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WELCOME TO BOCCONI

Introduction____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2Bocconi UniversityInternationalisation in figuresBocconi International perspectiveInternational Student DeskMilan: a brief overview

1. Academic Information__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________4Degree CoursesUndergraduate degree programsGraduate degree programs Term Dates

2. The Exchange Program at Bocconi________________________________________________________________6Study PlanCourses ExamsISD: Services & ActivitiesBocconi: Services & Facilities

3. International Students enrolled at Bocconi_____________________9ISD: Services & ActivitiesBocconi: Services & FacilitiesBocconi Offices

4. Before leaving home____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________11VisaHealth InsurancePractical & Logistical Information

5. International Relations at a glance_________________________________________________________13

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Bocconi University Founded in 1902, Università Bocconi isunquestionably Italy’s most respectedeconomics and business university. Bocconi is a private university committedto playing a strong academic and culturalrole in a fully international context withinthe fields of economics, management,statistics and law. Ever since its foundation Bocconi hascontinuously provided an excellentacademic background while laying stresson cultural awareness and an internationalperspective, as well as providing the toolsnecessary to succeed in the ever-changing business world.

Our modern urban campus lies in theheart of the country’s bustling businessand finance world, and our courseoffering - running from undergraduate to PhD - provides a quality response to a wide range of educational needs.The University has approximately 13.000students with a curriculum of over 600courses and a permanent faculty of nearlya 1000 members.

Bocconi offers a broad range ofundergraduate and graduate programstaught in Italian and in English by adistinguished Italian and internationalFaculty. Classes at Bocconi offer up-to-date,quality content and interactive methodssupported by excellent IT and libraryfacilities. Lessons with highly qualifiedfaculty and distinguished visitingprofessors are enriched with seminarsand workshops involving members of theItalian and international businesscommunity, who inject a strong dose of

practical economic reality into the coursecurriculum.

In pursuing its ends, Bocconi has alwaysactively upheld the ideas and principles of its founding statute: The spirit of innovation, practical interaction with the real world, intellectual freedomand rigorous national and internationalresearch.

INTRODUCTION

www.unibocconi.it/eng

Bocconi InternationalperspectiveBocconi’s founder was a great believer incommerce as a driver of internationalexchange of ideas and culture, as well asgoods.In keeping with that philosophy,internationalization has always played animportant role in Bocconi.Bocconi was the first school in Italy tooffer English-languageundergraduate/graduate programs.Over the years Bocconi has set up its ownextensive network to promote Exchangesthrough bilateral agreements.

Bocconi new

Building

Internationalisation in figureso More than 160 partner universities in 47

countrieso More than 850 students spend a

semester abroad through the ExchangeProgram, Free Mover Semester andCEMS MIM and 700 foreign exchangestudents study at Bocconi

o More than 550 opportunities for shortinternships in 100 countries

o More than 350 Bocconi students takepart in summer programs (CampusAbroad , Free Mover SummerPrograms, International CaseCompetitions and Simulations)

o More than 1800 internationalopportunities are offered every year inabout 100 countries throughout the world

On average, one graduate out of two hastaken advantage of an internationalopportunity.

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I N T R O D U C T I O N

www.ir.unibocconi.it/isd

Furthermore, Bocconi is a foundingmember of the Community of EuropeanManagement Schools and InternationalCompanies (CEMS), in conjunction withwhich it offers an exclusive specialized Master in International Management(www.cems.org). Bocconi also belongs to the PIM Network(Partnership in InternationalManagement), an internationalconsortium of business schools that wasfounded in 1973 (www.pimnetwork.org). Recently Bocconi has developed DoubleDegree Programs in cooperation withprestigious Universities in Europe.Students will develop diversity of thought,international management competenciesand a truly global mindset. Theseprograms aim to prepare the futurebusiness leaders of Europe to handleglobal development and integration.

International Student DeskThe International Student Desk (ISD) is a service offered by the InternationalRelations Office to all incoming exchangestudents and international students who areregularly enrolled in Bocconi DegreePrograms. The ISD is devoted toInternational Students and helps them adaptto the new Italian environment and guidesthem through their stay at Bocconi with aseries of tailored services and activities.

