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Academics and Life at Bocconi Bachelor Programs and Services

2016-2017

CONTENTS Welcome! 3

Bocconi at a Glance 4

Studying at Bocconi 8Our Bachelor of Science Programs 8Why Choose Bocconi? 8Teaching and Program Structure 8Foreign Languages 9International Opportunities 9Heading to Work 12

Our Programs in English 13

Economics, Management and Finance 13International Economics and Management 14International Economics and Finance 16Economics, Management and Computer Science 18Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and Communication 20

World Bachelor in Business 22

Political Science 26International Politics and Government 26

Our Programs in Italian 28

Life on Campus 29The Campus 29Resources and Facilities 29Student Life 30

Timeline: Getting to Bocconi 32

How to Apply 34Overview 34Admissions Procedures for International Applicants 34The Admissions Process 37Useful Information About Study Paths 38

Fees, Financial Aid and Housing 39University Tuition and Fees 39Financial Aid and Scholarships 39Student Loans 40Housing 41

Bocconi’s Educational Offer 42

How to Reach the Campus 44

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Choosing Bocconi means becoming part of an internationally recognizedcommunity established through decades of excellence in teaching andresearch. One of Bocconi’s distinctive features is its close relations withcompanies around the world, ensuring not only the highest possibleacademic standing through cutting edge research, but also a stepping stone for its students to enter exciting careers. Bocconi indeed opens upyour talent!

Building on its reputation in economics, management, finance, and law butincreasingly operating in the broader area of the social sciences, Bocconi hasrecently launched a new undergraduate program in International Politics andGovernment, with the aim to prepare future national and internationalpolicymakers. Moreover, for decades Bocconi has been a world leader indecision sciences and quantitative methods, and starting in 2016-2017 ournew BSc in Economics, Management and Computer Science will beavailable: the program has a distinct focus on IT and its quantitative methods,providing graduates with the tools needed to engage in IT issues at all levels.

Our modern campus is located at the heart of Milan, a cosmopolitan andvibrant city where students from all over the world come to live and study.

Here you will join students and professors of more than 80 nationalities,growing and learning in a rich and stimulating environment. Students willinteract with faculty in class and through group projects, while optionalinternships offer hands-on experience.You will have the opportunity to participate in several study abroad programswith our 254 partner universities worldwide and going to university is aboutmore than just academics: Bocconi and Milan also represent culture, sports,arts and debates, making university life exciting and essential for yourpersonal and professional growth.

All of this is designed with one goal in mind: to provide you with a solideducation and the best time of your life. The status that this university enjoysaround the world derives from our ability to support you as we achieve thisgoal together.

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Bocconi!

Arnstein AassveDean, Undergraduate School

Welcome!

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BOCCONI AT A GLANCE

Student Facts and Figures*

13,890 Total students enrolled at Bocconi

1,549 International students

7,621 Students enrolled in Bachelor of Scienceprograms

12.3% International students enrolled in Bachelor of Science programs

2014 International Facts and Figures

* A.y. 2014-2015** Survey - graduation sessions from June 2014 to March 2015*** Data refers to 2012-2013 graduates

Bachelor of Science Graduates Statistics

75.3% Rate of employment one year after graduation for graduates not continuing their studies***

35.6% Work abroad***

1.9 months Average time needed for job placement

1,380 Incoming students from partner schools

1,902 Internship and job opportunities offered abroad

2015 Rankings

7th in Europe28thworldwide

Finance and Accounting

5th in Europe17thworldwide

Economics & Econometrics

3rd in Europe7thworldwide

Business & Management

WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS BY SUBJECT

4th worldwide

9th worldwide

CEMS MIM program

MSc in International Management

MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT

9th worldwide MSc in Finance

MASTERS IN FINANCE PRE-EXPERIENCE 254 Leading partner schools in

50 countries worldwide

3,729 Outgoing students:2,153 for study abroad opportunities 1,576 for work abroad opportunities

Master of Science Graduates Statistics

25.2% Work abroad***

1.1 months Average time needed for job placement

68.9% MSc graduates employed on graduation day**

94.2% MSc graduates employed one year after graduation ***

International Bachelor of Science students by origin

International Bachelor of Science students by secondary school diploma

Europe

Asia & Oceania

North & South America

Africa

IB International Baccalaureate

French Baccalaureate

GCSE/A Level

Other diplomas

81.4%

30.9%

20.5%4.9%

43.7%

13.9%3.5% 1.2%

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5th in Europe

22ndworldwideSocial Sciences and Management

WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING BY FACULTY

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Our Top Employers Accenture • Ambrosetti • Architects of Group Genius • Autogrill•AXA • Bain & Company • Banca d’Italia • Bank of America MerrillLynch • Bank of Communications • Barclays • Barilla • Between •Bluecap • BNP Paribas • Bolton Group • Bruegel • BTO • Calzedonia• Capgemini • Carrefour • CBA Studio Legale e Tributario • Citi •Credit Suisse • Deloitte (Studio Tributario e Societario - Deloitte,Deloitte Consulting, Deloitte Financial Advisory Services) •Deutsche Bank • Edison • Enel • eni • EY (Studio Legale Tributario inassociation with Ernst & Young, Reconta Ernst & Young, Ernst &Young Financial-Business Advisors) • European Central Bank •European Commission • Expo 2015 • FAI – Fondo Ambiente Italiano• Ferrero • Fondazione Rodolfo Debenedetti • Frost & Sullivan • GDFSuez • General Electric • GfK • Goldman Sachs • Google • GruppoBanco Popolare • Gruppo Generali • Gruppo Intesa Sanpaolo(Banca IMI, Eurizon Capital, Intesa Sanpaolo, Société Européennede Banque) • Gruppo MMC • H3G • Heinz • Henkel • HSBC • J.P.Morgan • Kering (Gucci, Pomellato, Sergio Rossi) • KPMG (KStudio

Associato, KPMG, KPMG Advisory) • Lactalis • Lattanzio e Associati• Lazard • L’Oréal • Luxottica • LVMH (Louis Vuitton, Kenzo, LoroPiana, Moët Hennessy, Pucci, Sephora) • Mazars • McKinsey &Company • Mediobanca • Microsoft • Morgan Stanley • MultiMedica• MutuiOnline • Nestlé • Nielsen • Nomura • Partners • Philips •Pirelli • Prada • Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri • Procter &Gamble • Protiviti • PwC (PwC Tax & Legal Services - TLS,PricewaterhouseCoopers, PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory) •RCS MediaGroup • Reckitt Benckiser • Regione Lombardia •Rocket Internet • Rödl & Partner • Roland Berger StrategyConsultants • Rothschild • SC Johnson • Samsung • Sky • SociétéGénérale • Sorgenia • Studio Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati • StudioRock Commercialisti Associati • Studio Tributario AssociatoFacchini Rossi Scarioni • Studio Tributario Deiure • Techint Group •The Boston Consulting Group • UBS • Uni-Credit Group (Uni-CreditBanca, Pioneer Investments) • Unilever • United Nations • ValdaniVicari & Associati • Versace • Vodafone • WPP (MindShare, Ogilvy &Mather) • YOOX • Zalando

Welcome to Milan

Bocconi lies in the heart of Milan, a cosmopolitan, modern city thatcombines the best of Italy’s yesterday and today. It is the country’sbusiness, design, fashion and music capital, and also rich in art,history and culture, such as the world-renowned La Scala Operahouse, the huge gothic Cathedral Duomo, the medieval CastelloSforzesco and Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper.

Milan is the main financial, industrial and commercial center of Italy.It is this country’s most international and dynamic city, whereforeign-born citizens make up almost 17% of the residentpopulation. Moreover, 25% of the total foreign students enrolled inItalian universities are in Lombardy, with 8 out of 12 Lombarduniversities located in the greater Milan area*.

Placement Sectors*

Manufacturing

Banking, Finance And Insurance

Consulting

Services

Others

22.6%

25.4%25.9%

17%

9.1%

Functional Areas*

Accounting And Control

Marketing

Strategy

Financial Intermediation

Sales

Corporate Finance

Others

17.7%

14%

18%17.7%

9.3%

12.3%

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Milan is also known as “The Fashion Capital of the World” for themany brands and shops that are based in the city. It is home toItaly’s biggest banks and insurers, as well as the Italian StockExchange. The city offers a rich and diverse entrepreneurial sector,being home to almost 3,000 multinational companies that offer anideal starting point for any international career.

Located in a strategic position in Northern Italy, Milan is a gatewaytowards Europe and is close to a multitude of other interestingItalian cities and attractions. Venice and Florence are just a fewshort hours away by train. Skiing and the snow-capped Alps are justan hour north. The seaside and quaint villages of Liguria and“Cinque Terre” are also only a couple of hours away.

* Data refers to 2012-2013 MSc graduates

* Assolombarda 2014

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S TUDYING AT BOCCONI

Our Bachelor of Science ProgramsIn 2016-2017 Bocconi will offer 6 Bachelor of Science programstaught in English.

