and study. Here you will join students and professors of more than 100 nationalities, and you will grow and learn in a rich and stimulating environment. Students will interact with faculty in class and through group projects, while optional internships offer hands-on experience. Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to participate in several study abroad programs with our 275 partner universities worldwide.

Going to university is about more than just academics: Bocconi and Milan also represent culture, sports, arts and debate, making university life exciting and essential for your personal and professional growth.

All of this is designed with two goals in mind: to provide you with a solid education and to promote meaningful personal growth. The status that this university enjoys around the world derives from our ability to support you as we achieve these goals together.

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Bocconi!

Annalisa PrencipeDean, Undergraduate School

WELCOME TO BOCCONI


WHY BOCCONI? ENJOY MILAN

Bocconi lies in the heart of Milan, a cosmopolitan, modern city that combines the best of Italy’s yesterday and today. It is the country’s business, design, fashion and music capital, and is also rich in art, history and culture, such as the world-renowned La Scala Opera house, the huge gothic Cathedral, the medieval Sforzesco Castle and Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper.Milan is a leading financial, industrial and commercial center, and is also this country’s most international and dynamic city, where foreign-born citizens make up over 18% of the resident population. Milan is also known as “The Fashion Capital of the World” for the many brands and shops that are based in the city.

It is home to Italy’s biggest banks and insurers, as well as the Italian Stock Exchange. The city offers a rich and diverse entrepreneurial sector, being home to almost 3,000 multinational companies that offer an ideal starting point for any international career.Located in a strategic position in Northern Italy, Milan is a gateway towards Europe and is close to a multitude of other interesting Italian cities and attractions. Venice and Florence are just a two short hours away by bullet train. Skiing and the snow-capped Alps are just an hour north. The seaside and quaint villages of Liguria and “Cinque Terre” are also only a couple of hours away.

Entering a leading European university of international standing in economics, management and legal

studies. Bocconi has long tradition of excellence in teaching, and has become an international point of reference for research in the areas of economics, business, finance and political science.

Being part of a global network of more than 270 partner schools, over 650 firms and institutions,

and 110,000 alumni worldwide that offers students a unique educational experience and remarkable career opportunities.

Joining a truly multicultural and diverse community, with around 4,000 international students from 100 countries

and a policy of cultural and religious openness. This multicultural setting nurtures a constant and rich exchange of knowledge and viewpoints.

Living in Milan, a European business, financial and cultural hub, where history merges with modernity,

tradition with innovation. Our campus is located downtown, just a 10-minute walk from the city center, and is undergoing a major expansion that will be finished in 2019.

Sharing our international approach by learning at least two compulsory EU languages, taking part in one of the many

study and work opportunities abroad, and tackling every subject from an international perspective with professors from around the world.

Learning up-to-date and innovative course content through interactive teaching methods, combined with

strong use of learning technologies. A compulsory programming course (Python) is aimed at teaching students how to think through algorithms and how to deal with complex problems - a skill highly in demand in the job market.

Experiencing an active and interesting time on campus, participating in sports, cultural activities,

entertainment, student associations, student-run media and volunteering.

CHOOSING BOCCONI MEANS:

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3,971 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (2017-2018 Exchange students included)

1.1%

1.7%

18.5%

21.5%

57.2%

AFRICA

AMERICAS

ASIA

OCEANIA

EUROPE


4thIN EUROPE

11thWORLDWIDE

WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS BY SUBJECT 2018

Social Sciences and Management

6th

MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT 2018

MASTERS IN FINANCE PRE-EXPERIENCE 2018

WORLDWIDE

MSc in International Management

8th

WORLDWIDE

MSc in Finance

BOCCONI AT A GLANCE

FACTS & FIGURES

Rankings Students*

International BSc students by origin International BSc students by secondary school diploma




Business and Management

Economics and Econometrics

Finance and Accounting

14,148 TOTAL STUDENTS

ENROLLED AT BOCCONI

2,174INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS ENROLLED

7,772TOTAL STUDENTS

ENROLLED IN BSC PROGRAMS

39%INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS IN CLASSES TAUGHT IN ENGLISH

1.3% 2.7%9.5% 17.3%

17.1% 28.9%

72.1%51.1%

AFRICA

GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (UK)

AMERICASFRENCH BACCALAUREATE

ASIA & OCEANIA

IB INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE

EUROPE

OTHER DIPLOMAS

FACTS & FIGURES | BOCCONI AT A GLANCE

* A.y. 2017-2018 - data as of July 2018

6thIN EUROPE

10th WORLDWIDE

6 thIN EUROPE

29tth WORLDWIDE

4thIN EUROPE

16th WORLDWIDE


FACTS & FIGURESINTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

68 PARTNERS18 of the top 20

US Business Schools

15 of the top 20 US Departments of Economics

8 of the top 8 Social Sciences and Management

Universities in Canada

22 PARTNERS8 of the top 10

Business Schools

109 PARTNERS18 of the top 20 Business Schools

76 PARTNERS

10 of the top 11 Social Sciencesand Management Universities

in Asia

14 of the top 14 Social Sciences and Management

Universities in Oceania

275 LEADING PARTNER SCHOOLS IN 54 COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE

4,080OUTGOING STUDENTS:

2,219FOR STUDY ABROAD

OPPORTUNITIES

1,861FOR WORK ABROAD

OPPORTUNITIES

1,797INCOMING EXCHANGE STUDENTS

FROM PARTNER SCHOOLS

FACTS & FIGURES | INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Sources: U.S. News and World Report 2018; America Economia 2017; QS World University Ranking 2018, Social Sciences & Management; Financial Times, Masters in Management 2017.


EUROPE AUSTRIAWU Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien

BELGIUMUniversité Catholique de LouvainKU LeuvenUniversité Libre de Bruxelles

CZECH REPUBLICCharles UniversityUniversity of Economics, Prague

DENMARKAarhus UniversityCopenhagen Business School

ESTONIAEstonian Business School

FINLANDAalto University

FRANCEAudencia Business SchoolEDHEC Business SchoolEMLYON Business SchoolESSEC Business SchoolGrenoble Ecole de ManagementHEC ParisIÉSEG School of ManagementKedge Business SchoolUniversité Panthéon-AssasUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-

SorbonneUniversité Paris Est Créteil

Val de MarneUniversité Paris DauphineSciences PoUniversité de Strasbourg

Toulouse Business SchoolUniversité Toulouse 1 Capitole

GERMANYBucerius Law SchoolEBS UniversitätFrankfurt School of Finance

& ManagementFreie Universität BerlinHertie School of GovernanceHumboldt UniversityUniversität zu KölnLMU MunichUniversität MannheimWHU - Otto Beisheim School

of Management

HUNGARYCorvinus University of Budapest

ICELANDUniversity of Iceland

IRELANDUniversity College DublinTrinity College Dublin

LUXEMBOURGUniversité du Luxembourg

NORWAYBI Norwegian Business SchoolNHH Norwegian School of Economics

POLANDWarsaw School of Economics

PORTUGALUniversidade Catolica Portuguesa, LisboaUniversidade Catolica Portuguesa, PortoUniversidade de LisboaUniversidade Nova de Lisboa

ROMANIAThe Bucharest University of Economic

Studies

RUSSIAHigher School of EconomicsMGIMO UniversityNew Economic SchoolPlekhanov Russian University of EconomicsRANEPASaint Petersburg State University

SPAINUniversidad Carlos IIIUniversidad de DeustoESADEInstitut Barcelona Estudis InternacionalsIEUniversidad de NavarraUniversitat Pompeu FabraUniversidad de Salamanca

SWEDENChalmers University of TechnologyUniversity of GothenburgJönköping UniversityLund UniversityStockholm School of EconomicsUppsala University

SWITZERLANDETH ZürichThe Graduate Institute GenevaUniversité de Lausanne - HECUniversität St. GallenUniversity of Zurich

THE NETHERLANDSUniversity of AmsterdamErasmus University RotterdamLeiden UniversityMaastricht University

Technische Universiteit EindhovenTilburg UniversityUtrecht University

TURKEYBilkent UniversityBogaziçi UniversityKoç UniversitySabanci University

UKAston UniversityUniversity of BathUniversity of BirminghamCity, University of LondonUniversity College LondonDurham UniversityThe University of EdinburghUniversity of EssexUniversity of ExeterUniversity of GlasgowImperial College LondonKing’s College London - School of LawLancaster UniversityUniversity of LeedsLondon Business SchoolLondon School of Economics ad Political

ScienceLoughborough UniversityThe University of ManchesterThe University of NottinghamQueen Mary University of LondonUniversity of St AndrewsUniversity of StrathclydeUniversity of SussexThe University of Warwick

NORTH AMERICACANADAUniversity of AlbertaThe University of British ColumbiaUniversity of CalgaryHEC MontréalMcGill UniversityUniversity of OttawaUniversité du Québec à MontréalQueen’s UniversitySimon Fraser UniversityUniversity of TorontoUniversity of VictoriasWestern UniversityYork University