Milan Duomo

Cathedral

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Opera House

C° Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Decmax 5 8 16 20 25 28 32 35 28 23 16 9min -5 -2 4 8 12 16 20 22 16 14 4 -2

Milan: a brief overviewBocconi is located in the northern city ofMilan, a metropolitan area of 3 millionpeople. Milan is a city that brings to mind imagesof Fashion, Finance, Industry, Culture,Glamour, Higher Education,

Internationalism and Nightlife. Milan isItaly's hub to Europe, the financial capitalof Italy and according to the experts the“Fashion Capital of the World”.Besides all this, Milan also boasts someartistic masterpieces renowned all overthe world, such as:“Duomo”, world's fourth-largestchurch;“Cenacolo Vinciniano”, Leonardoda Vinci's iconic Last Supper ;“Teatro allaScala”, Milan's famous and fabulous operahouse and “Castello Sforzesco”, whichhouses a collection of modern museumsthat are well stocked with impressiveantiquities.

www.milanoinfotourist.com

Milan Weather

Milan is a lively and cosmopolitan city incontinuous evolution, with a wide choiceof entertainment being available. Because of its unique location you canalso reach in just a few hours theMediterranean, the Alps and Italy’s nicestlakes (Lago di Como, Lago Maggiore andLago di Garda).

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Degree coursesBocconi Academic offer is divided intotwo main degree cycles, with three-yearundergraduate programs (Bachelorequivalent) followed by two-yeargraduate programs (Master of Science).This 3+2 format suits the ECTS creditssystem well, allowing students to receive their graduate degree after the required 300 total credits (180 undergraduate + 120 graduate).

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES(three-year)o Bachelor of International Economics

and Management (in English) o Bachelor of Business Administration

and Management o Bachelor of Economics and Finance o Bachelor of Economics and Social

Sciences o Bachelor of Economics and

Management for Arts, Culture andCommunication

(five-year program)o Bachelor and Master of Science of Law

Graduate degree programs(two-year Master of Science)o Management (in English & in Italian)o Finance (in English); Economics and

Management of Financial Markets andInstitutions (in Italian)

o Economics and Social Sciences (in English & in Italian)

o Marketing Management o Organization and IT Systems o Accounting, Corporate Finance and

Control o Economics and Management of Public

Administration and InternationalInstitutions

o Law and Business Administration o Economics and Management of Arts,

Culture and Communication o Economics and Management of

International Markets and NewTechnologies

1. ACADEMIC INFORMATION

www.unibocconi.it/undergraduate

www.unibocconi.it/graduate

The campus

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A C A D E M I CI N F O R M A T I O N

Bocconi students with the former President of the Italian Republic: Mr. Carlo Azeglio Ciampi

Jan 1st New Years Day; 6th EpiphanyMarch Easter MondayApr 25th Liberation DayMay 1st Labour DayJune 2nd Anniversary of the RepublicAug 15th AssumptionNov 1st All Saints' DayDec 7th S. Ambrogio Day (patron of Milan); 8th Immaculate Conception;

25th Christmas Day; 26th St Stephen’s Day

www.unibocconi.it/classtimetable

Public holidays

www.ir.unibocconi.it/calendar

FALL SPRING

Teaching

Examination

Italian Language Course

Application Deadline

Housing Deadline

mid Septemberend of December

January / February (a special exam session is organized

before Christmas for exchange students)

September(crash)Oct/Dec (continuation)

June

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mid February end of May

June / July

mid Jan/mid Feb (crash)

November

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Term dates

As dates are subjected to annual confirmation do not book air tickets based on these dates. For mostrecent academic semester dates see:

Bocconi also offers a wide range of courses in English each semester. Also specific Undergraduate and Graduate degree programs entirely taught in English are available.

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2. THE EXCHANGE PROGRAM AT BOCCONIEvery year almost 700 students from more than 160 partner schools in over 40 countries come to BocconiUniversity as exchange students. The lingua franca of the ExchangeProgram is English and a wide range of courses is offered in English every year. Foreign students at Bocconiare supported by the InternationalStudent Desk, which offers assistanceand organizes cultural and socialactivities. The highlight of the programis the wide diversity of students it brings together, both academically and culturally.

www.ir.unibocconi.it/guide

www.ir.unibocconi.it/coe

Study planStudents may choose choose a min. of 3 and a max. of 6 courses from any of the courses offered at Bocconi. Undergraduate students may only chooseundergraduate courses, whereas graduatestudents both graduate andundergraduate courses. All Exchangestudents must be full-time students andwill not be allowed to register for lessthan three courses.