Economics, Management and Finance Area

• International Economics and Management

• International Economics and Finance

• Economics, Management and Computer Science

• Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and Communication

• World Bachelor in Business

Political Science Area

• International Politics and Government

Moreover, 3 BSc programs in economics, management and financetaught in Italian are also available for international students fluentin the Italian language, as well as an 5-year Integrated Master ofArts in Law. International Economics and Finance, and International Economics

and Management share a common curriculum basis with some BScprograms taught in Italian (Economia aziendale e management,Economia e finanza, Economia e scienze sociali). Students enrolledin one of these programs have the opportunity to switch from oneto another (even if it is taught in a different language) after the firstthree semesters, depending on merit and availability of spots.

Why Choose Bocconi?Studying at Bocconi is a rewarding experience, that offers gratifyingreturns on the time and energy students will expend. An education here means:• Entering an institution with a long tradition as a qualified teaching

university, while being an international point of reference in the re-search areas of economics, business, finance and social sciences

• Being part of a truly international community, with students andteachers of more than 80 nationalities, in a multicultural settingwith exchange of ideas and knowledge

• Learning from up-to-date and innovative content and interactiveteaching methods with exercises, simulations, case studies, guestspeakers and seminars

• Experiencing a lively and interesting time on campus, participat-ing in sports, cultural activities, student associations and volun-teering

• Sharing our international approach by learning at least twocompulsory EU languages, taking part in one of the many inter-national study and work abroad opportunities, and studyingevery subject with an international perspective

• Living in Milan, a modern, dynamic and international city, capi-tal of fashion, design and finance

• Connecting with the professional world and top employers,thanks to a network of contacts that the University and facultymembers have cultivated with companies and institutions allover the world, and getting support when entering the job mar-ket through various services and initiatives

Teaching and Program StructureEach academic year is divided into two terms (the Fall semester,from September to January, and the Spring semester, from Februaryto June). Courses last one semester and exams are generally dividedinto two parts (with partial exams): this helps you keep up withyour studies.On average, class groups are made up of around 100 students,and later in the program courses become more and more interac-

tive with small group work, research and presentations assignedperiodically. This gives classmates the opportunity to have a directrelationship with the faculty and other students in the program.Lectures are also generally held either in the morning or the after-noon, allowing time for individual study and group projects dur-ing the rest of the day. Attendance is not compulsory but it isstrongly advised.

The study plan includes:• Compulsory courses• Elective courses (chosen by the student)• Two EU languages (compulsory for all programs)• Computer Skills* • A final paper

Each course is assigned a given number of credits, as you can see onthe study plan of each program. One credit point corresponds to anaverage of 25 hours of work, divided as follows: 8-10 hours ofclassroom activities (lectures, exercises and seminars) and 15 hoursof individual study.

Foreign Languages All Bocconi BSc programs require students to study two compul-sory foreign languages. Students attending BSc programs taughtin English can choose as their first foreign language either Englishor another EU language including French, German, Italian, Por-tuguese and Spanish. The first language course takes place duringthe first year, while the second language course will be completedduring the second year of study. Students may choose from amongFrench, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish as their secondforeign language. Italian language is compulsory for non Italian mother tongue stu-dents (as first or second language).Regular foreign language exams may be replaced with a valid in-ternational foreign language certificate, duly recognized by Boc-coni, which will be assigned a grade.Our Language Center also offers extracurricular language andculture courses in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese andRussian. All students have access to a language lab, a classroomset up for multimedia learning and practice materials.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/languagecenter

International Opportunities Each year, Bocconi offers undergraduate students a wide range ofstudy abroad opportunities, including short-term programs such asCampus Abroad, which last one month during breaks in the aca-demic year, and long-term programs such as Exchange programs,where participants attend a single term at a partner university dur-ing the 3rd year of the program (during the 4th or 5th year for Law stu-dents). BSc students can also take part in Free Mover Summers,which last 3-5 weeks at international partner schools, while Lawstudents can participate in the THEMIS program, which awards aninternational certificate issued by prestigious partner schools.

For more information:www.ir.unibocconi.eu

* All undergraduate students will be required to obtain the ECDL (European ComputerDriving License - 7 modules) in order to access the Computer Skills for Economicscourse and exam

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Partner Universities in the Exchange Network First-Class Partners in the Undergraduate Exchange Network

• University of Pennsylvania Wharton School (1st in the US inBusiness1)

• University of Chicago; Princeton University, Dept. ofEconomics (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)• Australian National University, Canberra, Australia (1st in

Oceania4)

1 U.S. News & World Report 20152 AmericaEconomia 20143 Financial Times 20144 QS World University Rankings 2014, Social Sciences & Management

• Yale University• Princeton University• The University of Chicago• Columbia University• University of Pennsylvania• New York University• Northwestern University• University of Minnesota• University of California• Duke University• The University of Texas at

Austin• University of Southern

California

• The London School ofEconomics and PoliticalScience

• ESADE Barcelona• HEC Paris• National University of

Singapore• Indian School of Business

Hyderabad• Tsinghua University• The Hong Kong University

of Science and Technology• Keio University Tokyo• The University of Sydney

Partner Universities Include

North America27 Exchange partners

- 17 of the top 20 USBusiness Schools

- 16 of the top 20 USDepartments ofEconomics

- 8 of the top 9 SocialSciences andManagementUniversities in Canada

Latin America14 Exchange partners

- 13 of the top 14 BusinessSchools

Africa, Asia, Oceania43 Exchange partners

- 12 of the top 13 SocialSciences andManagement Universitiesin Asia

- 11 of the top 11 SocialSciences andManagement Universitiesin Oceania

Europe52 Exchange partners

- 18 of the top 20 BusinessSchools

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Heading to WorkAfter completing a BSc, students can decide whether they would liketo enter the workforce or continue their studies with a Master of Sci-ence program at Bocconi or another university in Italy or abroad. AllBocconi BSc programs provide graduates with the skills needed totake any MSc offered by the University.Bocconi students have many opportunities to get in touch with com-panies and the job market as early as their first year. A wide networkof relations and an ongoing dialogue with the business communityand professional settings from all sectors has been developed at theUniversity, allowing for continuous interaction with the demandsand changes of the market.Bachelor of Science program structures include the opportunity to re-place one of the last elective courses with an internship experience:students can spend 3-12 weeks at an Italian or international compa-ny, experiencing functions and specific activities within the chosenarea. The academic calendar has been organized to allow time forstudents to attend internships during the summer at workplaces rep-resenting all industries: businesses, professional firms, internationalorganisms, public administration, associations, organizations and in-stitutions.Furthermore, a series of programs and initiatives are organized bythe Career Service both on-campus and online, to help students getto know the job market and to help graduates get in touch with em-ployers. Training and orientation activities are offered, some in col-laboration with companies, as well as recruiting activities. In 2014,469 employers participated in recruiting initiatives on- and off-cam-pus. Bocconi&Jobs, the University’s career event dedicated to re-cruiting, is held each year in Milan as well as in London, Mumbai,Paris and Shanghai: this is the major recruiting event organized to of-fer all Bocconi students the opportunity to meet Italian and interna-tional employers from all industry sectors. Finally, JobGate, an online platform, is available to offer internshipsand placement opportunities dedicated to Bocconi students in Italyand abroad. In 2014, the platform handled 8,086 offers, 23.5% ofwhich were abroad.

For more information: www.cs.unibocconi.eu

OUR PROGRAMS IN ENGLISH

Economics,Management and Finance

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International Economics and Management

www.unibocconi.eu/biem

Bocconi’s long and distinguished track record in bothEconomics and Management make it a world leader inthe two fields. This BSc combines these traditions into a

unique program featuring a strong international perspective.Students in the program are exposed to an outstanding academicand teaching environment from day one. With close interaction withprofessors who are at the forefront of world knowledge andstudents from more than 35 countries worldwide, ourstudent body establishes international social networksthat will last a lifetime.

Ariela Caglio Program Director

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Why choose this program?

• You will master management tools typical ofcompanies with significant international exposure

• Content is tailored to give you a strong preparationin the field of international economics and businessand a distinctive international perspective

• You will learn to understand and analyze thedynamics of globalization of cultures andoperations and relationships among countries atthe European and extra-European levels

• Through a comparative approach, you will studyhow cultural differences can influencemanagement decisions, and how institutions, firmsand the financial system as a whole operate in theglobal context

Program FeaturesThe program structure starts with a similar curriculum basis asmany of the other BSc programs, thereby giving you rigorous train-ing in the key subjects, though always aiming for an internationalperspective. While attending core courses, you will study public andprivate organizations working at a global level, the main businessfunctions (marketing, organization, technologies, finance, etc.) andstrategic business management in an international context. The lastpart of the program is made up of 2 elective courses (one of whichmay be replaced with an internship) and the final report. Duringyour last year, you may study at leading universities abroad and/ortake part in internships in Italy or abroad, thus broadening yourknowledge through courses and activities which are not included aspart of the standard curricular subjects.

