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EXCHANGE PROGRAM AT BOCCONI JUMP START YOUR FUTURE IN MILANO ir.unibocconi.eu/inexchange A Focus on Finance One reason Bocconi is such an attractive destination for students wishing to learn more about Fashion City economics, business and finance A world fashion hub, is Milan’s excellent reputation for Milan hosts Italy’s most business. The city is home to Italy’s famous brands, and its Fashion Weeks stock exchange, the Borsa Italiana, attract thousands of visitors looking for the in addition to several leading financial latest trends every year. institutions. THE MILANESE WAY OF LIFE Delicious Eats Immersed in Culture Italian cuisine is well known around The city center is a showcase for the world. Milan offers fine food from Milan’s history as a regional capital of every area in Italy, ranging from its the Roman Empire and Leonardo da own saffron-laced risotto alla milanese Vinci’s Renaissance home. Museums, to specialties from far-off Sicily or theaters and historical churches Sardinia. And the city is a melting pot abound throughout the city. of international cuisines, from Chinese and Indian to Ethiopian and Brazilian and many places in between. 190329_ISD_broch_COVER stesa.indd 2 29/03/19 10:16 A Unique Lifestyle Italy is known for bella vita, which is simply the philosophy of enjoying and savoring life. This includes appreciating fashion and design or spending time with friends and family over a FIELDS good meal, even in a fast-paced city like Milan. This is also reflected in the local tradition of OF STUDY indulging in an aperitivo, a pre-dinner drink served with a delicious range of snacks. MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS FINANCE MARKETING BUSINESS LAW DATA SCIENCE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES ACCOUNTING Travel Around Europe Having your home base in Milan FASHION MANAGEMENT will give you easy access to nearby MANAGEMENT beaches, hiking, biking and skiing. The city boasts excellent transport FOR ARTS & CULTURE links with other major Italian and European cities, and three airports connect the city to the entire world. STUDY AT A UNIVERSITY Bocconi is… …business-oriented. …a top school. The main study areas are management, finance, Its economics, management and finance programs economics, data science, political science and law, are consistently well ranked among the top always with a special focus on the business aspects institutions in Europe and worldwide by the of the subject. Courses are available at both the QS World University Rankings and the Financial undergraduate and graduate level. Times. …international. …multilingual. Lots of students study and work abroad and the Courses are taught in English and Italian and full time University welcomes more than 4,000 students from students can take language and culture courses in outside Italy every year. Students learn to be versatile Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese and Russian, and develop a truly global mindset, an essential asset or study French, Spanish or German as part of their for getting ready for the job market. program. CUSTOM FOR YOUR EXCHANGE Throughout your exchange, the International Student Desk (ISD) will guide you through a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! The ISD is the team dedicated to exchange Housing service: during your exchange students and offers tailor-made services you can live in one of the Bocconi dorms throughout the semester to ensure that you or opt for a private apartment in town make the most of your time at Bocconi: Relocation and visa support: complying Welcome programs: social events and with the procedures of living in a different orientation activities to help you get used country has never been easier to your new environment and make new friends as quickly as possible Italian language courses: don’t miss the chance to learn a new language during your time on campus The ISD team will be happy to assist you and answer any questions you may have. www.ir.unibocconi.eu/inexchange CHOOSE YOUR COURSES Bocconi offers a wide range of courses, enabling you to choose the subjects that best fit your needs. When planning your schedule, remember that: You can choose from more than 150 courses taught in English each semester You can be flexible with your class schedule by combining subjects from any department You can get support from Bocconi Academic Advisors available to exchange students www.ir.unibocconi.eu/coe MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME ON CAMPUS Bocconi programs and courses develop and challenge students who are keen to grow, inside and outside of their studies. A range of extracurricular programs are offered that help to build confidence, leadership and team-working skills, from sports clubs such as football, basketball and water polo, to performing arts, yoga and relaxation techniques. Get in touch with the Campus Life office to get