Bocconi University

Bocconi University

Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi
Seal of Bocconi University
Motto	Empowering Talent
Type	Private
Established	10 November 1902
President	Mario Monti (self-suspended since December 2011)
Rector	Prof Andrea Sironi
Students	14.313 (as of 2012)
Location	Milan , Italy
Campus	Urban
Sports teams	Pellicani PallanuotoBocconi
Affiliations	AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA, CEMS, CFA, ASFOR, EAPAA
Website	www.unibocconi.it EN

Bocconi University (Italian: Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Italian pronunciation: [universiˈta luˈiːdʒi bokˈkoːni]) is a private university in Milan, Italy. Bocconi provides undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate education, in addition to a range of double degree programs, in the fields of economics, management, finance, law and public administration. According to many university rankings, the university is among the top universities in Italy and among the top 25 best institutions in the world, in the fields of Economics, Econometrics, Accounting and Finance in the latest QS World University Rankings. Degrees are offered both in English and Italian. SDA Bocconi, the University's business school offers MBA and Executive MBA programs. Its MBA program was ranked 28th in the world by the Financial Times' Global MBA Rankings 2011. SDA Bocconi was also ranked 18th by Businessweek's Top Global Schools for its MBA and 5th among European Business Schools. Bocconi complements its research through several dedicated research centers.

History

Bocconi University was founded in 1902 by Ferdinando Bocconi and was named after his son, who died in the Battle of Adwa during the First Italo-Ethiopian War. The university was initially affiliated to the engineering school Politecnico di Milano and the teaching model based on that at the École Supérieure of Antwerp.

Bocconi is an internationally oriented institution in business, economics, and law. It is also a research university, receiving funds for its research projects from national and supranational institutions.

Bocconi University is structured around five schools: Undergraduate School, Graduate School, Law School, PhD School, and SDA Bocconi School of Management, its graduate business school. Bocconi presently offers Bachelor Degrees, Masters of Science, MBAs and PhDs in Finance, Economics, Management, Statistics, Law and other disciplines. It also has a number of post-experience programs, and administers many customized executive education courses.

The university also provides activities for high school students in Italy, such as mathematics competitions, Model United Nations simulations and other major events aimed at orienting them during their secondary education.

Campus

Full view on the ellipsoid Velodromo building, as seen from EGEA

The pensionato building, between which the SDA Bocconi building is seen

The Dubini Residence (Residenza E.Dubini) of Bocconi University

The campus was originally located in Via Statuto near the Pinacoteca di Brera, where its first building was inaugurated in 1902. The current campus is now located beside Parco Ravizza, between Via Sarfatti and Viale Bligny and consists of several buildings, all within walking distance to Porta Ticinese, the Basilica of Sant'Eustorgio:

• The first building in Via Sarfatti was designed in 1936 by the Italian architect Giuseppe Pagano. It hosts classrooms, an aula magna, a restaurant, and most of the administrative offices. Its entrance features two lion statues which are the subject of several university myths.

• The pensionato building, which faces Via Ferdinando Bocconi, was inaugurated in 1956 by architect Giovanni Muzio and hosts some grand halls, some of the canteen and dormitory facilities (350 bedrooms on 5 floors), and some faculty offices. The different floors have an irregular form and bear the shape of a symmetric "L" letter.

• The SDA Bocconi building, which is also in Via Ferdinando Bocconi, was opened in 1985 and features two blocks with a distinct set of dark metal panels. The building was extended in 2001, especially to host EGEA, the university bookstore. The campus football pitch is placed between the pensionato and the SDA Bocconi building.

• The modern Velodromo building was projected by Ignazio Gardella and opened in 2001. It is called so due to its form resembling an ellipsoid velodrome. Each of its four floors has about ten classrooms with a capacity of 150. The Velodromo uses a geothermal exchange heat pump as its air conditioning system, which provides energy conservation. A marble statue of Ferdinando Bocconi overlooks the foyer of the ground floor.

• Close by, in Piazza Sraffa, are the Library building (also built by Giovanni Muzio in 1962), the campus chapel "San Ferdinando", and some smaller buildings such as those with the offices of the "Language Center" and other extracurricular activities.