USAAmerican UniversityArizona State UniversityBabson CollegeBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBrandeis UniversityBrigham Young UniversityUniversity of CaliforniaUC Hastings College of the LawCarnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve UniversityThe University of ChicagoUniversity of Colorado BoulderColumbia UniversityCornell UniversityDartmouth CollegeDuke UniversityEmory UniversityUniversity of FloridanFordham UniversityThe George Washington UniversityGeorgia Institute of TechnologyUniversity of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

FIRST-CLASS PARTNERS IN THE UNDERGRADUATE EXCHANGE NETWORK

University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, US (1st in the US in Business1)

Princeton University and University of California, Berkeley - Dept. of Economics US (1st in the US in Economics2)

University of St. Gallen, Switzerland (1st in Europe3)

National University of Singapore, Singapore (1st in Asia4)

Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico (1st in Latin America2)

University of Sydney, Australia (1st in Oceania3)

1 U.S. News & World Report 20182 AmericaEconomia 20173 Financial Times 20174 QS World University Rankings 2018, Social Sciences

& Management

FACTS & FIGURESBOCCONI PARTNER SCHOOLS

FACTS & FIGURES | BOCCONI PARTNER SCHOOLS


Indiana University Johns Hopkins UniversityUniversity of MarylandUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MinnesotaNew York UniversityUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillNorthwestern UniversityUniversity of Notre DameThe Ohio State University University of PennsylvaniaPennsylvania State UniversityPrinceton UniversityPurdue University Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteUniversity of RichmondUniversity of San DiegoSan Diego State UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaSouthern Methodist UniversityThe State University of New YorkTemple University Texas A&M UniversityThe University of Texas at AustinTulane UniversityUniversity of Virginia Virginia Tech University of Washington Washington University in St. LouisUniversity of Wisconsin Madison Yale University

LATIN AMERICAARGENTINAUniversidad Argentina de la EmpresaUniversidad de BelgranoUniversidad de Buenos AiresoUniversidad de San AndrésUniversidad Torcuato di Tella

BRAZILUniversidade Federal do Rio de JaneiroFundação Getulio VargasFundação Instituto de Administração, FIAINSPERUniversidade de São Paulo

CHILEUniversidad Adolfo IbañezPontificia Universidad Católica de ChileUniversidad Técnica Federico Santa Maria

COLOMBIAUniversidad de Los Andes

COSTA RICAINCAE Business School

MEXICOIPADE Business SchoolITAMTecnológico de Monterrey

PERUUniversidad ESANUniversidad de Lima

URUGUAYUniversidad Católica del Uruguay

VENEZUELAIESA

ASIACHINACEIBSThe Chinese University of Hong KongThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, ShenzenCity University of Hong KongFudan UniversityThe University of Hong KongHong Kong University of Science &

TechnologyUniversity of International Business

and Economics Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityLingnan UniversityThe University of Nottingham Ningbo

China Peking UniversityRenmin University of ChinaShanghai University of Finance

and EconomicsSun Yat-sen UniversityTsinghua UniversityXiamen University

INDIAIndian Institute of Foreign TradeIIM - AhmedabadIIM - BangaloreIIM - CalcuttaIIM - IndoreIIM - KozhikodeIIM– LucknowIndian School of BusinessManagement Development Institute

Gurgaon

JAPANHitotsubashi UniversityInternational University of JapanKeio University

Kobe University Nagoya UniversityRitsumeikan Asia Pacific UniversityWaseda University

KOREAHanyang UniversityKAISTKorea UniversitySeoul National UniversityYonsei University

MALAYSIAThe University of Nottingham, MalaysiaTaylor’s University

SINGAPORENanyang Technological UniversityNational University of SingaporeSingapore Management UniversityYale - NUS College

TAIWANNational Chengchi UniversityNational Taiwan University

THAILANDChulalongkorn UniversityThammasat University

VIETNAMForeign Trade University

OCEANIAAUSTRALIAThe University of AdelaideAustralian National UniversityThe University of MelbourneMonash UniversityThe University of New South WalesThe University of QueenslandQueensland University of TechnologyRMIT UniversityThe University of SydneyUniversity of Technology SydneyThe University of Western Australia

NEW ZEALANDThe University of AucklandUniversity of OtagoVictoria University of Wellington

MIDDLE EASTISRAELThe Hebrew University of Jerusalem IDC HerzliyaTel Aviv University

LEBANONAmerican University of Beirut

UNITED ARAB EMIRATESAmerican University in Dubai

AFRICA EGYPTThe American University in Cairo

GHANAGIMPA

KENYAStrathmore University

MOROCCOAl Akhawayn UniversityESCA Ecole de Management

NIGERIALagos Business School

SOUTH AFRICAUniversity of Cape TownStellenbosch UniversityUniversity of Witwatersrand

FACTS & FIGURES | BOCCONI PARTNER SCHOOLS FACTS & FIGURES | BOCCONI PARTNER SCHOOLS


Bocconi Alumni around the World*

Alumni Chapters

Through the Bocconi Alumni Community the University maintains relations with all its Alumni all over the world: holders of Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Specialized Master and MBA degrees, as well as graduates of SDA Bocconi Executive Programs.

* As of 31 December 2017

1.2%

11.1%

0.8%

71.8%12%

3.1%

FACTS & FIGURESWORLDWIDE ALUMNI NETWORK

ALUMNI*

1,927MSC GRADUATES (A.Y. 2016-2017)

2,185BSC GRADUATES (A.Y. 2016-2017)

111,761

25 IN ITALY*

42ABROAD*

FACTS & FIGURES | WORLDWIDE ALUMNI NETWORK


STUDYING AT BOCCONI

In 2019-2020 Bocconi will offer seven Bachelor of Science programs taught in English in the areas of Management, Economics and Finance, as well as in the areas of Political Science and Data Science.

A few of the BSc programs allow you to create tracks within a specific area, building up your knowledge of one particular subject.

Other programs are placed at the intersection between different areas. They provide the opportunity to create mixed tracks, thus enriching your curriculum with skills from more than one subject area.

Since these are very broad fields of study, let’s look at them briefly one by one to see what they mean at Bocconi.

5 FIELDS OF STUDY

7 BSC PROGRAMS

IN ENGLISH

FIELDS OF STUDY

STUDYING AT BOCCONI | FIELDS OF STUDY

MANAGEMENT

In a few words, a student in a Management program will learn:

How a company or organization is run: the importance of each function, the main roles, the organization processes

How a company or organization competes in its markets: who its competitors are, what the peculiarities of its industry are and which strategy is the best to adopt

How to organize human and financial resources in order to provide useful products or services, creating additional value (both human and financial)

And after graduation? Graduates from a study path in Management will be able to work as analysts, managers, consultants and entrepreneurs in manufacturing or service companies, in banks and financial institutions, in consultancy firms, in public and nonprofit organizations, and in cultural, sports, communication and artistic companies. Essentially, everywhere.As increasingly requested by the job market, the digital economy is a new field of study, straddling management, economics and computer science. Its aim is to interpret data through the lens of economic models in order to help companies take decisions to gain competitive advantages.

ECONOMICS

There are many definitions of “economics”. Whatever meaning you prefer, Economics is first and foremost a social science that studies economic relationships and social interactions among individuals, families, companies, banks and governments. You’ll learn how to interpret economic phenomena prevailing in modern economies, for instance:

What are the pros and cons of globalization

What are the problems afflicting the labor market and how to solve them

What are the policies that can promote growth in poor and developing countries

What is the role of central banks for economic growth and what instruments they can use

And after graduation? You won’t learn what to think but how to think, through rigorous analytical and logical methods (using math, statistics and econometrics). Learning to reason in a disciplined way will be very important whatever career you choose.Our graduates in Economics generally find work in multinational companies, in international organizations or in the financial sector; sometimes they decide to continue their studies and pursue academic careers at universities all over the world.


FINANCE

Studying Finance means gaining understanding of what the financial system is, and focusing on the main actors that operate within it. That means you’ll learn:

How the financial markets work (including the stock exchange and central banks)

What the main financial intermediaries are (such as banks and insurance companies), what they do and how they operate

What financial instruments are (stocks, bonds, derivatives, etc.) and what they are used for

How companies manage their money, how they invest it and how they borrow it: corporate finance

And after graduation? A career in the field of Finance – after a BSc or an MSc program – typically means working in a bank, a financial institution, a consultancy firm, a financial authority, a fund or companies of other kinds within the financial/administrative realm.

POLITICAL SCIENCE

What is Political Science, precisely? It’s a social science aimed at understanding and explaining public policies, bringing together a range of topics such as social and economic policies, government and decision-making, political economics, international relations, and politics in general. Political Science at Bocconi involves a mix of disciplines ranging from sociology to history, law and economics, through which you will learn:

How to design economically efficient, politically sustainable public policies

How to implement them effectively

How to evaluate them using specific methods and analysis techniques

And after graduation? Your study path will prepare you for jobs in international organizations and private firms that habitually deal with the public sector and in particular with policy-making matters.