Study Plan*1st year CP

Semester I Management 10Mathematics - Module 1 (General) 8Economics - Module 1 (Microeconomics) 9

27Semester II Economics - Module 2 (Macroeconomics) 8

Computer Skills for Economics 6Mathematics - Module 2 (Applied) 7Introduction to the Legal System - Module 1 6First foreign language 4

312nd year

Semester I Economic History 6Accounting and Financial Statement AnalysisModule 1 5Financial Markets and Institutions 6Statistics 8Introduction to the Legal System - Module 2 6

31Semester II European Economic Policy 6

International Economics 6Accounting and Financial Statement AnalysisModule 2 5Corporate Finance 6Leadership and Managerial Skills Seminars 2Second foreign language 4

293rd year

Semester I Applications for Management 64 compulsory courses chosen from: 24- Organization Theory- Marketing- Public Management- Technology and Innovation Management- Managerial Accounting CSR & Ethics in Business (seminar) 2

32Semester II Business Strategy 6

Globalization, Societies and Institutions (seminar) 2Comparative Business and European Law 7Elective 1 or internship 6Elective 2 6Final Report 3

30Total credit points 180

Thanks to Bocconi, I got to learn from excellent and passionateteachers, discover the world through fellow students and enjoythe magical Milanese lifestyle. Also, after a six-month internshipabroad during my studies, I left with a full-time job opportunity!Arthur L. (France)

My experience at Bocconi fulfilled all my expectations andmore. The University has a unique structure that I believe fos-ters independence and self-accountability. Furthermore, theprogram left me with a tangible set of skills derived from lec-tures, as well as various organizational and time managementskills, which can only be developed in the right environment.Jan O. (Poland/Germany)

Three-Continent Undergraduate Exchange Program This BSc offers students a unique opportunity to apply fora special exchange program, spending the entire 3rd yearin two prestigious universities abroad: the University ofNotre Dame (Mendoza College of Business) Indiana, US,and the National University of Singapore (NUS BusinessSchool).

* Course requirements are subject to change

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International Economics and Finance

What surprises me the most is that, as time goes on, ourstudents want to get more exposed to topics andteaching methods that push them to the edge. They want

to be part of an international context and are open to be challengedby an outstanding faculty that brilliantly mixes the best of teachingcapabilities and excellence in research. Our students are akey element of such a great project and contribute to theinternationalization of the future managerial class.

Chiara Fumagalli Program Director

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• To understand and analyze economics and financialphenomena in an international perspective

• You will get a solid education built on rigorousquantitative and qualitative tools

• You can choose between two majors. In theEconomics major, a sound methodologicalbackground gives you the tools to understand alarge set of issues: globalization, international andmonetary macroeconomics, competition policy,political economics and development economics.In the Finance major, you are exposed to a large setof topics related to the functioning of modernfinancial systems: capital markets, financialintermediaries, financial contracts and instrumentsand principles and applications of corporatefinance techniques are all studied and discussedfrom a global perspective

Program FeaturesThe first three semesters introduce you to the fundamental notionsand concepts concerning the study of management, economics,quantitative methods, accounting, finance and commercial law,with a clear focus on the international aspects of these fields ofknowledge. After the common curriculum courses, you can choosebetween the major in Economics and the major in Finance. Duringthe final part of the program, you have the opportunity to furtherboost the international profile of your education by studying atleading universities abroad and/or by undertaking internships inItaly or abroad. Internships, exchange programs and innovativeteaching methods enable you to sharpen your problem solving ap-proach and develop lateral thinking skills.

Study Plan*1st year CPSemester I Management 10

Mathematics - Module 1 (General) 8Economics - Module 1 (Microeconomics) 9

27Semester II Economics - Module 2 (Macroeconomics) 8

Computer Skills for Economics 6Mathematics - Module 2 (Applied) 7Introduction to the Legal System - Module 1 6First foreign language 4

312nd year

Semester I Economic History 6Accounting and Financial Statement AnalysisModule 1 5

Financial Markets and Institutions 6Statistics 8Introduction to the Legal System - Module 2 6

31Semester II Accounting and Financial Statement Analysis

Module 2 5Corporate Finance 6Leadership and Managerial Skills Seminar 2Second foreign language 4Major in Economics:- Markets, Organizations, and Incentives 6- International Economics 6Major in Finance:- International and Monetary Economics 6- Financial Economics 6

293rd year

Semester I 4 Major compulsories ** 24CSR & Ethics in Business (seminar) 2Major in Economics: Empirical Methods for Economics (Introduction to Econometrics) 6Major in Finance: Empirical Methods for Finance (Introduction to Econometrics for Finance) 6

32Semester II Globalization, Societies and Institutions (seminar) 2

Comparative Business and European Law 7Elective 1 or internship 6Elective 2 6Major in Economics: Macroeconomics and the World Economy 6Major in Finance: Business Strategy 6Final Report 3


* Course requirements are subject to change** Major in Economics: The Economics of Imperfect Labour Markets / Economicsof Institutions and Culture / Public Finance / European Economic Policy / Develop-ment Economics / Monetary Theory and PolicyMajor in Finance: Management of Financial Institutions / Corporate Valuation / In-troduction to Options and Futures / Principles of International Finance

Having done severalinternships, I noticed howwell the program preparesus for “real life.” It’s nice to

see how classes likeComputer Skills really

help us get ready for ourfuture jobs, where classtopics and theories aresuddenly used on an

everyday basis!Valentina R. (Germany)

The atmosphere in theclassroom is great! You

speak with a lot of peoplein your class group before

or after classes. Whenlectures are held, peoplefocus, participate, debateand share ideas, makingeach discussion unique

and interesting.Gauthier B. (Luxembourg)

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Economics, Management and Computer Science

We are at the dawn of the data driven economy, in the eraof Big Data: new technologies, social media,globalization and the increasing availability of data are

changing the way we live, work and communicate.Companies and institutions that use the full potential ofdata and informatics will have a competitive advantage.

Emanuele Borgonovo Program Director

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• It addresses students who are interested in the forcesthat are innovating today’s economy, especially asrelated to the digital economy, social mediaand therevolution that computer scienceandtelecommunications are bringing to our society.

• It combines the teaching of economics, managementand law – to critically understand the context in whichfirms (private or public) operate – with computationalknowledge and skills based on the principles ofinformation processing and a strong grounding inquantitative disciplines: mathematics and statisticscombined with informatics

• It has a small class of selected students who will beable to personalize their study plan by choosingelectives such as Social Media and Branding,Networks, or Big Data and Public Policy andparticipate in seminars with partner companies thatwill provide insight from the real world

• Students will understand the development of thedata-driven economy, and will learn how to acquire,organize and process data through theoreticalmodels. The overall objective is to comprehend – andenable decision makers in firms and institutions tograsp – the strategic implications of quantitativeinformation for economic, managerial and financialissues

Program FeaturesThis program uses the study of economics and management to laythe basis of a sound theoretical mindset. That foundation is inte-grated with computer, mathematical and information processingskills. During the third year, students will be exposed to advancedsubjects on Big Data and databases, advanced economics models ofmechanism design and game theory, techniques for marketing ana-lytics and the management of information systems.They will also have the opportunity to study at leading universitiesabroad and/or take part in internships in Italy or elsewhere. Semi-nars with partner companies provide insights from the real worldthat will help understand how important people can be in the midstof all this data.


Semester I Fundamentals of Computer Science 8Mathematics & Statistics - Module 1 (Mathematics) 8Principles of Management 8

24Semester II Mathematics & Statistics - Module 2 (Statistics) 8

Microeconomics 8Accounting 8Fundamentals of Information Technology Law 8First Foreign Language 4

362nd year

Semester I Advanced Mathematics & Statistics Module 1 (Applied Mathematics) 7Macroeconomics 8Fundamentals of Computer Programming 7Advanced Information Technology Law 7

29Semester II Advanced Mathematics & Statistics

Module 2 (Advanced Statistical Methods) 7Machine Learning 6Econometrics 8Principles of Finance 7Second Foreign Language 4

323rd year

Semester I Big Data and Databases 6Computational Microeconomics Module 1 (Game Theory) 8Marketing Analytics 81 elective 6

28Semester II Computational Microeconomics

Module 2 (Mechanism Design) 8Information Systems Management 61 elective 61 elective or internship 6Seminars 2Final Report 3



At Bocconi we have the chance to be supervised byteacher that have a very rich curriculum. They’ve

taught in some of the greatest universities in the world.Malo C. (France)

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Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and Communication

A number of international undergraduate programs offer acurriculum in which the liberal arts are taught within amanagement program. In the case of this BSc, humanities

classes are considered fundamental building blocks in the educationof a future manager and entrepreneur. It aims to educate outstandingprofessionals, well suited to working in turbulent contexts andaddressing challenging problems, due to their superior listeningskills and their ability to address multi-stakeholder issues. Ourgraduates are people who are oriented, rooted in their beliefs andpossessing solid management skills and therefore able to face theopportunities and challenges of globalization. Trained to understandthe methods and practices of the arts as well as economic theoryand management practice, they are able to work in diverse andmulticultural contexts, where it is important to be able tosimultaneously address very different perspectives,attitudes and behaviors.