CoursesA huge variety of courses belonging to different fields of education (Business Management, Economics and Law) are offered at Bocconi.

ExamsExams will take place at the end of eachsemester (Jan/Feb for the Fall term and June/July for the Spring term).Special session before Christmas for the Fall term. The official transcripts will be sent directlyto the International Relations Office of theHome University upon completion of thesemester.

Lecture room

www.ir.unibocconi.it/offer

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www.ir.unibocconi.it/exchange

ISD: Services and Activities

Bocconi HousingBocconi has private Student Residencesand has agreements with otherresidences in Milan. Housing is limitedand rooms are assigned on a first comefirst served basis.For all the Exchange Students that will notbe granted accommodation at anyBocconi’s Residences an updated“Housing List” will be provided by theInternational Student Desk.

Italian Language Course Bocconi offers an Italian Language crashcourse before classes start. The course isdivided into 4 levels – from beginner toadvanced. The workload is approx. 70hours for 4 weeks. The program of the course also includescountry specific sessions.Only in the first semester there will bethe possibility to attend also a 30 hoursitalian language course to those willingto further deepen their knowledge ofItalian.

OrientationAn orientation Program is organized each term during the Italian LanguageCrash Course period. It is usuallyorganized in four sessions with the mainpurpose to give the students a firstgeneral overview on cultural, political andsocial characters of Italy and its people. A special session on rules and regulationsorganized by the International StudentDesk is mandatory.

Cross-Cultural Session“Getting to know the Italians”: a two hourlesson about the italian lifestyle organizedat the beginning of the semester.

Buddy SystemStudent associations are active to providetutorship for foreigners, also organizingvisits to the University facilities, and social activities.

Academic AdvisingAcademic advisors are available all alongthe terms to give suggestions or helpforeign students in their choice ofcourses.

yoU@B: the student´s personal webplannerEach student has a tailor-made planner,yoU@B, which can be accessed via theweb, letting him/her view and downloadclass schedules, classroom locations,exam calendars, check the results of thetests and pointing to contacts, notes andlinks.

Student RosterA "Photo Book" with pictures, addressesand phone numbers is given to eachexchange participant, as a souvenir ofhis/her experience in Bocconi.

MailboxesAll exchange students have a personalmail-box, located beside the InternationalStudent Desk to receive personal mail andall notes and communications of the ISD.

What’s on in MilanWeekly update about exhibitions, classicalmusic, entertainment, trade fair, marketsand sports in Milan.

Cultural EventsOne day trips or visits to cultural places inMilano (Castello Sforzesco, Palazzo Clerici)are organized each semester.Each term many artistic, social andcultural activities are available: specialtickets for La Scala, concerts, theatre,

opera, exhibitions, courses on literature,arts, music, cinema; meeting withoutstanding speakers.

Welcome/Farewell CocktailTakes place at the beginning/end of thesemester and gives exchange studentsthe chance to get to know/farewell all theother participants and the ISD staff.

Bocconi: Services & Facilities

Computer ServicesComputer rooms are available forstudents in all University campus. Morethan 450 access points around theBocconi campus allow students to goonline with their own laptop.

LibraryHas more than 650,000 volumes and6,000 periodicals, making it the mostcomprehensive economics collection inItaly, with few rivals in Europe. Language Centre

Offers extra-curricular language andculture courses (in addition to thecurricular courses) and study supportservices using the latest in technologicalteaching systems.

Stage and Placement OfficeIt helps students in finding an internshipin Milan. Each semester a specificmeeting for exchange students isorganized.

Dining HallExchange students will have a specialdiscount at Bocconi's Dining Hall which islocated in the Pensionato Bocconi. Theyserve lunch and dinner from Mondaythrough Saturday.

www.unibocconi.it/library

www.unibocconi.it/careerservice

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The library

Computer room

www.unibocconi.it/languagecentre

Today Bocconi is more international thatever before, with hundreds of studentsentering each year from dozens ofcountries around the world. Thepercentage of the International studentshas been constantly growing in the lastfew years and because of this theInternational Relations Office set-up theInternational Student Desk (ISD).The aim of the ISD is to be the point ofcontact at Bocconi for all internationalstudents throughout their experience andespecially during the very first period of“acclimatization”.