DATA SCIENCE

Data science is a new and fast growing scientific discipline. We are on the verge of the data driven economy. Thanks to increased connectivity and growing digitalization, humanity is generating quantities of data unprecedented in history and this is bringing a revolution in all sectors of our life, of which we are now only seeing the initial phases. Data science at Bocconi is a major intellectual discipline across economic, physical and statistical sciences that relies on the methods of artificial intelligence, computer science, mathematics, and statistics, as well as on the rigorous thinking of economic and physical modelling. The data science field will allow you to learn:

How to form your analytical preparation through basic and advanced courses in mathematics

How to grow your computer science knowledge with courses in computer programming, algorithms and machine learning

How to acquire systematic thinking in the statistical modelling and interpretation of data through basic and advanced courses in probability theory and statistical science

How to cultivate your economic modelling through the logical rigor of courses such as game theory and mechanism design

How to appreciate the fundamental role of data science in the solution of social, industrial and technology problems with courses in the marketing and management sciences

And after graduation? Nowadays, demand for jobs in the data science sector outstrip supplies. Professional figures that merge computational and statistical skills with rigorous economic and management thinking are highly sought in the market by private firms in all sectors and by public institutions as well. On the other hand, some students will pursue the intellectual side of data science and decide to continue their studies to start academic careers.

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YOUR CAREER IN MANAGEMENT

MARIA SOFIA GAZZOTTI – CONSULTINGUndergraduate studies: World Bachelor in BusinessInternship: P&P, Singapore; The Boston Consulting Group, Dubai, UAECompany: McKinsey & Company, London, UK

I chose this Bachelor of Science because it would allow me to attend three of the world’s top-notch universities, providing an excellent academic preparation and innumerable profession-al opportunities. Each university is unique in terms of culture, campus life, student body and business environment. Never-theless, what really inspired me to choose the program was the idea that living and studying on three continents would teach me more than any regular curriculum could ever offer – inside and outside of the classroom. Adjusting to different education methods and structures, while taking advantage of all the ex-tracurricular opportunities, made me a more flexible, curious and quick learner. The program gave me a competitive edge in this field by providing me with a strong international per-spective that most of my peers gain through years on the job. Rather than a specific course, I would say the wide variety of the curriculum is what best prepared me and led me to pursue a career in management consulting.

GIOVANNI GARDELLI – HIGH TECHUndergraduate studies: BSc in Business Administration and ManagementGraduate studies: MSc in International Management, Bocconi UniversityInternational experience: Fudan University, Shanghai, ChinaInternship: Yahoo, Barcelona, Spain Company: Snapchat, Los Angeles, US

My experience during the Bachelor program in Bocconi was intense and pretty formative, I started to have a clearer idea of what I was looking forward to working on. In particular, after the amazing experience I had during my undergraduate ex-change semester in North Carolina. The international mindset I have developed helped me a lot in being very flexible both in terms of my ability to travel and relocate frequently, as well

as always dealing with new challenges, environments and mar-kets, regardless if I’m in Barcelona, London or here in Califor-nia. My passion for ever-changing job contexts did the rest: I was responsible for lots of different projects during my years at Yahoo. I have recently taken on another challenge, in one of the fastest growing ventures in the world.

SALOMÈ MIKAUTADZE - FAST MOVING CONSUMER GOODSUndergraduate studies: BSc in Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and CommunicationGraduate studies: MSc in Marketing Management, Bocconi UniversityInternship: Italy-America Chamber of Commerce, NYC, USCompany: L’Oréal, Milan, Italy

After classical high school, I was looking for a university program that could give me the opportunity to balance creative-cultural studies with economics and management. The dual nature of this program at Bocconi gave me the opportunity to study eco-nomic and business subjects while at the same time developing a creative sensibility that has stayed with me during all my years here. This inclination led me to collaborate with Bocconi TV, run by a team of students led by common enthusiasm. That highly enriching experience influenced the continuation of my studies and the beginning of my career.

YOUR CAREER IN FINANCE

LORENZO PASQUALE LONGO – TRADINGUndergraduate studies: BSc in International Economics and Finance, major in Finance Graduate studies: Master in Finance, Bocconi University International experience: Exchange Program at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USInternship: Goldman Sachs, London, UK Company: Goldman Sachs, London, UK

After attending a classical high school in Italy, I wanted to find a program that could build on my natural interests in quantitative and analytical subjects, while at the same time maintaining a practical and versatile focus. My Bachelor of Science in Eco-nomics and Finance met these requirements perfectly, by com-bining a rigorous theoretical background with aspects applied to the world of finance. It was a very challenging study pro-gram, but unique in that it provided in-depth coverage of both corporate finance and quantitative finance, for a fully rounded education. This proved to be a key competitive advantage for my professional career.

SILVIA BANDINU – INVESTMENT BANKING Undergraduate studies: BSc in International Economics and Finance Graduate studies: MSc in Finance, Bocconi UniversityInternational experience: University of Florida, Gainesville, USInternship: UBS, London, UKCompany: UBS, London, UK

I have always been fascinated by numbers and wanted to give them a practical application. At Bocconi I was able to discover what finance is, what its role in the economy is and the thou-sands of aspects it can take on within a commercial business, at a bank or in financial markets. During my undergraduate pro-gram, I developed a passion for financial markets and the mech-anisms that influence them, so I decided to pursue a similar track and improve my knowledge in the Master of Science in Finance, with the objective of starting a career in investment banking.

MADDALENA MORI - FUND Undergraduate studies: BSc in Economic and Social Sciences Graduate studies: MSc in Economic and Social Sciences, Bocconi UniversityInternational experience: Tsinghua University of Beijing, Beijing, ChinaInternship: Banca Esperia, Milan, ItalyCompany: Berenberg Capital Markets, London, UK

Thanks to the elasticity of my studies, I was able to embrace a great challenge that involved coding and statistical analy-sis in a finance-related environment, where, if your model is not working correctly, you could lose a lot of money. I felt very proud when I started, in part because my colleagues are from a completely different background, some of whom studied mathematics or physics. I owe to my Bocconi experience the importance of never giving up and the fact that as long as you have a good teacher you can learn basically anything.

YOUR CAREER



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YOUR CAREER IN ECONOMICS

MONICA MORLACCO – PhDUndergraduate studies: BSc in Economic and Social Sciences Graduate studies: MSc in Economic and Social Sciences, Bocconi UniversityInternational experience: New York University, NYC, USUniversity: PhD candidate at Yale University, New Haven, US

During my last year as an undergraduate student, I spent a semester abroad at New York University, as part of the Bocco-ni International Exchange Program. I don’t have words to de-scribe how much that experience made me grow professionally and as a person. Then, during my MSc in Economic and Social Sciences, my good academic standing allowed me to take part in a special program with Yale University. Going there was a life changer for me. I was determined to make the most out of that year. I took all courses, comparing myself to some of the best economics candidates in the world. It was in that moment when I best appreciated how much Bocconi had trained me for the international stage. I felt motivated, and I decided I was ready for that experience. That brought me to who I am now, a PhD student in Economics at Yale.

VICTOR MYLONAS – INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION Undergraduate studies: BSc in International Economics, Management and Finance Internship: KMPG, Milan, Italy; The World Bank, Washington D.C., US; European In-vestment Bank, Luxembourg City, LuxembourgCompany: International Monetary Fund, Washington D.C., US

Through the activities I took part in during my Bocconi experi-ence, I developed not only economic reasoning and intuition, but also my leadership, teamwork and public speaking skills. Having been exposed to a multitude of subjects taught by skilled faculty in the fields of political, development, public, monetary and trade economics, I got a full-time job offer from the International Monetary Fund after pursuing two intern-ships.

YOUR CAREER IN DATA SCIENCE

ALBERTO ALBANESE – BUSINESS ANALYTICSUndergraduate studies: BSc in Economic and Social SciencesGraduate studies: MSc in Economics and Management of Innovation and Technology, Bocconi UniversityInternational experience: Copenhagen Business School, DenmarkInternship: Oticon A/S, Copenhagen, DenmarkCompany: Coca-Cola HBC, Milan, Italy

My interests in quantitative methods and economics led me to choose Bocconi University. Gaining a mix of skills in the subjects of management/economics is essential for a career in the digital era. I think that the new BSc in Economics, Management and Computer Science is a program that nests these competences from the start. Graduates in this program will have a stronger background in com-puter science, artificial intelligence and statistics than other grad-uates, and I believe these skills can be a competitive advantage.