Paola Dubini Program Director

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Why choose this program?• Learn to think. This program provides a strongpreparation in the field of economics and businessalong with several courses focusing on the humanities,enhancing your listening and critical assessment skills.The variety of subjects covered is what sets it apart fromthe other Bocconi BSc programs. Graduates of thisprogram work at a wide range of companies andinstitutions in different industries, but the program’sapproach and teaching methods make it particularlysuitable to students interested in artistic industries(museums, theaters and auction houses), culturalsectors (publishing, music and television) and creativeareas (fashion, design, communication and urbandevelopment)

• It offers a comparative approach. Management andentrepreneurial professionals are prepared forinternational environments requiring the ability to adaptto and interact with different cultures and languages

• Put yourself to the test. You will focus especially onproject management through group projects andworkshops inspired by companies and institutions andmanaged by faculty members. Active learning is anessential feature of the curriculum and interactionbetween students with different backgroundsencourages an exchange of views and development oflistening skills

• You will live in a bustling and exciting city. The programis held in Milan, an ideal setting due to the large numberand wide variety of opportunities to meet and get intouch with companies from all industries and culturalinstitutions

Program FeaturesIn addition to a solid grounding in economics, management andquantitative disciplines, the program features specific courses in hu-manities. In particular, Method and Research in Arts is arranged in-to 3 courses, and allow students to learn the artistic and culturallanguage typical of the Western tradition. It provides them with theappropriate background needed to critically read, understand andappreciate specific subject areas which may lead to a vocation. Thefirst introductory course is compulsory while the other two aremonographic courses to be freely chosen. They focus on: • Visual arts

• Visual cultures

• Public opinion, information, narration

• History of performing arts

• History and critique of culture

Moreover, all the workshops held in the third year are in English.Students either choose one workshop or complete 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

• User Generated Culture and Cultural Crimes

• The Sustainability of Local Production in a Global World

• Digital Disruption and Entrepreneurship

Study Plan*


At Bocconi, there’s a perfect balancebetween the charms of Italian life and anexcellent Anglo-Saxon quality of teaching. Marguerite D. (Singapore)

1st year CP

Semester I Management of Cultural Companies and Institutions 11Mathematics 9Philosophy of Art 6Law - Module 1 (Private Law) 6

32Semester II Economics - Module 1 (Microeconomics) 7

Method and Research in Arts - I 6Economic History and History of Economic Thought 8Computer Skills for Economics 3First Foreign Language 4

282nd year

Semester I Economics - Module 2 (Macroeconomics) 7Statistics 9Method and Research in Arts - II - Module 1 6Accounting and Financial Statement AnalysisModule 1 5

Cultural Anthropology 633

Semester II Accounting and Financial Statement AnalysisModule 2 5

Fundamentals of Organization 6Method and Research in Arts - II - Module 2 6Law - Module 2 (Public Law) 6Leadership and Managerial Skills Seminar 2Second Foreign Language 4

293rd yearSemester I Managerial Accounting 6

Management of Public and not for Profit Organizations 6Marketing in Creative Industries 8Competitive Strategies in Creative Industries 7Company and Business Law 6

33Semester II Finance - Module 1 (Corporate Finance) 5

Finance - Module 2 (Financial Markets and Institutions) 5Public Finance 6Workshop**/Internship/elective course taken abroad 6Final Report 3


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World Bachelor in Business

Leading universities must have a commitment toinnovation in their education programs: what isimportant is not only teaching rigorous and updated

content, but also teaching ‘how to learn’ constantly evolvingcontent. The program represents a unique approach toundergraduate education, as it aims to prepare a new generation ofleaders for the opportunities of an increasingly interconnected, fastchanging world. One of the primary goals of the program is tocombine different teaching styles and the academic strengths ofeach university with a cultural immersion for students across threedifferent continents, pushing them to new limits. At the end of theirfour years of study, we expect WBB graduates to be citizens of aglobal, inter-connected world, with the ability to quicklyadapt and absorb new experiences and apply them tostate-of-the-art managerial practices.

Carlo Altomonte Program Director at Bocconi

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• It is a unique 4-year program, developed with twoprestigious partner universities: USC University ofSouthern California’s Marshall School of Businessin Los Angeles and HKUST The Hong KongUniversity of Science and Technology in HongKong. Students study at a different location anduniversity each year, spanning three continents: infact, they spend the first year in Los Angeles, thesecond in Hong Kong, the third in Milan and thefourth at their choice of one of these schools

• It represents an exciting study and life experiencefor a small class of about 50 students coming fromall over the world, which requires strongmotivation, cultural openness and high flexibility toadapt to new environments and situations

• The study plan has been designed to meet theneeds of a globalized job market, aiming to traintruly international managers and entrepreneurs

• At the end of the program, students will earn 3 recognized Bachelor degrees, one from eachschool

• WBB graduates will be particularly attractivecandidates for jobs in international businesses andorganizations of all types, due to their ability tounderstand global settings, cultures, economiesand societies

Program FeaturesThe first three years of the World Bachelor in Business’s curriculumare composed of compulsory courses, which touch on a variety oftopics according to the country of study and the special strengths ofeach school. During the fourth and final year, you may choose whichof the three universities attend to complete the program, focusing onyour specific interests and objectives. The study plan offers a back-ground in management integrated with rigorous economic, quanti-tative and legal subjects, in addition to a basic knowledge in public-private relations, international relations and country-specific issues.The program is enriched by the study of English, a second Europeanlanguage and the basics of Chinese. In addition, several additionalsubjects will be studied with the objective of improving general cul-ture, ethics, social responsibility and respect for diversity and mul-ticulturalism. This program has specific application and admissions procedures aswell as dedicated fees, scholarships and accommodation (see below).

Study Plan*1st year @ USC – Los Angeles CPSemester I Organizational Behavior and Leadership -

Writing and Critical Reasoning – Thematic Approaches - Social Issues - Fundamental Principles of the Calculus 6

Semester II Science and Its Significance - Microeconomics for Business 8Advanced Writing 6Arts and Letters -

202nd year @ HKUST – Hong Kong

Semester I Macroeconomics 6Mathematics for Economists 6Understanding Business in Asia 4Chinese Communications 6Science and Technology -Healthy Lifestyle -

Semester II Principles of Accounting I 6Intro to Information Systems 4Business Statistics 6Operations Management 6Seminar in Asia’s Business -Humanities 6

503rd year @ Bocconi – Milan

Semester I Marketing 6Introduction to the Legal System - Module 1 6Managerial Accounting (Accounting II) 6Public Management 6Finance - Module 1 (Financial Markets and Institutions) 6

Semester II Introduction to the Legal System (Module 2) 6Finance - Module 2 (Corporate Finance) 6European Economic Policy 6Global History 6Doing Business in Europe (seminar) 2Second Foreign Language 6

624th year Open

During the fourth and final year, students can choose not only the location of the school but also 3 elective courses which reflect specific individual interests and objectives 48

Total credit points 180


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Career Support Before and After GraduationParallel to studies, each school will provide dedicated support forcareer planning. While in Milan, WBB students will be able to ac-cess the Bocconi JobGate platform: a virtual meeting point updateddaily by employers with internship and placement opportunities.Bocconi also offers internships at organizations such as the UN, Eu-ropean Parliament and Italian Chambers of Commerce abroad, giv-ing WBB participants a chance to have a closer look at a second Eu-ropean country after Italy. WBB seniors and graduates will receivefull support from Bocconi’s highly efficient Placement Service,which has a success rate of over 90%.Employers and recruiters who have met WBB students are alwaysimpressed by their intellectual curiosity, drive and global outlook.In many respects, they are tomorrow’s perfect candidates: academ-ically solid, well rounded, with both analytical and relational skills.Organizations expect them to contribute right from the start, andare also attracted by their long-term potential. These well-justifiedexpectations will enable WBB grads to approach the job marketfrom a position of strength.

Admissions Procedures for the World Bachelor in BusinessIn an effort to accommodate the different admissions schemes andschedules of various regions across the globe, applicants are al-lowed to submit their application through any one of the three part-ner schools. Admissions will be evaluated by a committee com-posed of members of the three universities. Each student shouldsubmit one application only. Applicants are advised to applythrough the university where they want to be considered for admis-sion to its other programs.Students interested in applying to both the World Bachelor in Busi-ness and the regular Bocconi BSc programs must complete two dif-ferent applications, both on the Bocconi Admissions Portal.

Timeline• Application deadline: 15 February 2016• Admissions results: 1 April 2016• Enrollment: by 1 May 2016

Selection Criteria• SAT scores (essay required) or ACT scores (with writing

component)*• High school transcripts from grade 9 to 12• TOEFL or other English language certificates (the complete list

of recognized certificates is available atwww.unibocconi.eu/wbb)

• Curriculum Vitae (Activities Summary)• Personal Statement• Recommendation Letter from a school counselor or teacher• Video Presentation

The Admissions ProcessStudents can apply through the Bocconi website and the online ap-plication available at www.unibocconi.eu/wbb

Fill Out the Online Application on the Admissions Portal You will have to register first, providing a valid email address; youwill then be automatically assigned a personal ID and you will beable to choose your password. Then fill out all necessary areas,print, scan, sign and upload the required self-certification formsand all the documents needed for admissions. Please note that thevideo presentation must be uploaded using the LikeLive video sys-tem (information available online). Applicants are also required tosubmit an application fee of €100 using PAYTOOL, the onlinepayment system available on the Bocconi website. Admissions results will be published within the Admissions Portaland admitted students will receive an official Welcome Kit. Uponadmission, each of the three schools is committed to providing sup-port throughout the enrollment process, which will take placethrough the USC Web Portal for all candidates.