involved in student activities and events. JUMP START YOUR CAREER Bocconi also provides vital support for those who are considering their next step. Companies from all over the world advertise through the Career Service. This office can help you look for internship opportunities, get ready for job interviews and it also offers a personal consulting service. CHOOSE YOUR COURSES Bocconi offers a wide range of courses, enabling you to choose the subjects that best fit your needs. When planning your schedule, remember that: You can choose from more than 150 courses taught in English each semester You can be flexible with your class schedule by combining subjects from any department INTERNATIONAL You can get support from Bocconi Academic Advisors available to exchange students www.ir.unibocconi.eu/coe FACTS AND FIGURES 2,200 4,000 150+ EXCHANGE SEMESTER TIMELINE INCOMING STUDENTS OUTGOING STUDENTS STUDYING COURSES TAUGHT IN ENGLISH MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME ON CAMPUS FROM PARTNER UNIVERSITIES AND WORKING ABROAD EACH SEMESTER FALL SPRING Bocconi programs and courses develop and challenge students who are keen to grow, inside and outside of their studies. A range of extracurricular programs are offered that help to build confidence, leadership 281 33 14,200 and team-working skills, from sports clubs such as football, basketball and water polo, to performing ONLINE APPLICATION PERIOD FOR: mid May - late May late October - early November arts, yoga and relaxation techniques. Get in touch with the Campus Life office to get involved in student Housing activities and events. Italian Language Crash Course Italian Follow-UpPARTNER Course SCHOOLS DOUBLE DEGREE AGREEMENTS STUDENTS, OVER ONLINE COURSE SELECTION late August 2,500mid January INTERNATIONAL ADD/DROP PERIOD mid September mid February ITALIAN LANGUAGE triple CRASH degree COURSE offered TEACHING at the Bachelorlate level,August the - early World September Bachelor in Businesslate January - early February (in cooperation with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology ITALIAN FOLLOW-UP COURSE TEACHING late September - late November late February - mid April JUMP START YOUR CAREER and the University of Southern California-Marshall School of Business) LECTURE PERIOD early September - early December early February - early May Bocconi also provides vital support for those who are considering their next step. Companies from founding member of CEMS (Global Alliance in Management Education) all over the world advertise through the Career Service. This office can help you look for internship EXAM PERIOD and Themis (Network in InternationalDecember and Business - January -Law) February May - June - July opportunities, get ready for job interviews and it also offers a personal consulting service. EARLIEST DEPARTURE member DATE* of PIM (Partnership in Internationallate December Management), late May GULF TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE (Global University Leaders Forum)early February mid July and GNAM (Global Network for Advanced Management) * The earliest date by which at least one official exam date for each course is scheduled. Students may take exams at Bocconi only during the official examination sessions, therefore we strongly suggest that departures are not planned before this date. The complete Academic Calendar for exchange students is available at: www.ir.unibocconi.eu/calendar © Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi - March 2019 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT DESK unibocconi Bocconi University Piazza Sraffa, 11 20136 Milan - Italy Tel. +39.02.5836.2236 Fax +39.02.5836.2204 Email: [email protected] INTERNATIONAL FACTS AND FIGURES 2,200 4,000 150+ INCOMING STUDENTS OUTGOING STUDENTS STUDYING COURSES TAUGHT IN ENGLISH FROM PARTNER UNIVERSITIES AND WORKING ABROAD EACH SEMESTER 281 33 14,200 PARTNER SCHOOLS DOUBLE DEGREE AGREEMENTS STUDENTS, OVER 2,500 INTERNATIONAL triple degree offered at the Bachelor level, the World Bachelor in Business (in cooperation with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and the University of Southern California-Marshall School of Business) founding member of CEMS (Global Alliance in Management Education) and Themis (Network in International and Business Law) member of PIM (Partnership in International Management), GULF (Global University Leaders Forum) and GNAM (Global Network for Advanced Management) INTERNATIONAL RANKINGS Financial Times QS World University Rankings 2018 Rankings 2019 © Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi - March 2019 MASTERS IN FINANCE SOCIAL SCIENCES & MANAGEMENT 8th th 7th in Europe 16 4th in Europe 31st GLOBAL MBA 2019 8th BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT 9th in Europe 4th in Europe MASTERS IN MANAGEMENT 6th 16th ECONOMICS & ECONOMETRICS 6th in Europe 4th in Europe ACCOUNTING & FINANCE 6th EUROPEAN
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