The ISD encourages all students to come tothe International Student Desk upon arrivaland to get an update on all activities.

www.ir.unibocconi.it/isd

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3. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ENROLLED AT BOCCONI

ISD: Services and Activities

Italian Language CourseA 30 hours language course offered in the first semester will give students a basic knowledge of the Italian language.It will help students to survive during the first months in Italy and it will preparethem for the courses of BocconiLanguage Centre, which they will attendstarting from the second year.

University Tour A walking guided tour of the Universityand the main campus venues.The tour will give all students a valuableinsight into campus life, the Universitybuildings and infrastructures. Take avirtual tour at:

Buddy SystemA Bocconi student will help internationalstudents to get in touch and familiarizethemselves with Bocconi University and the city of Milan.

Cross-Cultural Session“Getting to know Italians”: a two hourlesson about the Italian lifestyle organizedat the beginning of the Academic Year.

Cultural EventsOne day trips or visits to cultural places inMilano (Castello Sforzesco, Palazzo Clerici)are organized each semester. Each term many artistic, social and culturalactivities are available: special tickets for LaScala, concerts, theatre, opera, exhibitions,courses on literature, arts, music, cinema;meetings with outstanding speakers.

What’s on in Milan Weekly update about exhibitions, classicalmusic, entertainment, trade fair, marketsand sports in Milan.

Cocktail for International StudentsTakes place in the 1st term and givesinternational students the chance to get toknow each other and the ISD staff.

Bocconi: Services & FacilitiesIn the last few years, Bocconi hasinvested a lot to provide its students withhigh quality and functional infrastructure and services to assist them in theirstudies.

International Recruitment ServiceOrganises a series of events and support services to help prospectivestudents get to know the university and the educational offer onundergraduate and graduate levels.

LibraryHas more than 670,000 volumes and 6,700 periodicals, making it the mostcomprehensive economics collection in Italy, with few rivals in Europe.

www.unibocconi.it/library

www.unibocconi.it/undergraduate

www.unibocconi.it/graduate

www.unibocconi.it/virtualcampus

Admissions Office3rd floor - Via Sarfatti, 25admission.office@unibocconi.it

International Recruitment ServiceViale Isonzo 25 - Milanofor undergraduate programs:undergraduate.services@unibocconi.itfor graduate programs:graduate.services@unibocconi.it

SOP Career Service3rd floor - Via Sarfatti, 25infopointsop@unibocconi.it

ISU Bocconi (Student Assistance and Financial Aid)

1st floor - Via Sarfatti, 25isu@unibocconi.it

Language CentreGround floor - Piazza Sraffa,13centrolinguistico@unibocconi.it

LibraryVia Gobbi, 5library.staff@unibocconi.it

TCA - University Fees Office1st floor - Via Sarfatti, 25for Undergraduate programs:tca@unibocconi.itfor Graduate programs:tca.specialistiche@unibocconi.it

International Student Desk2nd floor - Via Sarfatti, 25

isd@unibocconi.it

SOP Career ServiceProvides students with job searchtechniques (for example how to preparefor an interview, how to write a CV,understanding a job offer) and supportsthem in finding internships andprofessional opportunities.

Language CentreOffers extra-curricular language andculture courses (in addition to thecurricular courses) and study supportservices using the latest in technologicalteaching systems.

ISU Bocconi(Student Assistance and Financial Aid) Offers economic support through reducedfees and scholarships, and, with theassistance of students, organizes culturaland sporting events.It also assists off-campus students withvarious accommodation options.

On-line ISU housing notice board:

Sporting associations and activities:

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www.unibocconi.it/languagecentre

http://alloggionline.unibocconi.it/

www.unibocconi.it/isu-eng

www.unibocconi.it/careerservice

Bocconi offices

www.unibocconi.it/sport(Italian only)

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B E F O R E L E A V I N GH O M E

Visa and Permit of StayStudents not having citizenship orresidency in EU countries must apply for a VISA at the Italian consulate at home country. Be sure to ask for a multiple entry Schengen VISA if you are visiting other Europeancountries of the Schengen area.

