Type
Control of Institution -
Public/Private
Public
Acceptance Rate:
N/A
Level
3-4 Years
Religious Affiliation
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affiliation (denomination) for private not-for-profit institutions that are religiously
affiliated.
N/A
Accreditation
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process by which the quality of learning at various educational institutions are
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N/A
Website
https://www.unibocconi.eu Student Population
Number of Students attending
College
15,000
On Campus Housing
Does the institution
provide on-campus housing?
Yes
Bocconi University, founded in 1902 in Milan, is Italy's most prestigious private university for economics, finance, management, and law. Consistently ranked in the global top 10 for management and top 5 in Europe for MBA programs by the Financial Times, Bocconi operates a modern campus near Milan's Navigli district designed in part by Grafton Architects (Pritzker Prize). The Bachelor's tuition ranges €13,000-€16,000/year; Master of Science programs are €14,500-€16,000/year; and the MBA at SDA Bocconi (the affiliated business school) is approximately €75,000. Bocconi educates 14,500+ students, with 30% international representation from 100+ countries. Alumni include Mario Draghi (former ECB President and Italian PM), Mario Monti (former PM), and senior executives at Ferrari, UniCredit, and Generali.
Bocconi University, founded in 1902 in Milan, is Italy's most prestigious private university for economics, finance, management, and law. Consistently ranked in the global top 10 for management and top 5 in Europe for MBA programs by the Financial Times, Bocconi operates a modern campus near Milan's Navigli district designed in part by Grafton Architects (Pritzker Prize). The Bachelor's tuition ranges €13,000-€16,000/year; Master of Science programs are €14,500-€16,000/year; and the MBA at SDA Bocconi (the affiliated business school) is approximately €75,000. Bocconi educates 14,500+ students, with 30% international representation from 100+ countries. Alumni include Mario Draghi (former ECB President and Italian PM), Mario Monti (former PM), and senior executives at Ferrari, UniCredit, and Generali.