DARIO LAMACCHIA – DATA SCIENCE Undergraduate studies: BSc in Economic and Social SciencesGraduate studies: MSc in Economics and Management of Innovations and Technology, Bocconi UniversityInternational experience: U.C. Berkeley, California, US; Waseda Business School, Tokyo, JapanInternship: ExportUSA NYC Corp., NYC, USCompany: Microsoft, Munich, Germany

The Bachelor in Economics and Social Sciences gave me the unique opportunity to be an exchange student at U.C. Berkeley in California. This academic journey influenced me a lot, in an unexpected way: it was too close to Silicon Valley, to the startups environment and to that spirit of innovation and exciting technol-ogy that I got the chance to breath every day in the bay. I started wondering if I could find something matching my initial interests in being a researcher and deepen my knowledge of this new broader world of entrepreneurship, venture capital and innova-tion. This led me to go ahead with my MSc program, the perfect mix of economics, statistics, innovation, startups, VCs, valuations, and so on. All these buzzwords became my daily bread.

YOUR CAREER IN POLITICS

GIOVANNA TERESA MANNUCCI - INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONUndergraduate studies: BSc in Business Administration and ManagementGraduate studies: MSc in Economics and Management of Government and International Organizations, Bocconi UniversityInternship: United Nations, Committee on Economic and Social Development, New York, US; WTO, Geneva Area, SwitzerlandCompany: World Food Programme, Rome, Italy

Ever since I was little, I knew I wanted to work for the United Nations. What I have learned at Bocconi has allowed me to understand the underlying dynamics of public management, it has prepared me for the difficulties and the peculiarities of the public sector, teaching me how to improve processes and services in international organizations. Working as a young in-ternational civil servant is not a straightforward or easy path: for many of us, contracts are short and uncertain, you need to be adaptable to a challenging international environment, you need to be flexible to be relocated around the world – but that’s also what makes it fascinating.

STEFANO LIGRONE – DIPLOMATIC CAREERUndergraduate studies: BSc in Business Administration and ManagementGraduate studies: MSc in Economics and Management of Government and International Organizations, Bocconi UniversityInternational experience: Koç, Istanbul, Turkey; FGV/EBAPE, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilInternship: UNDG LAC, Panama City, PanamaCompany: Italian Embassy, Pretoria, South Africa

During my stays abroad as an exchange student, I discovered the honor and the responsibility connected with representing your country. I then started to nurture my aspiration of becom-ing a diplomat. I thought it would fit my interests and aptitudes quite well: my passion for geopolitics and my ambition to serve in public administration. My devotion to Italy and at the same time my curiosity and openness to different cultures led me to

focus on international organizations. I am now a diplomat at the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Coop-eration, serving in the Multilateral Development Cooperation Desk. Responsibilities are high already; workloads are intense. However, I cannot deny I am profoundly happy, trying to con-tribute my grain of sand every day.

SARA GHAZANFARI - LOBBYING Undergraduate studies: BSc in Economic and Social SciencesGraduate studies: MSc in Economics and Management of Government and International Organizations, Bocconi UniversityCompany: ETNO (European Telecommunications Network Operators’ Association), Brussels, Belgium

I chose Bocconi because of an interest in policy analysis. I re-member how the lessons of Public Management during my Bachelor program in Economics and Social Sciences were in-spiring and motivating for the rest of my studies and in my career choices.I got motivated by the chance to have a career that is not only focused on the private sphere, but that also offered opportu-nities in the public and international areas. I chose to take the MSc in Economics and Management of Government and Inter-national Organizations to follow these passions. The program is suitable for anyone who is planning an international career: it is very well known abroad by employers and colleagues and it provides adequate preparation for careers in European and internationals institutions. As for the private sector, it certainly does not pale beside other programs focused only on business administration. During my studies, I took part in numerous na-tional and international projects, and went to Brussels for an internship in the field of European policymaking.



STUDYING AT BOCCONIBSC PROGRAMS: TEACHING AND PROGRAM STRUCTURE

Each academic year is divided into two terms:– the Fall semester (from September to January)– the Spring semester (from February to June). Courses last one semester and exams are generally divided into two parts (with partial exams): this helps you keep up with your studies.On average, class groups are made up of around 100 students, and later in the program courses become more and more interactive with small group work, research and presentations assigned periodically. This gives classmates the

opportunity to have a direct relationship with the faculty and other students in the program. Lectures are also generally held either in the morning or the afternoon, allowing time for individual study and group projects during the rest of the day. Attendance is not compulsory but is strongly advised.Each course is assigned a given number of credits. One credit point corresponds to an average of 25 hours of work, divided as follows: 8-10 hours of classroom activities (lectures, exercises and seminars) and 15 hours of individual study.

FIRST YEAR–COMPULSORY COURSES: The study of management and

economics in the first year and in the first semester of the second year lays the basis of a solid theoretical mindset and is similar but not identical throughout all our BSc programs.

–COMPUTER SKILLS: All BSc programs include a Computer Science/Computer Skills course and exam. In order to take this course, students must first obtain the ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence-7 modules). You will also have the opportunity to learn computer programming with Python, a flexible and highly adaptable coding language, which is among the most requested by employers.

– FIRST FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Students attending BSc programs taught in English can choose as their first foreign language either English or another EU language including French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Italian language is compulsory for non-Italian mother tongue students (as first or second language). Regular foreign language exams may be replaced with a valid international foreign language certificate, duly recognized by Bocconi, which will be assigned a grade.

SECOND YEAR– SPECIALIZATION COURSES: During the second year,

particularly in the second semester, you will deepen the knowledge of the main topics related to your program, and you will reach a first level of specialization.

– SECOND FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Students may choose from among French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish as their second foreign language.

– SOFT SKILLS: You will be able to improve some important soft skills, considered crucial by your future employers: a multi-cultural approach, group working, presentation skills, managerial and leadership skills.

THIRD YEAR– ELECTIVE COURSES: During the third year you’ll reach a

second level of personalization of your study plan, so you will be asked to pick a number of electives from a list of available courses.

– INTERNSHIP/EXCHANGE PROGRAM: You’ll have the chance to spend a semester in a partner university abroad through the Exchange program. Furthermore, you can replace one of the last elective courses with an internship experience in a firm or organization in Italy and abroad (you can also do this during the summer between the second and third year).

– FINAL REPORT: This is your project, the opportunity you have to demonstrate your abilities in researching, developing and writing a personal reflection on a topic. It is usually the last step before graduation, but it takes at least two months to prepare and produce an effective final report, so take your time!

AND THEN WHAT?After graduation, you will face a crossroads: will you go to work or go on studying? What we can say is that nearly 90% of our graduates decide to apply for a Master of Science program. In fact, as a Bocconi graduate, you will be equipped with the skills needed to take any MSc program offered by the University. Otherwise, you can decide to continue your studies at another top university abroad. The choice is up to you.

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WHY CHOOSE THIS PROGRAM?

You will master management tools typical of companies with significant international exposure

Content is tailored to give you solid preparation in the field of international economics and management and a distinctive international perspective

You will learn to understand and analyze the dynamics of globalization of cultures and operations and relationships among countries at the European and extra-European levels

Through a comparative approach, you will study how cultural differences can influence management decisions, and how institutions, firms and the financial system as a whole operate in the global context

You will study in a very international class, where at least 50% of students come from other countries

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MANAGEMENT

ECONOMICS (MICRO AND MACRO)

MATH

LEGAL METHODS (BASICS)

FIRST FOREIGN LANGUAGE

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CRITICAL THINKING SEMINAR

During the first year, you will be given a training in several basic subjects in order to begin to understand how companies and organizations work, as well as the economic system in which they operate. Economics describes the functioning of economic systems both at an overall level (macroeconomics) and at the level of the individual behavior of firms and consumers (microeconomics). Through Math, you’ll be provided with the quantitative tools to understand and apply an array of economic models. Finally, you will be offered an overview on the fundamentals of Civil Law (property interests, contract law, tort law and insurance law) in both a domestic and a broader European context. You will also participate in a seminar to improve your critical thinking, problem solving and reasoning skills

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

ECONOMIC HISTORY

STATISTICS

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC POLICY

SECOND FOREIGN LANGUAGE

SOFT SKILLS SEMINAR

In the second year, you’ll learn more about the main topics related to international management, such as Accounting and Financial Systems Analysis. You will study the logic and techniques of company accounting and learn to read related documents (balance sheets, financial and income statements, etc.).

Economic History is fundamental to understand the evolution of political and economic-social systems, as it enables you to better interpret the current environment.

Financial Markets and Institutions describes the functioning and main components of financial system: contracts, intermediaries, markets and supervisory boards.

In the second semester, you’ll start studying the topics specific to your program, such as International Economics and European Economic Policy.

You’ll also attend a seminar aimed at improving your leadership and managerial skills.

BUSINESS STRATEGY

EUROPEAN LAW

COURSES ON BUSINESS FUNCTIONS (MARKETING, ORGANIZATION, TECHNOLOGY, ETC.)

EXCHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNSHIP

FINAL REPORT

In the last year, you will study organizations working at a global level, their main business functions (marketing, organization, technologies, finance, etc.) and strategic business management in an international context.You’ll also be able to further personalize your study plan:

– Picking some electives

– Doing an internship in Italy or abroad

– Taking part in a study abroad program

– Choosing a research topic you’re interested in, that you can deepen and develop in your final report.