All students must apply for the permit of stay within 8 days of arrival.

Health insuranceIn Italy, the national healthcare system is provided by a public healthcareservice (ASL). Only foreign citizens with residence permit may apply for the service.

EU students are required to have the European Health Card if alreadyeffective or similar private insurancepolicies with international validity to benefit from a health service cover. To find out more, before leaving Italy,contact your national social securityoffice or its local branches. Be aware that it does not replace normal travelinsurance. It only relates to necessarycare following an accident, for example,or on-going care for a serious medicalcondition. In order to get the VISA /Residencepermit non-EU students must showevidence of a certified health insurancecover (it is recommended to have a copy certified by the ItalianConsulate or Embassy).

Approximate living costHousing: from 400 to 800 EURO permonthFood: a meal in the university canteen is approx. 4 EUROTransportation: approx 20 EURO per month for the bus pass

Italian livingo Public telephones: Phone card

required. They are available from 5 to 30 EUR at any newsagent andtobacconist.

o Mobile phone: Several phonecompanies operate in Italy. It isadvisable to buy a local Sim cardupon arrival.

o Public buses, trams and subway(Metro): The ticket (cost 1€) is validon the whole Milan urban network for 75 minutes from validation but allows only one journey on the metropolitan railway. It is also valid within the railthroughway and on the urban sections of the Northern Railways and State Railways.For more information about passesand special tickets visit sitehttp://www.atm-mi.it

o Emergencies: For ambulance call 118;police 112 or 113; fire 115.

o Money: The Italian unit of currency is the Euro. The best place to changemoney or traveler's' checks is at abank; opening hours are normallyMon-Fri 8.30 am-1.30 pm, and an hourin the afternoon. Check also to see if your debit cardfrom home works internationally towithdraw money.

o Post office: Opening hours are usuallyMon-Sat 8 am to 2 pm. If you wantstamps, you can also buy them at anytobacconist as well.

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Logistical information

How to get to Bocconi

From Central Railway Station (StazioneCentrale FS)Take subway line 3 (going to San Donato),get off at Porta Romana and take tram n°9 or 30 to Bligny/Bocconi.

From Cadorna Railway Station andGaribaldi Railway StationTake subway line 2 (going to Famagosta),get off at Porta Genova and take tram n° 9or 29 to Bligny/Bocconi.

From Linate AirportTake the bus n° 73, get off at 5 Giornateand take tram n° 9 or 29 toBligny/Bocconi.

From Malpensa AirportTake the Malpensa Express train toCadorna Railway Station, then take

subway line 2 (going to Famagosta), getoff at Porta Genova and take tram n° 9 or29 to Bligny/Bocconi.Or take the Malpensa Shuttle to CentralRailway Station, then take subway line 3(going to San Donato), get off at PortaRomana and take tram n° 9 or 30 toBligny/Bocconi.www.malpensaexpress.it

From Orio al Serio AirportEvery 30 minutes The Orio Shuttle CoachBuses connect the Milan Central trainstation with Milan Orio al Serio (Bergamo)Airport in 65 minutes. www.orioshuttle.com

By carFrom the Tangenziale Ovest (WesternRingroad) exit A7 Milano-Genova/VialeLiguria going towards Milan city centre.Turn right at Piazza Belfanti, go along VialeLiguria and Viale Tibaldi, turn left into Via Castelbarco and right into Via Sarfatti.

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5. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AT A GLANCE International Programs, one of BocconiUniversity’s strategic objectives, datesback to 1974, when the first internationalco-operation agreements were signed.Over the years these programs have cometo create a well-established system ofrelations and exchanges with prestigiousacademic and cultural institutions all overthe world. Bocconi students and teachingstaff have been able to benefit frominternational experiences and Bocconi hasenjoyed close, continuous contact withUniversities and Business Schools abroad,collaborating on international research andjoint teaching projects. Thanks to its close relations with variousInstitutions worldwide, Bocconi Universityalso offers its students numerousopportunities to gain the expertiseneeded for dealing with global economicdevelopments.

Spending a period of study and workabroad is a precious opportunity not onlyto acquire knowledge and new ways oflearning but also to enjoy a uniqueexperience of personal enhancement.