Tuition, Fees and ScholarshipsEach year, students must submit payments to the host university ac-cording to the table below.

Year Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 USC HKUST Bocconi

Tuition USD 48,347 HKD 200,000 EURO 18,000

Accommodation USD 13,334 HKD from 18,000 EURO 7,000to 100,000*

* Varies based on availability and selection

The tuition and fees for the 4th year will be based on an average ofcosts for the three universities. Merit scholarships covering 50% or25% of annual tuition and fees are available from the three schools.Evaluation for scholarships will occur automatically and at thesame time as admissions selections: students do not need to com-plete a separate application for merit scholarships.All students with European citizenship enrolled in the World Bach-elor in Business program can apply for a dedicated loan with a ma-jor European bank. Details are available online.The host school assists incoming students in finding suitable accom-modation and in adjusting to the local culture and environment. Allthree universities provide various residence halls both on campusand within a short distance, as well as support to current studentssuch as help with visas, residence permits, support with enrollmentand administration issues, welcome activities, tutoring, etc.

For more information:[email protected]/wbb

Upon arrival in Hong Kong, we all found ourselves facing anunknown world and culture. We were fascinated by it all and indue course, thanks in part to the mixed classes with localstudents, we integrated and made friends.From an academic point of view, it was a very challenging year.We explored very different areas, from operations managementto statistics to IT systems. Particularly interesting was thecourse specifically addressed to us, Understanding Business inAsia, as well as the Chinese language exam. The year was alsoenriched by guest speakers from the local business and financecommunity, a study tour in Tokyo, company visits in Hong Kong,a beautiful and fun city.Sofia G. (Italy)

I wanted to enroll in a program with a truly international outlookthat would give me the opportunity to travel and in my rankingthe WBB came out on top. The first year was great – the classgroup is one big family and it’s exciting to be with students fromall over the world. I’m curious to learn more about Asia and Ithink Hong Kong might be the right environment for me tolaunch the startup I have in mind.Jack A. (US)

* An SAT score over 2000 or an ACT score over 30 is highly recommended

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OUR PROGRAMS IN ENGLISH

Political Science

International Politics and Government

Bocconi has a tradition of excellence in academicprograms in business, economics and law. Expanding itsacademic offer to political science is driven by a vision

and a goal. The vision is to raise the adequacy level of national andinternational (especially European) public sector institutionalstructures and public (and to some extent even private) policies.The goal is to create an academic program thatcontributes to increasing the quality and value of policy-makers. And to make the world a better place.

Vincenzo Galasso Program Director

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• It is the first undergraduate program offered byBocconi in the field of political science with a smallclass composed of international, highly motivatedstudents, and a dedicated faculty coming fromabroad. Due to its flexibility, students spend onesemester studying abroad at a partner universityand have the option of doing an internship

• You will learn how to interpret the evolution ofsocial, economic and political systems in aninternational perspective, understand themechanisms of decision-making within nationaland international institutions, and develop skillsneeded for implementing and evaluating policies

• You will acquire a toolbox of soft and hard skillsthrough active learning from a wide array ofsubjects: politics, economics, management, law,history and quantitative methods. Large emphasisis placed on three moments of policy-making:designing public policies which are botheconomically efficient and politically sustainable;implementing public policies with an effectiveapproach; and evaluating public policies usingmodern quantitative and qualitative techniques

• The program is hence important for thedevelopment of abilities for future national andinternational policy-makers, active players ininternational organizations and regulatoryauthorities, and managers in international privatefirms dealing with an increasingly relevant non-market environment

Program FeaturesThis program features an international, policy-oriented approachto studying government and politics. In the main courses, you willlearn the core topics of the program (political science, political eco-nomics, history and international relations) and acquire researchtools (mathematics, statistics, policy evaluation and negotiationskills) to interpret the evolution of social, economic and politicalsystems in an international perspective, and to implement and eval-uate public policies. In the third year, study abroad opportunities,internships, workshops on specialized subjects and a large array ofelective courses will allow you to gain more international exposureas well as labor market experience in your areas of interest.


Semester I Political Science and Comparative Politics 8Quantitative Methods for Social Sciences Module 1 (Mathematics) 6Law - Module 1 (Comparative Public Law) 6Introduction to Economics Module1 (Microeconomics) 6Computer Skills 3

29Semester II Introduction to Economics

Module 2 (Macroeconomics) 6History - Module 1 (Global History) 6Political Philosophy 6Quantitative Methods for Social Sciences Module 2 (Statistics) 6Marketing Research Skills for Public Policy 3First Foreign Language 6

332nd year

Semester I Management of International, Supranational and National Institutions 8International Relations 8Political Economics 8Accounting and Financial Statement Analysis 6

30Semester II Policy Evaluation 8

History - Module 2 (History of Political Institutions) 6Law - Module 2 (International and European Law) 6Negotiation Skills 3Second Foreign Language 6

293rd year

Semester I Public Governance 8Sociology 73 electives 18

33Semester II Public Economics 8

Media and Political Communication 61 elective or internship 6Final Report 6



Partner Universities Hosting Exchangesinclude• Sciences Po (France)• University of Exeter (UK)• Cornell University (US)• Northwestern University (US)• Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Chile)• The Chinese University of Hong Kong (China)• Australian National University (Australia)

Bocconi is a dynamicuniversity in a dynamic city.You can always find newopportunities, learn newthings and meet new people.It’s a great place to become a better person!Alexis D. (Switzerland)

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Economia aziendale e managementThis program is dedicated to students interested in analyzing the mainissues regarding management of various kinds of companies and theirfunctioning: manufacturing, distribution, services, public companiesand non-profit institutions. Students learn about the management ra-tionale of all business activities and their complex relations: strategy,which defines the underlying plan; marketing, which identifies theproduct or service to offer based on intuition and sophisticated needsand market analyses; production and logistics, which create the prod-uct or service and make it available to customers; organization, whichcoordinates the people collaborating in the business; finance, whichobtains and manages the financial resources required to carry out ac-tivities; and administration, control and IT systems, which providesmanagers with analyses and information required to make decisions.

Economia e finanzaThis BSc program studies the components and main dynamics of thefinancial system. In addition to the shared topics in the field of eco-nomics and business, courses focus on the functioning of corporate fi-

The CampusBocconi has a modern, urban campus, located in downtown Milan,just a 10-minute walk from the city center and the Navigli area,renowned for its vibrant nightlife. The University is fully equippedwith up-to-date resources and facilities, providing a variety of cul-tural, social and sporting activities. It is undergoing constant trans-formation: over recent years, new buildings have been completedwith more classrooms, offices and services. At the same time, Boc-coni continues to invest in building student residences increasingthe number of housing spots to students arriving from all over Italyand abroad.With over 80 classrooms, 1050 individual work stations, 6 IT labsand complete Wi-Fi coverage, the campus has thus become not onlya reference point around which all activities connected to study andteaching rotate, but also the main place for getting together duringstudent social, sports and cultural life.

The Bocconi campus can be explored online at: virtualcampus.unibocconi.eu

Resources and Facilities

The One-Stop Service CenterThe One-stop service center is a welcome point for all administra-tive procedures and a place where you can access the front officesfor all services (including Admissions, Tuition and Fees, StudentServices, etc.).

The LibraryThe Bocconi Library is the largest in Italy in economics and housesapproximately 800,000 volumes and 30,000 periodicals in elec-tronic and hardcopy format. It has been recently expanded, provid-ing students with 680 workstations located in 30 reading roomsand 30 rooms for group work. There is also a remote digital reser-vation service for borrowing books and accessing many specialistcollections and databases.

For more information:lib.unibocconi.it

IT ServicesyoU@B is the student agenda, a personal student diary and an es-sential tool with information on timetables, classrooms, examina-tion timetables and exam results, which also sends reminders aboutvarious administrative deadlines. Bocconi also offers several teach-

nance and the methods with which companies can manage their in-vestments and financing. The program also allows students to acquirea wide-ranging view of the workings of the economic system, finan-cial markets (e.g. stock exchanges), intermediaries (commercial andinvestment banks, insurance companies, asset management compa-nies, etc.) and financial instruments (e.g. stocks and options), withparticular attention placed on international aspects and the close linkbetween operational theory and reality.

Economia e scienze socialiThis program analyzes the behavior of players in the economy(families, companies, institutions and governments) and the dy-namics of economic systems (such as educational, pension andcredit systems), offering a sound methodological preparation basedon qualitative analysis tools (mathematics and statistics). The pro-gram focuses strongly on international issues, creating valid skillsfor working environments that require advanced analytical skills.

Economia e management per arte, cultura e comunicazioneThe program, offered also in English, combines a solid foundation ineconomics and business with several courses traditionally found in thestudy of the humanities. Though it is a management program thatprepares students for a wide variety of career paths in various indus-tries, its focus and teaching methods make it particularly suitable tostudents interested in artistic sectors (i.e. museums, theaters and auc-tion houses), cultural areas (i.e. publishing, music and television), cre-ative sectors (i.e. fashion, design, communication and urban develop-ment) and, in general, students with a strong interest in a variety ofcultures and forms of expression. Milan, which is one of the worldcapitals for culture, design and fashion, is an ideal setting to completethis study program.