3rd YEAR2nd YEAR1st YEAR

Attending this program has been both a tough and rewarding experience. From the rigorous academics to cultural

assimilation, I have been able to grow inside and outside the classroom, thanks to the dedication of my professors and peers.

What I enjoy most about this BSc is the diversity of my classmates in terms of nationalities and thinking skills: it has taught me to

keep an open mind.

Clini Le, 2nd year

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The program trains the future generation of economics and financial experts, who can adapt to an environment that is constantly subject to change, in order to perfect their inclination towards a global thinking perspective.

You will understand and analyze economics and financial phenomena in an international perspective

You will get a solid education built on rigorous quantitative and qualitative tools

You can choose between two majors. In the Economics major, a sound methodological background gives you the tools to understand a large set of issues: the effects of globalization, the role of central banks and monetary policy, competition policy, the functioning of the labor market, how to spur development of poor countries, the link between political institutions and economic outcomes

In the Finance major, you are exposed to a large set of topics related to the functioning of modern financial systems: capital markets, financial intermediaries, financial contracts and instruments. Principles and applications of corporate finance techniques are all studied and discussed from a global perspective

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

MANAGEMENT


MATH

LEGAL METHODS (BASICS)


COMPUTER SCIENCE

CRITICAL THINKING SEMINAR

The first three semesters introduce the fundamental notions and concepts of management, economics, quantitative methods, accounting, finance and commercial law, with a clear focus on the international aspects of each of them. During the first year, you will be given rigorous training in several basic subjects in order to understand, from an international perspective, how companies and organizations work and how they are structured (functions, processes, activities). Economics describes the functioning of economic systems both at an overall level (macroeconomics) and at the level of the individual behavior of firms and consumers (microeconomics). Through Math, you’ll be provided with the quantitative tools to understand and apply an array of economic models.

Finally, you will be offered an overview on the fundamentals of Civil Law (property interests, contract law, tort law and insurance law) in both a domestic and a broader European context. You will also participate in a seminar to improve your critical thinking, problem solving and reasoning skills

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

ECONOMIC HISTORY

STATISTICS

FINANCIAL MARKETS

ECONOMICS: MARKETS AND ANTITRUST; LABOR AND POLITICAL ECONOMICS

FINANCE: CORPORATE FINANCE AND GOVERNMENT; FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION; ASSET PRICING


SOFT SKILLS SEMINAR

In the first semester, you’ll learn more about the main topics related to economics and management, while in the second semester you can choose between the major in Economics and the major in Finance. Teaching in the core courses focuses on issues related to internationalization of businesses and financial institutions, the international economy, comparative European and international commercial law. You will learn to use quantitative and qualitative tools to perform comparative studies. You’ll also attend a seminar aimed at improving your leadership and managerial skills.

MAJOR COMPULSORIES

EMPIRICAL METHODS (ECONOMETRICS)

EUROPEAN LAW

MACROECONOMICS (MJ IN ECONOMICS)

BUSINESS STRATEGY (MJ IN FINANCE)

EXCHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNSHIP

FINAL REPORT

The third part of the program is made up of courses within the chosen major, as well as 2 elective courses. You have the opportunity to further boost the international profile of your education by studying at leading universities abroad and/or by undertaking internships in Italy or abroad. Internships, exchange programs and innovative teaching methods enable you to sharpen your problem solving approach and develop lateral thinking skills.


The BSc in International Economics and Finance allowed me to achieve precision, accuracy and familiarity

with quantitative topics. These elements, combined with an international environment, outstanding students and a hands-on

approach are the main essence of the program.

Karan Kumar, 3rd year


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It’s a program in economics with a rich interdisciplinary nature, and with solid quantitative and methodological foundations. With its particular blend of economic, quantitative and social science topics, this innovative program finds synergies among subjects to attain different perspectives on leading international economic issues

It’s among the pioneers in Europe in proposing a new integrated view of economics and social sciences. Today, sociologists make use of game theory. Demographers use economic models to analyze population dynamics. Economists talk about crime and incentives, analyze the mind like both philosophers and psychologists do, study social stratification, and the like

It focuses on understanding how individuals think and make decisions (e.g., about saving, energy consumption,

fertility, health, etc), a crucial dimension for firms and organizations (e.g. when launching a new product) as well as for governments designing economic policies (aimed, e.g., at tackling poverty or unemployment). The linchpin of its innovative study plan is that individual behavior is not only determined by mere economic factors (how much I profit from a decision) but also by psychological traits (how emotions and cognitive limits shape actual decisions) and social norms (how the behavior of others, and shared common values, affect one’s decision)

This Bachelor of Science is dedicated to students with an international vocation and an ambitious intellectual disposition: starting with a more rounded and broader educational background, the program prepares them for a higher level of specialization, with a Master of Science program

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SCIENCES


MATH (THEORETICAL AND APPLIED)

LOGIC AND METHODS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES

MANAGEMENT


COMPUTER SCIENCE

During the first year, you will be given training in several basic subjects in order to understand how companies and organizations work (Management), as well as the economic system in which they operate. Economics, in fact, describes the functioning of economic systems both at an overall level (macroeconomics) and at the level of the individual behavior of firms and consumers (microeconomics). Through Math and Statistics, both theoretical and applied, you will be provided with a wide set of quantitative tools to understand and apply an array of economic models. Finally, the course in Logic and Methodology of Social Sciences gives you the fundamentals of logic and critical thinking to understand how the mind should work in order to detect fallacious patterns of reasoning (when does B follow from A?), assess and (de)construct arguments, think consistently and analytically.

ECONOMETRICS

STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING

ECONOMIC POLICY

INCENTIVE DESIGN AND POLICY

INTRODUCTION TO COGNITIVE SCIENCE

LAW


In the second year, you will learn more about Markets and Strategic Decision Making, exploring choice and demand, finance, and game theory, in order to understand how individuals make economic decisions, and how companies and organizations compete in markets.

Then, through Incentive Design and Policy, you will learn how and why markets feature imperfections and how to correct them via public policies. In Macroeconomics and Economic Policy you will deepen your understanding of macroeconomic issues such as: Why does unemployment exist? Why do some countries become richer than others? Why do financial crisis happen? Is the Euro a good idea? You will also study the basis of Cognitive Sciences, to learn how the individual mind (with its cognitive limits) actually works in order to make sense of how a society works as a whole.

Economic History is fundamental to understanding the evolution of political and economic-social systems, as it enables you to better interpret the current environment.

Private and Business Law will give you an overview of civil law in both a domestic and a broader international context.

DATA ANALYSIS

SOCIOLOGY

PUBLIC POLICY AND LAW

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

EXCHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNSHIP

FINAL REPORT

In the last year, you will complete your path with courses like Organizations and Social Psychology, that will help you understand micro-organizational behavior (how individuals and groups affect and are affected by organizations) as well as macro-organizational behavior (how organizations work and their relationships with the environment).

Moreover, Culture, Institutions and Development will teach you how social norms and culture affect the path of development of a community or of a country, and vice versa. While Empirical Methods and Data Analysis focuses on applications and implementation with data in topics such as labor, development, political economy, industrial organization.

You will also be able to further personalize your study plan:

– Choosing several electives

– Doing an internship in Italy or abroad

– Taking part in a study abroad program

– Selecting a research topic you’re interested in, that you can deepen and develop in your final report.


The BSc in Economic and Social Sciences has taught me a rigorous analytical approach. It has boosted my interest in

understanding the specific reasons behind what happens around me. I will have the chance to spend a semester abroad in an Ivy

League school, Princeton. Thanks to my program, I am confident I will have a great experience at one of the temples for economics.

Silvia Farina, 3rd year


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This is a unique program, at the cutting edge of today’s digital revolution that, among the first bachelor programs internationally, aims to train the new generation of digital talents, a generation in which the combination of quantitative skills and rigorous thinking is essential for success

This program addresses young talents who wish to play a leading role in the data driven era. The overall objective is to comprehend and enable decision makers in firms and institutions to grasp the strategic implications of quantitative information for economic, managerial and financial decisions

New technologies and social media are revolutionizing the economy. Artificial intelligence and Big Data are changing decision and policy making and creating new business opportunities. New professional roles are steadily emerging. The EU Coalition for digital jobs suggests 825,000 jobs in the

digital economy by 2020 in the sole Europe. Responding to the challenge requires talents that combine quantitative and computer science skills, with the rigorous thinking of the economic and management sciences

The program provides a solid grounding in quantitative disciplines (mathematics, statistics and informatics), combined with the teaching of economics, management and law, to acquire, organize and process data

It has a small class of selected students who will be able to personalize their study plan by choosing electives in their preferred subjects, by spending a semester abroad in one of the several prestigious partner universities of Bocconi, and by taking part into seminars with partner companies that will provide insight from the real world

ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

MATHEMATICS

STATISTICS

COMPUTER SCIENCE

MICROECONOMICS

MANAGEMENT

ACCOUNTING

IT LAW


During the first year you will be exposed to the fundamental notions that will accompany you during the next years of your degree. Mathematics and Statistics will provide you with the basic quantitative tools that will allow you to read the structure of mathematical models and apply them for data analysis. Fundamentals of Computer Science will provide you with the basic notions of computer programming, computer architecture and an introduction to the world of algorithms. In Microeconomics you will study the foundations of economic behavior and markets and learn how powerful the rational choice framework is to understanding human behavior. The Principles of Management course introduces to the broad field of economics and management of firms, presenting the basic concepts and theories of modern management. Accounting will introduce you to the fundamental concepts and measurements underlying financial statements, the use of double-entry systems to report corporate transactions and the use of this information to make proper business decisions.