• In 2007, a new building was inaugurated in Via Roentgen known as Grafton Building from the name of the Irish practice Grafton Architects which designed the innovative building. The Grafton Building won the "World building of the year" at the World Architecture Festival 2008 held in Barcelona. The new building houses the offices of the entire Faculty, with its Departments and Research Centers. Its underground levels include, in addition to the new Aula Magna, seminar rooms, a spacious foyer, an exhibition area and parking. It is situated right next to the Velodromo.

Several other administrative and research offices of Bocconi's individual institutes are scattered across the area, especially around Parco Ravizza and Viale Isonzo.

Dormitories

Bocconi University provides off-campus students with about 1500 places in dorms.

Residences for students are Bocconi Residence, Javotte Residence, Kramer Residence, the more modern Arcobaleno Residence, Spadolini Residence and the latest Dubini Residence (inaugurated in 2010). The type of accommodation varies between the residences and the choice is among single rooms in apartments for either one, two or four people. The residences offer also services to students such as cleaning services, laundry rooms, study rooms, parking spaces. Many students, however, choose to rent private apartments which are easy to find around the university area.

Academics

Entrance to the Velodromo and new building in background

Undergraduate programs

The University offers four three-year undergraduate courses in Economics which share a common basis in the first three semesters and then distinguish themselves from one another by focusing on either Finance (CLEF), Social sciences (CLES) or Business administration (CLEAM); the fourth course is entirely taught in English (BIEMF) and is targeted at both international students and students pursuing an international career. Students in this course have the choice to major in Economics, Management or Finance during their course of studies.

A fifth separate three-year undergraduate course in Economics focuses on the economics and management of Arts, Culture and Communication (CLEACC).

The University also offers a five-year course in Law, which incorporates the Italian equivalents of the Bachelor of Laws and the Master of Laws.

Both the Bachelors in Finance, in Italian (CLEF) and in English (BIEMF), have been recognized by the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (CFA Institute). The partnership is granted to programs which cover at least 70% of the content necessary to take the CFA Program Exam level III, the highest level.

In a joint venture with the Central European University of Budapest, Bocconi also offers a four-year Dual Degree in International Business, the first two years of which are spent in Budapest and the latter in Milan.

Moreover, Bocconi University, together with University of Southern California and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology offers the 'World Bachelor in Business', the first bachelor programme where students are able to study in three continents over the four years of bachelor and obtain three diplomas from the three universities.

Graduate programs

The universities' graduate school offers different Master of Science programs in Economics, Management and Law, each with a special emphasis on the fields of Public administration, Environmental economics, Health economics, Social sciences, Computational finance and Risk management, Accountancy and Audit, Public utility management, Hospitality management, Logistics and Transport economics, Innovation management, Event management and Experiential marketing, Communication, Organization and Information systems.

The following graduate programs are entirely taught in the English language: International Management; Marketing Management; Finance; Economics and Management in Arts, Culture, Media and Entertainment; Economics and Social Sciences; Economics and Management of Innovation and Technology; Quantitative Finance and Risk management; Public Management; International Health Care Management, Economics and Policy.

Bocconi has concluded a number of partnerships with regard to its Master of Science: the Master of Sciences in Finance was among the first six programs in the world to conclude a partnership with the CFA institute and the first in continental Europe, while the Master of Sciences in Management and International Management enable a selected number of students to take part in the CEMS Master of International Management, of which Bocconi is a founding member, along with HEC, ESADE and London School of Economics. Recently Bocconi has been adding top institutions in Economics and Social Sciences to its network of international partner schools, enabling DES/ESS students to spend the entire 2nd year at Yale University or University of Minnesota, attending their Ph.D. program in Economics. In addition to these, the University runs several double degree programs with other institutions throughout the world such as:

University	Degrees
HEC School of Management, Paris - France	Art Culture Media Entertainment, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing
Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen - Denmark	Art Culture Media Entertainment, Economics, Management, Marketing
HEC Montreal, Montreal - Canada	International Arts Management
ESADE, Barcelona - Spain	Management, Marketing
Fudan University, Shanghai - China	Management
Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad - India	Management
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi - India	Management
Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo, São Paulo - Brazil	Management
University of St. Gallen, St. Gallen - Switzerland	Management
Queen's School of Business, Ontario - Canada	Management
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, Rotterdam - The Netherlands	Economics, Finance, Marketing
Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Moscow - Russia	Economics
Université catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve and Brussels - Belgium	Economics
Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm - Sweden	Finance
Sciences Po Paris, Paris - France	Public Management
Hertie School of Governance, Berlin - Germany	Public Management
University of Geneva, Geneva - Switzerland	Public Management

The SDA Bocconi building.