GiurisprudenzaOffered by the Bocconi School of Law, this 5-year program is builtupon a solid legal foundation and provides a complete and in-deptheducation for accessing traditional legal professions. The programstructure is also enriched by economic and business courses, whichrounds out and enhances the profile of a modern professional in thefield of law. Another unique aspect is its international focus, withthe option of choosing many elective courses in English and specificstudy and work abroad experiences.

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ing and learning services that make use of technologies: an e-learn-ing portal is available for online activities and materials dedicatedto e-learning courses, which also supports traditional courses dur-ing both Bachelor of Science and Master of Science programs.IT certifications and courses are managed by SEDIN, the IT Educa-tion Services Center, offering curricular and extracurricular coursesin computer skills (such as courses for Full Standard and AdvancedECDL exams, Big Data, Business Process Modeling with ARIS, Ex-cel Advanced, Introduction to Matlab, Introduction to SAS, Intro-duction to SPSS, Introduction to Stata, PowerPoint Advanced andEffective Presentations, Project Management with Office, WordAdvanced, and many other course in Italian).

Bocconi has its own YouTube university channel (www.youtube.com/unibocconi) and is on the major social networks:• Facebook: www.facebook.com/unibocconi• Twitter: twitter.com/unibocconi• ITunesU: www.unibocconi.it/itunesu• Slideshare: www.slideshare.net/unibocconi

Other ServicesStudents have access to a variety of dining areas on campus: a self-service cafeteria and a coffee bar at the Bocconi Residence Hall lo-cated at Via Bocconi 12, a restaurant and coffee bar at Via Sarfatti25 and a coffee bar at the Via Röntgen 1 building. Students can alsouse the nursing service at the Bocconi Residence Hall, and there areseveral support services available to students with disabilities.

Student LifeBocconi provides many opportunities to experience a lively, dynam-ic and interesting time at university. Campus Life (www.uniboc-coni.eu/campuslife) is a point of reference to get to know and accessvarious on-campus activities, agreements with cultural institutionsin Milan, sporting events, or to get information on how to activateyour projects.

Cultural Activities, Wellness and LeisureThe Sapere a Tutto Campo – Round Out Your Knowledge programoffers a wide range of interdisciplinary courses on various topics(e.g. history, geopolitics, literature, performing arts, physics, reli-

gion and sociology). Through the contribution of guest professors,professionals and experts, you can explore your interests, discovernew ones and discuss current events – opening your mind and goingbeyond the strictly economics and legal subjects at the heart of youracademics. Moreover, if you are passionate about the performingarts, at Bocconi you can participate in improv courses, sing in theUniversity’s choral ensemble, or play an instrument in the sound-proof Sala Musica. Theater productions (in Italian and in English)are put on by the Bocconi Theater Group, self-managed by stu-dents. Campus Life also offers several initiatives that focus on bal-anced lifestyle and wellness with courses on yoga, judo, relaxationtechniques and body language, first aid and cooking.Finally, throughout the year, the Language Center organizes a FilmFestival - Movies & Languages and ISU Bocconi periodically organ-izes painting exhibitions and classical music concerts with interna-tionally recognized pianists, all free of charge.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/campuslife

SportsThere are many sports you can play at Bocconi, at a competitive, uni-versity or amateur level: 5-a-side and 11-a-side soccer, basketball,boxing, golf, horseback riding, judo, lacrosse, mountaineering andhiking, rowing, rugby, sailing, skiing and snowboarding, squash,swimming and water polo, tennis, track and field and volleyball. TheBocconi Sport Team promotes sports on campus and is open to stu-dents, alumni, faculty and staff. Being a part of the club means par-ticipating in university and federal championships (both domestic

and international) and competing in the various tournaments organ-ized on and off campus throughout the year (the Soccer Cup, the Bas-ketball Spring Challenge, Snow Days and Sailing Days). Severalsporting events are also organized, including Bocconi Sport Days,which takes place on campus and the Bocconi Run, an 8km noncom-petitive race open to everyone.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/pellicani

VolunteeringSocial engagement is a value that is essential to Bocconi’s institutionalidentity. The Community and Social Engagement project advancesand develops all academic and non-academic social initiatives at Boc-coni. These include the Volunteer Desk, which is managed thanks toa collaboration with CIESSEVI Milano (the Volunteer Services Cen-ter) and the student association Students for Humanity. It providesgeneral information on volunteering, in addition to orienting thoseinterested in dedicating their time to social engagement towards theorganizations that are best in line with their interests and skills.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/social

Student Media CenterIf you have a passion for music, you love writing articles and dis-cussing your ideas or if you are a video editing expert, you may beinterested in our Media Center activities, organized and managedentirely by students. It includes:• Radio Bocconi, a web radio station that animates the days with

programs, interviews, debates and music• Tra i Leoni, a University newspaper that discusses what is hap-

pening on and off campus• Bocconi TV, a web TV channel that uses video to tell stories

about life on campusAdditionally, MilanoZine, an online community of internationalstudents who are dealing with settling into Milan, offers the oppor-tunity to discuss and share advice and suggestions on housing, jobopportunities, news and events in the city and leisure activities.

For more information:www.radiobocconi.itwww.traileoni.itwww.bocconitv.itwww.milanozine.eu

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The Guidance and Recruitment Office is your point of referencefor embarking on the journey that will lead you to becoming aBocconi student. We support applicants looking for informationon programs, application requirements and financial aid and areavailable to provide individual counseling to students and families.We’re here to smooth the path that will lead students to their firstday as university students.Throughout the year, high school students and their parents, aswell as their teachers and counselors, can benefit from ourinformation services and orientation activities, allowing them tomake the best and most informed choices:• On Campus events: Open Days, Admitted Student

Experiences, Welcome Days, special conferences and events forteachers and counselors

• Initiatives worldwide: fairs, school visits and the “Bocconi meets…” events, that allow prospective students to get involved in local Bocconi alumni communities

• Individual meetings and campus tours: on demand

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OverviewA total of 2700 places are available for first-year students in Bachelorof Science programs and the Law program for the 2016-2017 aca-demic year. Classes are made up of about 100 students for BSc pro-grams taught in English and about 120 students for Bachelor of Sci-ence programs taught in Italian, except for the Bachelor of Science inEconomics, Management and Computer Science (80 students), theBachelor of Science in International Politics and Government (80 stu-dents) and the Law program (150 students). International studentshave access to at least 50%-55% of the places available in the BScprograms taught in English.

Please note that the World Bachelor in Business has special admis-sions procedures, tuition and fees and scholarships, valid both for Ital-ian and international applicants, which are outlined on page 24.

Admissions Procedures for International Applicants

Before you start your application, make sure you are an internation-al applicant:• International applicant: if you are attending a school in a foreign

country or at an international school (in Italy or abroad)• Italian applicant: if you are attending an Italian school in Italy

(in this case, see the admissions procedures online atwww.unibocconi.it/ammissioni)

Admissions RoundsThree admissions rounds are available each year to apply toBocconi: • An early round, named “Discover Your Talent”, dedicated

exclusively to those students in their second-last year of secondary school, who meet specific academic requirements. Applications are usually accepted between March and May, while admissions tests are held in June-July (dates and deadlines may vary yearly)

• Two rounds (Winter and Spring Sessions) dedicated to students attending their last year of secondary school (admissions tests in February and April)

For the academic year 2016-2017, beginning in September 2016,the following sessions are scheduled for applicants attending theirlast year of secondary school in 2015-2016 (graduation in 2016):

• 1st Round - Winter Session: application period runs from15 October 2015 to 20 January 2016

• 2nd Round - Spring Session: application period runs from26 January 2016 to 19 April 2016

For enrollment in academic year 2017-2018 which begins in Sep-tember 2017, the “Discover Your Talent” application will open ten-tatively in March 2016. This session will be dedicated to studentsthen enrolled in their second-last year of secondary school (gradu-ation in 2017).

Selection Criteria Applicants in all admissions rounds are evaluated on the basis ofthe following criteria:• Final grades for the third-last and second-last years of secondary

school. If you are graduating in 2016 this means the 2013-2014and 2014-2015 school years

• An aptitude test: the SAT, ACT or Bocconi test

• Certificates (e.g. language, IT)

• Curriculum vitae and personal statement

Secondary School Diploma RequirementsAll detailed information about Secondary School Diplomarequirements is available on the website.If you are completing your secondary school education at a non-Italian high school, please keep the following Italian Ministry ofEducation, University and Research mandatory regulations in mindwhen applying and check the detailed regulations online:

HOW TO APPLY

Bachelor of Science programs N. Class GroupsTaught International Economics and Management 4in English International Economics and Finance 2

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

Taught Economia aziendale e management 8in Italian Economia e finanza 2

Economia e scienze sociali 1Economia e management per arte, cultura e comunicazione 1

Five-year programGiurisprudenza 2Total 23

• The foreign diploma must be obtained at the end of a period ofstudy lasting at least 12 years: if your secondary school diplomawas awarded after 10 or 11 years of education, you will need tocomplete 1 or 2 years of college or university with all examspassed in order to enroll in the first year of a Bachelor of Scienceprogram at an Italian university.