Finally, you will be offered an overview on the fundamentals of IT Law (ISP liability, protection of freedom of speech and personal data on the Internet) in both a domestic and a broader European and comparative context.

APPLIED AND ADVANCED MATH

ECONOMETRICS

MACROECONOMICS

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

MACHINE LEARNING

FINANCE


In the second year, you will delve deeper into concepts assimilated in the first year and, at the same time, you will be led to discover new and exciting subjects. The courses in mathematics and statistics will deal with more advanced approaches, strengthening your quantitative skills. Computer Programming will provide you with advanced notions in computer languages and bring your computer programming ability to a higher level. Machine Learning will introduce you to the principles of artificial intelligence to extract quantitative information from data. In Econometrics, you will learn the main statistical methods for economic analysis with time series and cross sectional data. The course of Macroeconomics will give you the knowledge needed to understand the functioning of the economy as a whole and the changes implied by globalization and digitalization. Finally, the Principles of Finance course will allow you to understand the theories and mechanisms at the basis of modern financial evaluation of firms and startups.

BIG DATA AND DATABASES

MARKETING ANALYTICS

COMPUTATIONAL ECONOMICS

GAME THEORY

IT MANAGEMENT

EXCHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNSHIP

FINAL REPORT

During the third year, you will be exposed to advanced subjects such as Big Data and Databases, that will allow you to acquire familiarity with the use and interpretation of big data, or Marketing Analytics, that will expose you to the advanced instruments of modern marketing techniques. The courses in Mechanism Design and Game Theory will introduce you to advanced concepts in strategic thinking and rational decision making. The IT Management course will introduce you to principles of the management of information technologies, the engine of the data driven economy and how they make a difference in modern organizations.You’ll also have the opportunity to study at leading universities abroad and/or take part in internships in Italy or elsewhere. A wide choice of elective courses will allow you to deepen your favorite subjects. Seminars with partner companies (Amazon, Microsoft, SAS, IBM, CISCO, Oracle, etc.) will provide insights from the real world that will help you understand how important people can be in the midst of all this data.

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BIG DATA IS HIGH-VOLUME, HIGH-VELOCITY AND HIGH-VARIETY INFORMATION ASSETS THAT DEMAND COST-EFFECTIVE, INNOVATIVE FORMS OF INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR ENHANCED INSIGHT AND DECISION-MAKING

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This BSc is the best program to form the next generation of professionals in a data-driven economy. The unique mix

of different subjects, combining the knowledge of existing techniques for gathering and analyzing information with a solid

foundation in economics and business, is essential for creating value from the huge amount of data that companies possess,

developing a new approach that goes beyond simply crunching numbers and effectively supports decision-making.

Bruno Yzeiri, 3rd year


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Learn to think. This program provides a strong preparation in the field of economics and management along with several courses focusing on the humanities, enhancing your critical assessment skills. The variety of subjects covered is what sets it apart from the other Bocconi BSc programs. Graduates of this program work at a wide range of companies and institutions in different industries, but the program’s approach and teaching methods make it particularly suitable to students interested in artistic industries (museums, theaters and auction houses), cultural sectors (publishing, music and television) and creative areas (fashion, design, communication and urban development)

Put yourself to the test. You will put a special focus on project management through group projects and workshops inspired by companies and institutions and managed by faculty members. Active learning is an essential feature of the curriculum and interaction between students with different backgrounds encourages an exchange of views and development of listening skills

It offers a comparative approach. Management and entrepreneurial professionals are prepared for international environments requiring the ability to adapt to and interact with different cultures and languages

You will live in a bustling and exciting city: Milan is an ideal setting, due to the great number of opportunities to contact and meet with companies from all industries and cultural institutions of all types

ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION

MANAGEMENT OF CULTURAL COMPANIES AND INSTITUTIONS

PHILOSOPHY OF ART

CRITICAL APPROACHES TO THE ARTS

ECONOMICS

MATH

ECONOMIC HISTORY

LAW


COMPUTER SCIENCE

During the first year, you will be given a solid grounding in Economics, Management, Quantitative Methods and Law, focusing on the creative industries and sectors, that will be strengthened during the second year. The program also features specific courses in humanities. In particular, Method and Research in Arts is arranged into 3 courses (spread across the first and the second year), and allows students to learn the artistic and cultural language typical of the Western tradition.

ACCOUNTING

STATISTICS

ORGANIZATION

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

CRITICAL APPROACHES TO THE ARTS


SOFT SKILLS SEMINAR

Studying the main topics related to economics and management in the cultural industries. Accounting will teach you the basic logic and techniques of corporate accounting, and how to read related documents. Organization will help you understand how a company/institution is organized, and the individual behaviors and group dynamics within it.

Then you will undertake another course in humanities, Cultural Anthropology, and complete Method and Research in Arts with two monographic courses that provide you with the appropriate background needed to critically read, understand and appreciate specific subject areas, which may lead to a career choice.

They can be freely chosen among:

– Visual Arts and Cultures

– Information, Narration, Media

– Music and Performing Arts

Finally, you will attend a seminar aimed at improving your leadership and managerial skills.

MARKETING

FINANCE

COMPETITIVE STRATEGY IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

BUSINESS LAW

WORKSHOP

EXCHANGE PROGRAM

INTERNSHIP

FINAL REPORT

In the last year, you will complete your managerial preparation in the creative industries by studying topics such as Marketing, Strategy, Finance (both corporate finance and financial markets and institutions) and Business law.Moreover, you will have to choose one workshop (or replace it with an internship):

– Communication and Cultural Consumption Decisions

– Market Research for Cultural Settings

– Policies for Arts and Culture

– Tourism, Local Identity and Destination Management

– The Transformation of the Cultural Sector and the Art Market: Critical issues and cases

– Country Specific Business Models in Fashion and Luxury

– The Global Industry of Imaginaries

– The Sustainability of Local Production in a Global World

– Digital Disruption and Entrepreneurship

You can also take part in a study abroad program at one of the partner universities abroad.

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The main feature of the program is how our professors integrate traditional managerial subjects with the creative

industry. We got the chance to analyze several case studies and take part in various group projects. We were then able to put

theory into practice in the field where we want to work in the future, like fashion, arts, media or entertainment.

Aneta Kaneva, 3rd year


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It is the first undergraduate program offered by Bocconi in the field of political science. It features a small multicultural class group of selected, highly motivated students, and a dedicated international faculty. Due to its flexibility, students spend one semester studying abroad at a partner university and have the option of doing an internship

You will learn how to interpret the evolution of social, economic and political systems in an international perspective, understand the mechanisms of decision-making within national and international institutions, and develop skills needed for implementing and evaluating policies

You will acquire a toolbox of soft and hard skills through active learning on a wide array of subjects: politics, economics, management, law, history and quantitative methods. Great emphasis is placed on three moments of policy-making: designing public policies that are both economically efficient and politically sustainable; implementing public policies with an effective approach; and evaluating public policies using modern quantitative and qualitative techniques

The program is therefore important for the development of abilities for future national and international policy-makers, active players in international organizations and regulatory authorities, and managers in international private firms dealing with growing non-market environments

INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY


POLITICAL SCIENCE

QUANTITATIVE METHODS


COMPUTER SCIENCE

This program features an international, policy-oriented approach to studying government and politics. In the main courses, you will learn the core topics of the program (Political Science, Political Economics, History and International Relations) and acquire research tools (Mathematics, Statistics, Policy Evaluation and Negotiation Skills) to interpret the evolution of political, economic and social systems from a decidedly international perspective.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

POLITICAL ECONOMICS

GLOBAL HISTORY

MANAGEMENT OF GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS


SOFT SKILLS SEMINAR

In the second year, you’ll keep studying the main topics related to the political science area, while acquiring the competencies needed to evaluate and implement public policies in an effective and economical way.

PUBLIC ECONOMICS

SOCIOLOGY

MEDIA AND POLITICAL COMMUNICATION

4 ELECTIVES

EXCHANGE PROGRAM (COMPULSORY)

INTERNSHIP

FINAL REPORT

In the last year you will be able to personalize your study plan by:

– Picking some electives

– Taking part in a compulsory exchange program at prestigious universities (see below)

– Doing an internship in Italy or abroad in many areas, including international organizations, regulatory authorities, financial and private firms dealing with non-market environments.