School of Law

Main article: Bocconi University School of Law

Bocconi University School of Law was established in 2006, consolidating the tradition of legal studies at Bocconi under the aegis of the "A.Sraffa" Institute for Comparative Law. The School of Law currently offers a combined B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Law, runs the Specialization School for Legal professions in cooperation with the University of Pavia, and hosts a Summer Academy in cooperation with the University of Trento, as well as with the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies.

PhD School

The Bocconi PhD School offers the following PhD programs:

• PhD in Economics and Finance (4 years);
• PhD in Business and Management (4 years);
• PhD in Statistics (4 years);
• PhD in International Law and Economics (3 years);
• PhD in Law of Business and Commerce (3 years).

SDA Bocconi

Main article: SDA Bocconi

SDA Bocconi (SDA standing for "Scuola di Direzione Aziendale" = School of Management) is the graduate business school of the University and offers internationally recognized MBA Programs highly ranked by Financial Times and Forbes Magazine.

The SDA also offers professional education to executives and managers and publishes E&M (Economia & Management), a popular Italian business and management review.

Apart from the MBA, the SDA offers further Master of Science programs in Corporate finance and Banking, Real estate management, Fine food and beverage management, Fashion Management, Design management, Sports law and Sport management, and a Master in Stage and show management in a joint venture with the Academy for the Performing Arts of the opera house La Scala.

SDA Bocconi also has a combined MBA and Master of Arts in International Affairs (MAIA) with the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Johns Hopkins University's Bologna Center.

Research and endowment

In 2006, research was mainly funded by Bocconi itself (€1,510,571), the European Union (€1,400,000) and the Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (€295,636), in addition to other external sources (€10,573,000). In 2011, €4,965,000 were assigned by the European Research Council to 5 projects in the area "social science and humanities" of 5 Bocconi professors.

As of 2007, the University has 20 permanent research centers and four research project centers. Yearly, approximately 200 international publications and 300-400 national publications are done in the university. Bocconi is a member of the Offshoring Research Network, an international network researching the offshoring of business processes and services.

Departments

• Accounting
• Economics
• Finance
• Management and Technology
• Marketing
• Decision Sciences
• Legal Studies
• Policy Analysis and Public Management

Permanent Research Centers

• ASK - Centre for Research on Management and Economics of Arts and Culture Institutions (Study centre on the economics and management of the arts and culture)

• PAOLO BAFFI CENTRE - Paolo Baffi Centre on Central Banking and Financial Regulation

• CAFRA - Center for Research on Corporate Administration, Finance and Regulation (Accounting and budgets, administrative control systems, corporate finance, corporate regulation)

• CAREFIN - Centre for Applied Research in Finance

• CERGAS - Centre for Research on Health and Social Care Management (Institutional structures; management of public and private companies providing healthcare and social services)

• CERMES - Centre for Research on Marketing & Services (Marketing and competitive analysis; commercial consumption and distribution; trade fairs)

• CERTeT - Center for Research on Regional Economics, Transport and Tourism (Urban, regional and transport structures of territorial economics; evaluation of EU policies on territorial development)

• CREDI - "Ariberto Mignoli" Centre for European Research on Business Law and History

• CReSV - Center for Research on Sustainability and Value

• CROMA - Center for Research in Organization and Management (Organization of economic activity and human resources)

• DONDENA CENTRE - Carlo F. Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics (Interdisciplinary research on social cohesion, demography, life course dynamics and public policy)

• ELEUSI - Centre for Research on Analysis and Systematic Use of Information (Application of logical and quantitative methodologies to economic, financial, social and historical issues)

• ENTER - Center for Research on Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurs (Entrepreneurship, corporations and family companies; small-to-medium enterprises; local district and network systems; business history)

• IEFE - Centre for Research on Energy and Environmental Economics and Policy (Energy economics and policies; environmental policies and management; economics and management of public utility companies - energy and envronmental)

• IGIER - Innocenzo Gasparini Institute for Economic Research. Part of the Institute of Economics, it operates jointly with two international bodies, the US-based NBER, National Bureau of Economic Research, and the UK-based CEPR, Centre for Economic Policy Research (Economics and economic policy)

• KITES - Knowledge, Internationalization and Technology Studies

Services to students

Student scholarships

ISU Bocconi coordinates and provides students with grants and services.