• The International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma, British A Levels,the European Baccalaureate, the French Baccalauréat and OIB(Option Internationale du Baccalauréat) and the German Abiturare valid. Please note that IB Certificates are not valid for enroll-ment and Bocconi only accepts Full IB Diplomas*.

• National high school diplomas (except the ones listed above)must be translated and legalized by the Italian Embassy or Con-sulate in the country where the diploma was issued. The em-bassy or consulate will provide a declaration of value for thediploma. In case of admission, the Admissions Office will giveyour more details about the process of recognition neededthrough the Italian competent authorities.

• Please be aware that in order to enroll, students earning a USHigh School diploma will need to provide at least 5 AP courses indifferent subjects (please check the list of the recognized ones onthe Bocconi website). All the APs must be clearly included in theofficial high school transcript and the final scores must be re-leased by the College Board and passed with a minimum gradeof 3 out of 5.

• Students attending the British school system need to have at least6 different subjects granted during GCSE and at least 3 A Levels.More details and information will be available on the websitestarting in October.

• International applicants who are required to take a qualifying ac-ademic exam for university admission in their home country(e.g. Gao Kao, Veveosi Prosvasis, Matura, YGS) must pass thatexam in order to enroll in an Italian university.

Aptitude Tests (SAT, ACT or Bocconi Test)You can choose to either provide SAT or ACT scores or register totake the Bocconi test in Italy (Milan or Rome). If you would like to take the SAT or ACT, be sure you apply for theexam as soon as possible. We recommend you take the SAT or ACTin the fall of 2015 so that results are available on time. The Bocconitest has fixed dates (see below).

* Students completing the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma are strongly rec-ommended to take math at least at the standard or higher level.

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• SAT Reasoning TestThe SAT Reasoning Test is a standardized test for college ad-missions administered by the College Board; it measures liter-acy and writing skills that are needed for academic success incollege. The SAT consists of three sections: Critical Reading,Mathematics and Writing. Each section is assigned a score onthe scale of 200–800. For more information on the SAT, see thewebsite www.collegeboard.orgBocconi code for the SAT: 7206

• ACTThe ACT (American College Testing) measures high school stu-dents’ general educational development and their ability tocomplete college-level work with a multiple choice test coveringfour skill areas: English, mathematics, reading and science. Thefour main tests are scored individually on a scale of 1-36, and aComposite score is also provided, which is the whole numberaverage of the four scores. Bocconi is mainly interested in theACT Composite score. For more information on the ACT, seethe website www.act.orgBocconi code for the ACT: 5356

• Bocconi TestThe Bocconi test lasts 90 minutes and involves about 100 mul-tiple choice questions which focus on various evaluation areas(e.g. critical reasoning, logical and mathematical items). Thetest can be taken in either Italian or English, according to thechoice indicated by the applicant when completing the onlineapplication, regardless of the language of the program chosen(i.e. applicants can sit the test in Italian and apply to a programin English and vice versa). At www.unibocconi.eu/undergradu-ateadmission you will find a Bocconi test simulation and aguide to the Bocconi test.The University organizes events dedicated to finding out moreabout the Bocconi test throughout the year. For more informa-tion, see www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduate

Language and IT CertificatesHaving one of the language (English, French, German, Spanish orPortuguese) or IT certificates recognized by Bocconi will be con-sidered a supplementary element of evaluation. These certificateswill be considered for the selection process only if previously com-pleted and uploaded (as a copy) to the Admissions Portal by thedeadline.

English Language RequirementsTo enroll in a program taught in English or in Italian, students must

The Admissions Process

1. Fill Out the Online Application in the Admissions Portal

Visit www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduateadmission in order to ac-cess the online application form in the Admissions Portal. You willhave to register first, providing a valid email address; you will thenbe automatically assigned a personal ID and you will be able tochoose your password. For the online application you will initiallybe asked to provide the following information:• Choose your first choice of study program, plus second, third

and fourth alternative choices• Specify which test you want to submit (ACT/SAT or Bocconi

test). If you opt for the Bocconi test, specify in which languageyou would like to take the test (English or Italian)

• Specify your English language prerequisite• Specify any other language certificates, and/or IT certificates you

will submitClick on the “confirm” button in order to save the information andthen upload all the documents needed for admissions.

2 . Collect Documents and Upload Your DossierThen you will have to upload the following documents:• Copies of the official certificate of your SAT or ACT scores: if you

have not yet received your official SAT or ACT scores, you cansubmit a copy of the unofficial score and provide the officialscores upon admission and enrollment

• Copies of your complete secondary school transcripts for thethird-last and second-last years (with grading system conver-sions indicating highest possible grade and lowest passinggrade), translated into English or Italian

• Copies of any language and/or IT certificates• A personal statement of about one page• A Curriculum Vitae (résumé)• A copy of the €100 application fee payment receipt (to be paid

online with a credit card using PAYTOOL)Bocconi will not accept any application that does not include prop-er and complete documentation. Lastly, you will be able to click onthe “submit application” button to confirm and definitively saveyour application.Make sure to complete your application in due time: please do notwait until the last minute.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduateadmission

3. Sit the Bocconi Test (If Required)International students can sit the Bocconi test in Milan or Rome. Ifyou have chosen to take the Bocconi Test, you will find details ontest registration, including classroom, time and language, in the“Aptitude test” section in your online form.

4. Admissions ResultsLook for the admissions results at www.unibocconi.eu/undergrad-uateadmission. To access the results, enter the Admissions Portalusing the username and password you used when filling out the on-line application.

Please check selection results into the Admissions Portal. If youhave been accepted, congratulations! You will find all the entry re-quirements needed in your official results. Please note that the enrollment is subject to verification of Bocconientry requirements regarding the high school final qualification andthe English prerequisite; however even if a final secondary schooldiploma is always required, a specific final score is not taken intoconsiderationInternational admitted students will receive a Welcome Kit and willbe invited to attend dedicated activities and events on campus.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/enrollment

meet one of the requirements listed online. Minimum scores re-quired for each certificate can be checked online; please note that adifferent level of English knowledge is needed according to admis-sion to an Italian or English program.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduateadmission

Financial Aid and ScholarshipsThe financial aid system provided by Bocconi University includesvarious types of support. International applicants are offered:• Merit-based aid: all applicants will be automatically considered

for the Bocconi Merit Awards or Bocconi International Awards,based on the admission criteria. There is no need to file a sepa-rate application form.

• Need-based aid: for Bocconi Scholarships applicants mustsubmit a specific application by the same deadline as the dead-line for BSc program applications.

For detailed information on financial aid opportunities dedicatedto international students please see page 39.

Bocconi Test Dates• 1st round : 5 February 2016 (in Milan and Rome)• 2nd round: 29 April 2016 (in Milan and Rome)

Admissions Results Published Online on the Admissions Portal • 1st Round: 10 March 2016• 2nd Round: 31 May 2016

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5. Enrollment: Confirm Your PlaceTo enroll and confirm your place in the program you have been ac-cepted to, you will need to:• Fill out the online enrollment form in the Admissions Portal• Submit a payment of €1,555. This is an advance payment of the

first tuition and fees installment. Instructions on payment meth-ods and online payment systems are available online at www.uni-bocconi.eu/fees

• Through the Admissions Portal, provide the Admissions Officewith your enrollment documents along with a copy of the ad-vance payment receipt and a copy of a valid form of ID/passport

Documents for Reduced TuitionPlease be aware that in order to request reduced tuition and fees,admitted students will have to provide the documents needed forincome evaluation to the Tuition and Fees Office by the date set(please check deadlines carefully online).

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/fees

6. Entry Visas (for Non-EU Students Only)All students with citizenship from countries outside the EU are re-quired to apply for a student visa. To obtain a student visa, youmust apply at the Italian Consulate in your country of citizenship,which will provide you with a list of the documents necessary toget your visa (visa requirements vary for each country and con-sulate). Please keep in mind that Italian authorities accept requestsfor student visas only in May-June. Once in Italy, within 8 days af-ter your arrival, all international students must apply for a “Per-messo di Soggiorno” (Permit to Stay). Upon arrival at Bocconi,specific sessions will be organized to support students in relocationprocedures.

For more information:www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduatearrival

7. Final EnrollmentYou will have to submit the following documents by the deadlineavailable online:• The original copy of your secondary school diploma (with any

necessary declaration of value and/or translation)• Original copies of the English language prerequisite (if not al-

ready submitted)• Official SAT or ACT scores (if not already submitted)• The receipt issued by the Italian post office to request a permit to

stay if you are a non-EU citizen

8. ArrivalBefore regular classes start in the beginning of September 2016, ori-entation events and Welcome Days will be organized in late August.Check www.unibocconi.eu/undergraduatearrival to find out more.

Useful Information About Study Paths• Once enrolled in the first year of a BSc program, students must

earn at least 24 credits (40% of first-year requirements) by July2017 to begin the second year of the program. See the websitefor more information.

• Students enrolled in one of the common curriculum-based pro-grams (see page 8) have the opportunity to change their programafter the first three semesters, based on merit and availability ofspots. Within the various programs, it is also possible to switchfrom a program taught in Italian to one in English or vice versa.Students enrolled in BSc programs taught in Italian are requiredto take at least one course taught in English during their studies.