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Understanding the world we live in and the challenges of sustainable globalization requires a full grasp of economics

and political science. In the BSc in International Politics and Government, I am acquiring tools in a stimulating

international environment that broadens my mindset and motivates me every day.

Edoardo Goldstein, 3rd year

PARTNER UNIVERSITIES HOSTING EXCHANGES INCLUDE

– SCIENCES PO (FRANCE) – THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)– UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (US)– UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO (US)– PRINCETON UNIVERSITY (US)– FUNDAÇÃO GETULIO VARGAS (BRAZIL)– UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG (CHINA)– YALE-NUS COLLEGE (SINGAPORE)– AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY (AUSTRALIA)


www.unibocconi.eu/wbb

STUDYING AT BOCCONI


It is a unique 4-year program, developed with two prestigious partner universities: USC University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business in Los Angeles and HKUST the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Students study at a different location and university each year, spanning three continents: in fact, they spend the first year in Los Angeles, the second in Hong Kong, the third in Milan and the fourth at their choice of one of these schools

It represents an exciting study and life experience for a small class of about 50 students coming from all over the world. This program requires strong motivation, cultural openness and high flexibility to adapt to new environments and situations

The curriculum is rigorous and provides a solid foundation in business and economics. It also encourages a well-rounded education, requiring liberal arts courses with an emphasis on writing, science and humanities

The first three years are composed of required courses that focus on a variety of topics according to the country of study and the special strengths of each school. Business and legal courses with regional emphasis will help students acquire an in-depth understanding of the nuances of doing business in different global environments

At the end of the program, students will earn 3 recognized Bachelor degrees, one from each school

WBB graduates will be particularly attractive candidates for jobs in international businesses and organizations of all types, due to their ability to understand global settings, cultures, economies and societies

WORLD BACHELOR IN BUSINESS

MARKETING

MICROECONOMICS

CALCULUS

WRITING

SOFT SKILLS SEMINARS

The first year includes foundational business courses like Microeconomics for Business, along with classes designed to build essential business skills like Writing and Critical Reasoning.

In Leading Organizations, which focuses on leadership and management skills, students put theory into practice and develop leadership, negotiation and communication skills.

In both the first and second years, students can select from a variety of humanities courses (literature, music, philosophy, art, anthropology, religion, history, etc.) designed to encourage an appreciation of Western and/or Chinese cultures and to develop analytical and communication skills.

2nd YEAR at HKUSTACCOUNTING

BUSINESS IN ASIA

CHINESE COMMUNICATION

ORGANIZATION

During the second year, students will gain professional and technical knowledge while developing a strong entrepreneurial spirit and innovative thinking.

Courses will offer unique insights into the way business works in China and Asia and provide an introduction to the Chinese language.

Other courses such as Business Statistics and Introduction to Information Systems emphasize mathematical and analytical skills. Students will take their first Accounting class and develop critical-thinking skills studying Science and Technology and other subjects.

3rd YEAR at BOCCONIFINANCE

ECONOMIC HISTORY

BUSINESS IN EUROPE

LAW

PUBLIC MANAGEMENT


Courses in the third year will include Corporate Finance, Financial Market and Institutions, and European Economic Policy. Students will examine the fundamentals of Italian civil law within the broader framework of European legal culture in Introduction to the Legal System, and analyze economic developments in Western nations in Economic History. The course in Public Management will explore the complex relations between private businesses and the government bodies for whom they supply products, services and management know-how at the national and local levels. In additional classes, students will learn about the specifics of doing business in the European Union and build introductory Italian language skills.

3 ELECTIVES ON SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL INTERESTS AND OBJECTIVES

BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS

ETHICS

STRATEGY

The fourth and final year reinforces an integrated view of business with courses in Business Communications, Ethics and Strategy. Year four also allows students to focus on specific interests and objectives, not only in the choice of which school to attend, but also through the selection of 3 elective courses.

1st YEAR at USC 4th YEAR OPEN

STUDYING AT BOCCONI | WORLD BACHELOR IN BUSINESS

THIS PROGRAM HAS SPECIFIC APPLICATION AND ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES AS WELL AS DEDICATED FEES, SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACCOMMODATION. DETAILS ON WWW.UNIBOCCONI.EU/WBB

The World Bachelor in Business is the opportunity of a lifetime. Moving from a continent to another every year was a

daunting idea at first, but definitely the best decision I have ever made. Every step of this journey is opening new doors for me -

both accessing to the best internship opportunities and learning from some of the best educators in the world.

Nupur Sampat, 4th year


ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES FOR THE WORLD BACHELOR IN BUSINESS

Each year, the WBB class group is composed of approximately 50 students, with roughly one-third from Europe, one-third from Asia and one-third from North and South America. Admissions will be evaluated by a committee composed of members of the three universities. Each student should submit one application only. European students studying in Europe must apply through Bocconi University. Students interested in applying to both the World Bachelor in Business and the regular Bocconi BSc programs must complete two different applications, both on the Bocconi admissions portal MyApplication.

Timeline and Selection Criteria

Please note that the WBB has a different timeline and application method: in particular it is highly recommended to start sitting the SAT or ACT (American standardized tests available worldwide on specific dates) the year before applying in order to achieve a competitive score by the final year of high school.

Evaluation Items

– SAT scores or ACT scores–High school transcripts from grade 9 to 12– TOEFL or another English language certificate–Curriculum Vitae (Activities Summary)– Personal Statement– Recommendation Letter from a school counselor or

teacher–Video Presentation

Check details at www.unibocconi.eu/wbb

TUITION, FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Each year, students must submit payments to the host university according to the tuition and fees set by each university. Please take into consideration that fees vary considerably from one place to another, ranging from approximately 18,000 euros at Bocconi to approximately USD 54,000 at USC.

Merit scholarships covering 50% or 25% of annual tuition and fees are available from the three schools. Evaluation for scholarships will occur automatically and at the same time as admissions selections: students do not need to complete a separate application for merit scholarships.

CAREER SUPPORT BEFORE AND AFTER GRADUATION

Parallel to studies, each school will provide dedicated support for career planning. While in Milan, WBB students will be able to access the Bocconi JobGate platform (a virtual meeting point updated daily by employers with internship and placement offers) and further opportunities usually reserved to graduate students. The first graduating classes have found employment mainly in New York City and London in Finance, Strategy, IT, Organization, Human Resources, Entrepreneurship and Sales at such world-renowned companies as Google, IBM, Deloitte, HSBC, McKinsey, Morgan Stanley, BCG and Amazon.

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LIFE ON CAMPUS

The ONE-STOP SERVICE CENTER is a welcome point for all administrative procedures and a place where you can access the front offices for all services (including Career Service, Study abroad, Tuition and Fees, Student Services, etc.).

The BOCCONI LIBRARY is one of the most well stocked libraries in Italy in the fields of economics, business administration and social sciences, with over 880,000 items, 14,000 e-books, 28,000 e-journals, and about 100 databases. The Bocconi community can access the Library digital collections from anywhere and any device 24/24. The print collections are available for loan and/or consultation onsite in two reading rooms and in the study spaces (27 rooms and 30 group study rooms) with about 690 seats.

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The LANGUAGE CENTER and the IT EDUCATION SERVICES CENTER offer, respectively, curricular courses in foreign languages, cultural courses and a Film Festival-Movies & Languages and curricular and extracurricular courses in computer skills.

www.unibocconi.eu/languagecenter www.unibocconi.eu/sedin

COUNSELING AND SELF-EMPOWERMENT helps students settle in on campus, improve their abilities, develop new skills, acquire a study method and face personal and/or academic problems.

www.unibocconi.eu/counseling

With 90 classrooms and IT labs, over 1200 individual work stations and complete Wi-Fi coverage, the campus has become not only a reference point around which all activities connected to study and teaching rotate, but also the main place for getting together during student social, sports and cultural life.Scan the QR Code to experience the Bocconi campus through virtual reality.

LIFE ON CAMPUS


The BOCCONI SPORT TEAM promotes sports on campus at a competitive, university or amateur level: track and field, soccer, lacrosse, basketball, volleyball, boxing, rugby, sailing, skiing, tennis.Several sporting events are also organized, including Bocconi Sport Days, which takes place on campus.

www.unibocconi.eu/pellicani

Social engagement is a value that is essential to Bocconi’s institutional identity. The COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT project advances and develops all academic and non-academic social initiatives at Bocconi, including the Volunteer Desk, and the student association Students for Humanity.

www.unibocconi.eu/social

From food to entrepreneurship, as well as arts, fashion, music and so many other opportunities to have fun: there is something appealing to everyone! The CAMPUS LIFE office provides the spaces and resources needed for a variety of activities:– interdisciplinary courses on various topics not strictly

related to economics and legal issues (history, geopolitics, literature, philosophy, science and more)

– performing arts, including theater productions, musicals, choral ensemble, concerts and exhibitions on campus

– wellness and leisure with courses on yoga, first aid and self-defense.

www.unibocconi.eu/campuslife

Bocconi is much more than just classrooms and lectures. Our students experience campus in all its aspects and directly manage a STUDENT MEDIA CENTER, which includes Radio Bocconi, the newspaper Tra i Leoni and the web TV channel BocconiTV. More than 90 student associations organize meetings, debates, events and recreational activities every day.If your association does not yet exist, or you feel existing associations do not fully reflect who you are, new groups can be created at any time. That way, you can get the most of your experience here.

www.unibocconi.eu/campuslife > Student Activities

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HOW TO APPLY

AVAILABLE PLACES FOR THE 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR

International students have access to at least 50%-55% of the places available in the BSc programs taught in English.