They have a Graduate Merit Award and also need-based Graduate Bocconi Scholarship. The Merit Award provides a tuition waiver and either a €3500 stipend or free housing. The need-based scholarship provides a tuition waiver.

Bocconi sport teams

Bocconi's students actively participate at and host different official national and international tournaments in athletics, men's and women's soccer,men's Lacrosse, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's volleyball, water polo, sailing and other individual sports such as golf, swimming, skiing, snowboarding, and skeet shooting.

The pelican is Bocconi's official sport mascot.

Library

The Bocconi Library supports the educational and research mission of the University. The completeness of its collections make the Library an important institution for the economic academic community in Italy and Europe.

Bocconi alumni

The Bocconi Alumni Association (BAA) was created to allow alumni to keep in contact with each other and with their alma mater, this office offers a series of activities organized and promoted by former students. It is dedicated to the University's more than 80,000 graduates and holders of MBA, Master and PhD degrees.

Language Center

Multimedia classroom are used for interactive multimedia teaching as well as assessment tests, exams and international certificates. Students can communicate with each other and with the instructor one-to-one, and one-to-many to encourage collaborative learning. They can also use digital audio files (video and text) to record their voice and compare it with the original.

In the Self-study laboratories each student place has a computer with a University intranet and Internet connection, a CD and DVD reader, and headset for listening and recording. The software on each computer is especially designed for language learning.

IT services

Bocconi uses a platform for e-learning on which teaching materials are posted by professors, moreover most of the administrative functions such as payments, enrollment to exams, study plan choices are made trough the students' online agenda. A computer lab with computers, printers and internet-intranet connection is available for students in the main building. `The Bocconi campus is entirely covered by free wireless connection.

Student life

Student associations

The University is home to a number of societies, some of which are directly involved in facilitating students' integration into the campus life environment and in organizing special events ranging from business games to excursions.

• Bocconi Students Investment Club (BSIC) is the oldest and largest students organization in Bocconi University that aims to promote and offer a wide variety of finance related activities outside the classroom to the Bocconi Community. The club has currently about 20 members, roughly equally split between its two divisions, Corporate Finance and Markets. Its activities include: producing a weekly newsletter analyzing the latest corporate finance deals announced, and suggesting trade ideas; managing a virtual trading portofolio; organizing finance related events for Bocconi students.

• Bocconi French Students Association aims to promote and encourage the spread of French culture both on and off campus.

• International Students at Bocconi (IS@B) mainly deals with promoting and implementing programs and initiatives for and with international students. The society often organizes conferences, cultural visits, and trips to facilitate the integration of foreign and local students.

• Bocconi Chinese Students Association is one of the first and biggest Chinese students association of Italy, an initiative started jointly by Chinese and Italian students of Bocconi that aims to promote an awareness of the Chinese culture and link all students interested in China or a future career related to it.

• Associazione Letteraria Bocconi d'Inchiostro aims to involve the Bocconi community in the analysis of prose works and poetry, in order to identify the influence of literature on economics and law. Furthermore, a poetical competition is advertised in the literary salon of the university.

• JEME Bocconi (Junior Enterprise Milano Economia) is a non profit "junior enterprise", the first to be founded in Italy in 1988, and it provides consulting services to enterprises in the region. Furthermore, JEME also organizes business games and business case competitions that are held in the university.

• Bocconi Equal Students(BESt)is the students association promoting respect for the many identities in our university and in the places we live. It supports the respect for any form of gender diversity and sexual orientation by organizing events, conferences and debates on the arguments.

• Bocconi Russian Students Association would like to create a link between all the Russian students at the university and their Italian or International mates. It offers to everyone interested the possibility to broaden his horizons, from a personal, working and a cultural point of view.