Online EnrollmentOnline enrollment will be open for about 30 days upon publicationof admissions results for all admissions rounds.

University Tuition and FeesBocconi University has a detailed system of tuition and fees, finan-cial assistance and exemptions, aimed at providing all students thepeace of mind necessary to complete their studies.Therefore, in order to ensure a fair tuition system, for Bachelor ofScience degrees, Bocconi University foresees yearly tuition and feesamounting to approximately € 11,000 which is equal to the 4th in-come bracket, and 3 reduced income brackets adjusted to the eco-nomic and patrimony conditions of the student's original and defacto family.In order to request assignment to a reduced income bracket, stu-dents must provide to the Tuition and Fees Office documents relat-ed to the family’s income and assets situation by the deadline: be-tween 8 April and 16 May 2016 for Winter Session enrollments andbetween 30 June and 29 July 2016 for Spring Session enrollments(please carefully check deadlines online).In order to identify individual income brackets using the evaluationmethod established by Bocconi University, applicants should referto the parameters, regulations and documentation indicated on thewebsite of the Tuition and Fees Office. Please be sure that proper

and complete documentation is provided by the set deadlines. Doc-uments need to be translated into Italian and both the original doc-ument and the translation must be legally certified, where required.Income brackets will be assigned as a result of the evaluation of thefamily’s economic and patrimony situation. Assignments will becommunicated starting in late September 2016.Fee reductions are also foreseen for special family situations suchas siblings or spouses enrolled at Bocconi University at the sametime, families with more than two children who are financially de-pendent on their parents and other cases specifically indicated onthe website. The table below lists full and reduced tuition and feesfor the current academic year. Income brackets and fees for the2016- 2017 a.y. will be published online starting in February 2016.

For more information:Tuition and Fees Officewww.unibocconi.eu/fees

Tuition and Fees a.y. 2015-2016

Financial Aid and ScholarshipsThe financial aid system provided by Bocconi University includesfinancial assistance which varies according to type of applicant, andwhich is adjusted to the family’s financial-asset conditions and thestudent’s academic profile. An overview of financial aid opportuni-ties reserved to international students is included in this publication;detailed information is available on the Bocconi website.

Bocconi Undergraduate Merit Awardsand Bocconi International AwardsBocconi Merit Awards and Bocconi International Awards are offeredto outstanding students by Bocconi University, in cooperation withpartner companies and institutions. The awards provide recipientswith valuable financial support, ensuring they can enjoy the benefitsof a top-quality academic experience, regardless of their financial sit-uation. The Bocconi Merit Award includes a full tuition waiver, alongwith housing for the first 2 years. The Bocconi International Award

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Income Bracket 4th 3rd 2nd 1st

Family income/assets in €/000 Over 118 71-118 53-71 0-53Total tuition sand fees for the first year, in € 11,396.00 9,296.00 7,186.00 5,096.00

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consists of a 50% reduction in tuition. Both the Merit Award and theInternational Award will be renewed each year if merit requirementsare maintained. All international applicants applying to a BocconiBachelor of Science program will be automatically considered forthese awards. There is no need to file a separate application form.

Bocconi Need-Based Scholarships for InternationalStudents Non-Italian citizens enrolling for the first time in the first year of anundergraduate degree at Bocconi may apply for the Bocconi Schol-arship for International Students. It consists of a full tuition and feeswaiver that may be renewed for a maximum of 3 academic years(for BSc programs) or 5 academic years (for the Law program). Toparticipate in the selection process, applicants must have non-Ital-ian citizenship, residence abroad and a non-Italian secondary schooldiploma earned in Italy or abroad. Complete application require-ments and regulations for the Bocconi Scholarship for InternationalStudents are available online starting in October. Applications mustbe submitted by the same deadline of the applicant’s selected Boc-coni admissions session.

For more information:Student Services Officewww.unibocconi.eu/funding

Other Financial Aid and Scholarships • Exemption from Payment of University Tuition and Fees for

Students with DisabilitiesStudents with a physical disability equal to or greater than 66%certified by an Italian Medical Commission are fully exemptfrom payment of tuition and fees. More information and the ap-plication form are available on the Bocconi website.

• Assistance for International Mobility ProgramsIn order to encourage student participation in international mo-bility programs (International Exchanges, Campus Abroad,Double/Joint Degree, CEMS MIM program, THEMIS) organ-ized or recognized by Bocconi University, assistance is madeavailable by Bocconi University and ISU Bocconi to studentswho have been admitted to the program and who meet the eco-nomic parameters established by the relevant Regulations.

• Assistance for International Internships and Off-CampusInternships at Public Organizations in ItalyAssistance is made available to encourage participation in unpaid

international internships organized by the International RelationsService or Career Service of Bocconi University, and in unpaid in-ternships in Italy at public bodies, non-profit organizations and in-ternational bodies, to students who have been admitted to the pro-gram and who meet the economic parameters established by therelevant Regulations.

• Scholarships and Graduation Awards from Public and Private OrganizationsEach year, public and private organizations establish scholar-ships and graduation awards through Bocconi University. Rulesand regulations are available on the Bocconi website.

Student LoansThe University has secured agreements with major credit institu-tions to offer students enrolled in Bocconi degree programs a wayto finance their education with a low interest loan. Loan applica-tions can be made at any time throughout the academic year.

• UniCredit ad Honorem from UniCreditBanca This loan is aimed at Bocconi students who are residents in Italyand have EU or non-EU citizenship. It can be accessed starting inthe first year of an undergraduate degree program.

• IntesaBridge from Intesa Sanpaolo This loan is aimed at all Bocconi students who are EU citizens. Itcan be accessed starting in the second year of the program.

• BPM Loan for University Studies Banca Popolare di Milano has created two loan options forboth EU and non-EU students who are enrolled in a Bocconidegree program.

• Deutsche Bank Loan German students who have completed an Abitur diploma inGermany and who enroll in a Bocconi degree program can ac-cess a low interest loan with Deutsche Bank by directly contact-ing a bank branch in Germany.

• Federal Student Aid for US CitizensBocconi has been approved by the US Federal Government forparticipation in the Direct Loan Program. This means US citi-zens can apply for a federal loan while studying at Bocconi. TheFederal School Code for Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconiis G30787, listed under Foreign Country. Please refer to the USDepartment of Education website: https://studentaid.ed.gov/

For more information:Student Services Officewww.unibocconi.eu/funding

HousingBocconi University offers students approximately 1600 rooms inone of its 6 University Residence Halls. The majority of rooms arereserved for full rate housing: assignments for the first year arebased on a first-come, first-served basis. Full rate housing applica-tions are expected to be available in May. Approximately 500 roomsare reserved for reduced rate housing; access to this kind of housingis based on the economic situation of the student’s family. Reducedrate housing applications are expected to be available in July.For further information, students should to refer to the 2016-2017Housing Application Requirements and Regulations that will bepublished online in April-May 2016.A description of the Residence Halls and services offered are avail-able on the website. In addition, a list of other housing facilities inMilan and websites used for house hunting is also available.

For more information:Student Services Office - Housing [email protected]/accommodation

Admissions Session 1st Round 2nd RoundDeadline for online application for admissions 20 January 2016 19 April 2016Deadline for Merit Awards No application needed: all candidates meeting No application needed: all candidates meeting

the requirements will be automatically considered the requirements will be automatically consideredDeadline for online application for Bocconi Scholarships 20 January 2016 19 April 2016Publication of admissions results 20 March 2016 31 May 2016Scholarship assignments Approx. two weeks after admissions results Approx. two weeks after admissions resultsDeadline to enroll Open for approx. 30 days after Open for approx. 30 days after and accept scholarship publication of admissions results publication of admissions results

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Undergraduate SchoolBachelor of Science programs• International Economics and Management - in English• International Economics and Finance - in English• Economics, Management and Computer Science - in English• Economics and Management for Arts, Culture

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

Graduate SchoolMaster 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• 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• MDT Corporate Tax Law (II level) - in Italian

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* Programs listed will be offered during the 2015-2016 a.y. The educational offer issubject to change in the 2016-2017 a.y.

School of LawIntegrated Master of Arts (5-year programs)• Law - in Italian

Specialization Programs*• GI Corporate Law - in Italian

Professional Specialist Programs*• Bocconi-Pavia Law School - in Italian

PhD SchoolPhDs• 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

SDA Bocconi School of ManagementMBA programs and post-experience education, dedicated to grad-uates with several years of work experience, are offered:• Full-time MBA - in English• MAFED Master in Fashion, Experience & Design Management -

in English• MAMA Master in Arts Management and Administration - in English• MCF Master in Corporate Finance - in English• MFB Master of Management in Food & Beverage - in English• MIHMEP Master of International Health Care Management,

Economics and Policy - in English• EMMS Executive Master in Marketing & Sales - in English• EMSHRM Executive Master in Strategic Human Resource

Management - in English• Master in Corporate & Investment Banking - in English• International Master in Management, Law and Humanities of

Sport - in English• Executive Master in Management of International Organizations -

in English

For more information:www.sdabocconi.it

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