N. Class Students Programs Groups per class (approx.)

Taught International in English Economics and Management

4 100

International Economics and Finance

2 100

Economic and Social Sciences 1 100 Economics, Management and Computer Science

1 100

Economics and Management for Arts, Culture 1 100 and Communication International Politics and Government

1 100

World Bachelor in Business 1 50Taught Economia aziendale in Italian e management

8 120

Economia e finanza 2 120 Economia e management per arte, cultura 1 120 e comunicazione Giurisprudenza 2 140

Please note that the World Bachelor in Business has special admissions procedures, tuition and fees and scholarships, valid both for Italian and international applicants, which are outlined on page 42.

THE ADMISSION PROCESS: THE 9 STEP GUIDE

DETERMINE WHEN TO APPLY

There are three application sessions available for admission to the academic year starting in September 2019. – Early Session - For junior students. Takes place in the

spring/summer before starting the final year of high school.

Online application from April 2018 to June 2018. Bocconi Test in Milan: 29 June 2018– Winter Session - For senior students. Online application from October 2018 to January 2019. Bocconi Test in Milan, Rome or Shanghai: 1 February

2019– Spring Session - For senior students. Online application from March 2019 to April 2019. Bocconi Test in Milan: 12 April 2019

At this time, you will also need to determine if you will apply with the SAT, ACT, or if you want to sit the Bocconi Test, which is only available in Italy or, in February only, in China. If you choose to apply with the SAT or ACT, you must sit the test independently in your home country and have your results available by the application deadline. Generally, the majority of places are assigned within the first 2 sessions. Please be aware that you can re-apply if you are not admitted in a previous application session.

CREATE AN ACCOUNT ON THE MYAPPLICATION PORTAL

The MyApplication portal can be found on our website. It is the official way to submit your application to our Admissions Office. All documents need to be uploaded into the portal, and all official communications about

your application, admission and enrollment will be delivered through it. While applying, you can choose up to 4 Bachelor of Science programs you would like to be admitted to (not including WBB, which has a separate application).

UPLOAD AND SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION DOCUMENTS

Begin your application by filling out required information about yourself and your school and uploading the following documents:– High School transcripts* (second-to-last and third-to-

last years only)– An admissions test (SAT/ACT results) or register to take

the Bocconi Test– Curriculum Vitae/Resume– 1-page motivational letter– Optional: Language certificates**

* We do not evaluate students on their final year grades because they will not be available at the time the application is submitted. Please check online any specific requirements that may apply to your type of high school diploma (i.e. American high school, IB or A Levels).** Please note that although students do not need an English language certificate when they apply, they will need to meet the English language requirement upon admission. In any case you can upload any international language certificates (English, French, German, Spanish, etc.)

TAKE THE BOCCONI TEST (IF YOU DID NOT APPLY WITH SAT OR ACT RESULTS)

The Bocconi Test is usually held a couple of weeks after the close of the application session. The test is comprised of multiple-choice questions, and measures your math and logical reasoning skills. You can find details and examples online.

HOW TO APPLY


CHECK RESULTS AND ENROLL

The selection results are published in the MyApplication portal about a month after the Bocconi Test. If you have been admitted, confirm your place by submitting a down payment within approximately 1 month. When checking admission results you may discover that you have been assigned a Merit or International Award covering 100% or 50% of yearly tuition fees. There is no need to apply for these merit scholarships as the Admissions Committee assigns them independently.

www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduateadmission

PROVIDE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT AND FINAL HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

For both programs taught in English and programs taught in Italian, an English language prerequisite is a compulsory requirement before starting courses. Please note that native speakers and students who complete a high school diploma in English do not need to provide an English language certificate. Remember you will have to send us a copy of your final high school diploma by summertime.

APPLY FOR A STUDENT VISA (IF NECESSARY)

If you do not have a European Union passport, you will need to apply for an Italian student visa at the embassy/consulate in your home country. These applications are usually submitted in May/June before departing for Italy.

APPLY FOR STUDENT HOUSING

With 8 residence halls, Bocconi University offers students the chance to live in the heart of campus, in an international, intercultural and stimulating environment. Enrolled students can apply online in May/June. Rooms are assigned on a first come, first served basis.

www.unibocconi.eu/housing

RELOCATION TO MILAN

At the end of August you will arrive in Milan. Once you are here, our staff will provide you with the next set of instructions on how to get a residence permit, health insurance, open a bank account, etc.

FEES AND FUNDING

Tuition and fees at Bocconi is set at approximately 12,000 euros per year. Reduced fees can be requested after admission and enrollment depending on the student's family's economic and assets conditions. At the moment admission results are released, merit-based opportuni-ties may be offered to top applicants.

Bocconi partners with major European banks to offer its students low interest loans while US citizens can apply for a federal loan (FAFSA).Enrolled students may also apply for ISU Bocconi Scholarship, or for contri-butions for participation in international mobility and internship programs.

www.unibocconi.eu/feeswww.unibocconi.eu/funding


BOCCONI’S EDUCATIONAL OFFER

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PROGRAMS– International Economics and Management - in English– International Economics and Finance - in English– Economic and Social Sciences - in English – Economics, Management and Computer Science - in English– Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and

Communication - in English or Italian– International Politics and Government - in English– World Bachelor in Business - in English– Economia aziendale e management - in Italian– Economia e finanza - in Italian

MASTER OF SCIENCE (2-YEAR PROGRAMS)– International Management - in English– Management - in English or Italian– Marketing Management - in English or Italian– Accounting, Financial Management and Control -

in English or Italian– Finance - in English or Italian– Economics and Management in Arts, Culture, Media and

Entertainment - in English– Economics and Management of Government and

International Organizations - in English– Economic and Social Sciences - in English – Economics and Management of Innovation and

Technology - in English– Data Science and Business Analytics - in English – Politics and Policy Analysis - in English– Cyber Risk, Strategy and Governance (with Politecnico

di Milano) – in English (subject to completion of approval process by Ministry of Universities and Research)

– Economia e legislazione per l’impresa - in Italian

SPECIALIZED MASTER (1-YEAR PROGRAMS)*– MAAC Accounting, Auditing & Control (I level) - in Italian– MAFINRISK Quantitative Finance and Risk Management

(I level) - in English– MaGER Green Management, Energy and Corporate

Social Responsibility (I level) - in English– MasterOP Organization and Human Resources

Management (I level) - in Italian– MEMIT Management of Transport, Logistics and

Infrastructure (I level) - in Italian– MET Economics of Tourism (I level) - in Italian– MiMeC Marketing and Communication (I level) - in Italian

INTEGRATED MASTER OF ARTS (5-YEAR PROGRAM)– Law - in Italian

SPECIALIZED MASTER (1-YEAR PROGRAMS)*– LL.M. in Law of Internet Technology (II level) - in English– MDT Corporate Tax Law (II level) - in Italian

SPECIALIZATION PROGRAMS*– GI Corporate Law - in Italian

PROFESSIONAL SPECIALISTPROGRAMS*– Bocconi-Pavia Law School - in Italian

PHD PROGRAMS– Business Administration and Management - in English– Economics and Finance - in English– Legal Studies - in English or Italian– Public Policy & Administration - in English– Statistics - in English

Post-experience education for graduates and already trained professionals is offered by the SDA Bocconi School of Management

For more information: www.sdabocconi.eu

*The educational offer is subject to change in 2018-2019

BOCCONI’S EDUCATIONAL OFFER


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HOW TO REACH THE CAMPUS

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GUIDANCE AND RECRUITMENT OFFICE

The Guidance and Recruitment Office is your point of reference for embarking on the journey to becoming a Bocconi student!We support applicants looking for information on programs, application requirements and financial aid and we are available to provide individual counseling to students and families

VISIT BOCCONI DURING OPEN DAYSA dedicated event for international students will be held on Friday 22 February 2019

JOIN OUR SUMMER SCHOOL FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (EVERY YEAR IN JULY)

info at www.unibocconi.eu/summerschool

SET UP INDIVIDUAL MEETINGS AND CAMPUS TOURS

Meetings can be scheduled all year round. (Please note that we are usually closed in August and late December/early January). For detailed information on the Guidance and Recruitment Office, please see

www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduateguidance

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