• Students for Humanity has for partners the likes of 'Teach a Man to Fish' and 'the Italian Red Cross'. This association has two major activities: coordinating community projects around Milan, and organizing conferences with executives from international NGOs.

• German Student Association (GSA) offers German students as well as students interested in the country, the language or the culture an unique chance to socialize, meet new people and share their ideas and experiences. Moreover, the GSA offers guidance, mentoring and networking possibilities for students, it tries to ensure constant personal growth, be helpful in building personal and job-related networks and open the German culture to as many international students and faculty members at Bocconi as possible.

In addition to these there are many local branches of external associations, for example AIESEC and Erasmus Student Network.

Student publications

The University hosts several student run publications:

• Tra i Leoni: a campus magazine run by the eponymous society. The title, which means "between the lions", is a reference to the atrium of the main building, which is also a favorite meeting point for students, guarded by two lion statues.

• Bocconi School of Law Student-Edited Papers: the Law School's official student publication. The journal's Editorial Board are selected by way of an annual write-on competition, and go on to select and provide feedback on submitted papers, as well as organising the annual call for papers.

• IS@B News: a campus magazine run by the International Student Association (IS@B).

• Be OBjective Magazine: a bimonthly pdf magazine founded by students from the ACME course. The magazine focus on art, culture and media and entertainment.

Recreational activities

Bocconi lies in the very center of Milan and therefore its students have easy access to all the main landmarks and activities of the city.

Traditions

In the atrium of the oldest building of the university there are three sets of doors. The central doors, which are larger than the others, have two lions to either side of them. There is a superstition within the university that students who pass in-between the two lions via the central doors risk not being able to graduate. This derives from the old adage "Chi passa tra i Leoni non si laurea alla Bocconi.".

The three main buildings of Bocconi, if seen from the top, seem to spell "30L" (30 cum Laude), the maximum achievable grade in any exam. The building in via Roentgen is the "3", the velodromo is the "0" and the main building is a cross of two "L"s. It is not clear whether it was planned to have such a shape or was just by chance, anyway it is considered a good omen to the students.

Notable people

See also: Category:Bocconi University alumni and Category:Bocconi University faculty

Alumni

Among the best-known people who have attended Bocconi University are Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti; Italian political leaders Emma Bonino, Patrizia Toia, Benedetto Della Vedova and Marco Cappato; economists Francesco Giavazzi, Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, Alberto Alesina and Luigi Zingales; entrepreneur Renato Soru; managers Paolo Scaroni, Marco Tronchetti Provera, Corrado Passera, Alessandro Profumo and Vittorio Colao;

• Emma Marcegaglia, former Chairman of Confindustria
• Piergaetano Marchetti, Chairman of RCS MediaGroup (holding company of Corriere della Sera)

• Alessandro Magnoli Bocchi, Chief Economist, Kuwait China Investment Company
• Enrico Tomaso Chucchiani, CEO of Banca Intesa

• Franco Amatori - Professor of Economics History, past president of the European Business History Association
• Marco Battaglini - Professor of Economics at Princeton University
• Alberto Bisin - Professor of Economics at New York University and columnist for La Repubblica
• Tito Boeri - Professor of Labour Economics at Bocconi University and columnist for La Repubblica
• Domenico Lombardi - President of The Oxford Institute for Economic Policy and is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution
• Arnaldo Mauri, economist. former member of the Supervisory Council of Bank of Italy
• Massimo Motta - ICREA Research Professor at Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Dean of the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics
• Massimiliano Marcellino - Pierre Werner Professor of Economics at European University Institute
• Luigi Pistaferri - Professor of Economics at Stanford University
• Guido Tabellini - Former Rector of Bocconi University (2008-2012) and columnist for Il Sole 24 Ore

File:Mario Monti, Bocconi.jpg

Mario Monti, Prime Minister of Italy

• Luigi Einaudi - President of the Italian Republic (1948–1955) and Governor of Bank of Italy
• Giorgio Sacerdoti - former Member of the Appellate Body of the WTO (2001–2009)
• Barbara Pollastrini - former Italian Minister of for Equal Opportunity in the Prodi II Cabinet (2006)
• Eduardo Missoni - Secretary general of the World Organization of the Scout Movement
• Davide Stefanini, UNDP official
• Stelios Kotiadis, minister for Mercantile Marine in the Greek Government (1956–1958 and 1961–1963)
• Vittorio Grilli, Italian Minister of Economy and Finance (2012 – 2013) and previously professor at Yale University
• Andrea Enria, Chairperson of the European Banking Authority
• Jörg Asmussen - Member of the Executive Board of the ECB