Bocconi University offers more than 1800international opportunities every year:o students wanting to spend a short study

period abroad can choose a “shortprogram” that usually lasts from 3 to 5weeks (Campus Abroad);

o students preferring to spend a moreextended period abroad can opt forsemester-long programs, such asInternational Exchange or Free-MoverSemester Programs;

o for those wanting a job experienceabroad, the International InternshipProgram offers a variety ofopportunities all over the world withinfour different programs: InternationalOrganizations, Field Projects,Embassies, and Arts & Culture.

o EUROPE

AUSTRIA: Wirtschaftsuniverität Wien,ViennaBELGIUM: FUCAM, Mons - Univ.Catholique de Louvain IAG, Louvain -Univ. Catholique de Louvain, Faculté deDroit, Louvain - ULB (Libre de Bruxelles),Business, Bruxelles - ULB, Facultéd’Economie, Bruxelles, - ULB (Libre deBruxelles), Faculté de Droit, BruxellesCZECH REPUBLIC: University ofEconomics, PragueDENMARK: CBS, FrederiksbergESTONIA: Estonian Business School,TallinnFINLAND: Helsinki School of Econ. andBA, HelsinkiFRANCE: HEC, Jouy-en-Josas - ESSEC,Paris - Institute d’Etudes Politiques deParis, Paris – Univ. Paris II, Faculté deDroit, Paris - Univ. Paris XII, Faculté deDroit , Paris – Univ. de Nice, Nice –Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg -Ecole de Management, E.M. Lyon, Ecully -Université de Paris Dauphine - MScFinance, ParisGERMANY: Universität zu Köln, Köln -Universität Mannheim, MannheimHUNGARY: Corvinus University ofBudapest, BudapestICELAND: University of Iceland, ReykjavikIRELAND: University College of Dublin,DublinNETHERLANDS: Erasmus UniversiteitRotterdam, School of Management,Rotterdam - Erasmus Universiteit

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Bocconi students with UN Secretary-General:

Mr. Kofi ANNAN

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Rotterdam, School of Economics,Rotterdam - Universiteit vanAmsterdam, Amsterdam - UniversiteitMaastricht, Maastricht – Universiteit vanTilburg, Tilburg – Technische UniversiteitEindhoven, Eindhoven - ErasmusUniversiteit Rotterdam, Faculty of Arts,Rotterdam NORWAY: NHH, Bergen POLAND: Warsaw School of Economics,WarsawPORTUGAL: Universidade CatolicaPortuguesa, Lisboa - UniversidadeCatolica Portuguesa, Porto - UniversidadeNova de Lisboa, LisboaROMANIA: Academy of EconomicStudies, BucharestRUSSIA: MGIMO University, Moscow –Plekhanov Russian Academy ofEconomics, Moscow - St. PetersburgState University, St. PetersburgSPAIN: ESADE Business School,Barcelona – ESADE, Facultad deDerecho, Barcelona - Universidad CarlosIII, Madrid – Universidad de Salamanca,Facultad de Derecho, Salamanca -Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona -Universidad de Burgos - Facultad deDerecho, BurgosSWEDEN: SSE, Stockholm - UppsalaUniversitet, Uppsala - ChalmersUniversity of Technology, Goteborg –Goteborg Universitet, Goteborg –Jonkoping International Business School,Jonkoping - Uppsala Universitet - Facultyof Law, UppsalaSWITZERLAND: Universität St.Gallen,St.Gallen - Université de Lausanne,LausanneUNITED KINGDOM: Manchester BusinessSchool, Manchester - Warwick BusinessSchool, Coventry - Warwick Law School,Coventry- Lancaster University, Lancaster– QMUL, Department of Economics,London – QMUL,- Centre for Business