• Mario Biondi - novelist, travel writer, poet and winner of the Premio Campiello
• Paolo Brera - journalist, author, former Assistant Professor of political economy at Bocconi University
• Teresa de Lauretis - writer and professor at University of California, Santa Cruz
• Valerio Massimo Manfredi - scholar of archaeology, journalist, television host, known as historical novelist and for the film The Last Legion
• Sergio Noja Noseda - Arabist. Professor of Islamic law, Arabic Language and Literature. Author of multiple books on Islamic Culture
• Federico Rampini, journalist, European Editor of La Repubblica
• Nouriel Roubini - former senior economist at the United States Department of the Treasury, Chairman, Roubini Global Economics
• Leopoldo Sabbatini - first dean of Bocconi University, vice president of the Milan Chamber of Commerce
• Beppe Severgnini - journalist, writer and columnist

Other

• Giovanni Giudici, Bishop of the Diocese of Pavia
• Pierre Casiraghi, third in line to throne of Monaco, son of HRH Caroline, Princess of Hanover, Hereditary Princess of Monaco
• HRH Prince Aimone of Savoy, Duke of Apulia
• Some other members of the House of Savoy, the royal house of the Kingdom of Italy (1861-1946) and the Kingdom of Sardinia (1720-1861), also the ruler house of the Duchy of Savoy (1416-1713) and the County of Savoy (1003-1416)
• Giovanni Cobolli Gigli, former chairman of the Juventus football club
• Katie Louise Saunders, English actress, known for her roles in Virgin Territory and 'Tre metri sopra il cielo'
• Nanni Svampa, guitarist of the Italian band I Gufi
• Carlo Turati, comedian
• Harold Davies, Actor
• Steven Goldstein, Race car driver
• Nina Senicar, model
• Andrea Agnelli, member of the high Italian nobility, businessman and president of Italian football club Juventus F.C. He is also a board member of FIAT and Exor
• Carolina Gillespie, professional ice skater for Italy
• Beatrice Borromeo, model and journalist, daughter of the Italian Count Carlo Ferdinando Borromeo and, thus, member of the high Italian nobility
• Sara Tommasi, showgirl and actress
• HIRH Prince Joachim of Belgium, Archduke of Austria-Este
• Vittorio Gallinari, basketball player

Alumnus of the Year

The title of Alumnus of the Year was given for the first time in 2011 to Fabrizio Saccomanni, former general director of Bank of Italy, and replaced the prizes for Bocconian of the Year (given since 1988) and Master of Masters (given since 2007). The prize is given to an alumnus of any of the five schools (Undergraduate School, School of Law, Graduate School, PhD School and SDA Bocconi School of Management) who has distinguished himself following the Bocconian values of professionality, entrepreneurship, integrity, responsibility and openess.

The prize is given by the Bocconi Alumni Association (BAA). Recipients of the previous editions of the prize are: Diego Piacentini e Laura Cioli, Nouriel Roubini e Giovanni Castellucci, Alberto Cribiore e Gaetano Micciché, Enrico Cucchiani e Paolo Cuccia, Vittorio Grilli, Claudio Costamagna, Vittorio Colao, Paolo Scaroni, Marco Drago, Corrado Passera, Renato Soru, Emma Bonino, Alessandro Profumo, Emma Marcegaglia, Isabella Ventura, Carlo Scognamiglio, Marco Tronchetti Provera, Giovanni Giudici, Lucio Stanca, Jody Vender, Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, Giordano Zucchi, Roberto Mazzotta.

See also

• SDA Bocconi
• CEMS
• Offshoring Research Network

External links

• Bocconi University Website (English homepage)
• SDA Bocconi School of Management (English homepage)
• Campus Bocconi - Official Site (English homepage)
• International Students at Bocconi Website Practical information for incoming students (in English)
• Bocconi Chinese Students Association Website (English)