o NORTH AMERICA

USA: NYU, Stern School of Business,New York - Brandeis University,Waltham - Duke Law School, Durham -Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy -University of Florida, Gainsville –University of Pennsylvania,WhartonSchool, Philadelphia - University ofChicago – University of Michigan , AnnArbor - University of California -University of California, Hasting Collegeof the Law, San Francisco - CornellUniversity, Ithaca - University of Texasat Austin, Austin - University ofRichmond, Business, Richmond -University of Richmond, School of Law,Richmond - Indiana University,Bloomington - University of Wisconsin,Madison - University of Minnesota,Carlson School of Management,Minneapolis - University of San Diego,San Diego - University of Maryland,College Park – Univeristy of SouthernCalifornia - Marshall School ofBusiness, Los Angeles – EmoryUniversity, Atlanta - University of NorthCarolina - Kenan Flager BusinessSchool, Chapel Hill - DartmouthCollege, Hanover - University of Denver,Daniles College of Business, Denver –Babson College, Babson Park - BostonCollege, Boston - Duke University -Duke Law School, Durham - San DiegoState University, San Diego - VanderbiltUniversity - Owen Graduate School ofManagement, Nashville - WashingtonUniversity in St. Louis - Artsci, St. Louis- Washington University in St. Louis -Olin Business School, St. LouisCANADA: York University, Toronto –The University of Western Ontario,London – The University of BritishColumbia, Vancouver - McGill

Management, London -University ofGlasgow, Glasgow - University ofStrathclyde, Glasgow – University ofSheffield, School of Law, Sheffield -University of Birmingham, Birmingham –University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh -Aston University - Aston Business School,Birmingham - City University - CassBusiness School,London

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o LATIN AMERICA

ARGENTINA: Universidad de Belgrano,Buenos Aires - Universidad Torcuato diTella, Buenos Aires - UADE, BuenosAiresBRASIL: Fundacao Getulio VargasEAESP, San Paolo - Fundacao GetulioVargas, EBAPE, San Paolo – UFRJ-COPPEAD, Rio de Janeiro - IBMEC, SaoPaulo - Universidade de Sao PauloSao PauloCHILE: Pontificia Universidad Catolica deChile, Santiago - Universidad TecnicaFederico Santa COLOMBIA: Universidad de Los Andes,BogotàMEXICO: ITAM, Ciudad de Mexico -ITESM, Monterrey VENEZUELA: IESA, CaracasPERU: Universidad de Lima, LimaMaria, Valparaiso – Universidad AdolfoIbanez, Vina del Mar - Universidad ESANLimaURUGUAY: Universidad Catolica delUruguay, Montevideo

o OCEANIA

AUSTRALIA: University of New South Wales,Sidney - University of Melbourne, Parkville -University of Western Australia, Perth – TheAustralian National University, Canberra -University of Queensland, Brisbane NEW ZEALAND: Victoria University ofWellington, Wellington – University ofOtago, Dunedin

o ASIA AND MIDDLE EAST

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: TheAmerican University in Dubai, DubaiCHINA: Fudan University, Shanghai -Zhongshan University, Canton - CUHK, HongKong - Hong Kong University of Science andTechnology, Hong Kong - Jiao TongUniversity - Antai School of Management,Shanghai - Peking University - GuanghuaSchool of Management, Beijing - ZhongshanUniversity - Lignan College, CantonINDIA: Indian Inst. of Management.,Bangalore - Indian Inst. of Management.,Amhedabad - Indian Institute of ManagementCalcutta, Calcutta - Indian School of Business,Hyderabad - Management DevelopmentInstitute, GurgaonISRAEL: Tel Aviv University, Tel AvivJAPAN: IUJ, Niigata - Waseda University,TokyoKOREA: Yonsei University, Seoul - KAIST -Graduate School of Management, SeoulPHILIPPINES: Asian Institute ofManagement, ManilaSINGAPORE: NUS, National University ofSingapore - SMU Singapore ManagementUniversity, Singapore - Nanyang BusinessSchool, Singapore - National University ofSingapore, SingaporeTHAILAND: Chulalongkorn University, BangkokTURKEY: Koç University, Istanbul -Bilkent University, Ankara

o AFRICA

EGITTO: The American University inCairo, Cairo MAROCCO: Al Akhawayn University, IfraneSOUTH AFRICA: Wits Business School,JohannesburgTUNISIA: IHEC, Carthage

University, Montreal - HEC, Montreal,Montreal, Simon Fraser University,Burnaby – University of Victoria, Faculty of Sciences, Social Sciencesand Humanities, Victoria – Queen’sUniversity, Queen’s Business School,Kingston

International Student DeskBocconi UniversityVia Sarfatti 2520136 MilanoItaliaphone +39.02.5836.6412 /2078fax +39.02.5836.2204e-mail: isd@unibocconi.itwww.ir.unibocconi.it/isd

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