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Bocconi University

Coordinates: 45°27′1″N 9°11′23″E / 45.45028°N 9.18972°E / 45.45028; 9.18972
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Bocconi University
Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi
Seal
MottoKnowledge That Matters
TypePrivate
Established10 November 1902; 123 years ago (1902-11-10)
PresidentAndrea Sironi
RectorFrancesco Billari
Students15,427 (as of 2024)[1]
Location
Milan
,
Italy

45°27′1″N 9°11′23″E / 45.45028°N 9.18972°E / 45.45028; 9.18972
CampusUrban
Sporting affiliations
Bocconi Sport, CUS Milano
Websitewww.unibocconi.it/en
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Bocconi University or Università Bocconi (formally known in Italian as Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi [universiˈta kommerˈtʃaːle luˈiːdʒi bokˈkoːni] – or simply Bocconi) is a non-profit private university located in Milan, Italy.

The university offers courses in social sciences, with programs in economics, management, finance, law, political science, data and computer science, and an increasing focus on artificial intelligence.

Bocconi is a founding member of CEMS – The Global Alliance in Management Education. Through its graduate business school, the SDA Bocconi School of Management, the university holds triple accreditation from AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA.[2] SDA Bocconi offers MBA, Executive MBA, DBA, executive education, professional development, and certification programs.

History

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Luigi Bocconi

Bocconi University was established in 1902 as Italy's first university to offer a degree in economics.[3]

Its founder, Ferdinando Bocconi, created the university in memory of his son Luigi, who died in the Battle of Adwa during the First Italo-Ethiopian War.[4] The university was initially affiliated with the Polytechnic University of Milan's engineering school and adopted a teaching model based on methods used at the École Supérieure of Antwerp.[5]

The university’s first building opened in Largo Notari (today Largo Treves). In 1941, Bocconi moved to its current main campus in Via Sarfatti 25. Over the decades, the campus has expanded with new facilities, including student residences, research centers, and the business school SDA Bocconi School of Management (established in 1971).[6]

Key milestones include the introduction of new degree programs in law, political science, data science and artificial intelligence, the launch of Italy’s first MBA (1974), the creation of the CEMS alliance (1988),[7] and the completion of the new urban campus designed by SANAA in 2019.[8]

Campus

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The university's first building opened in 1902 on Via Statuto, near the Pinacoteca di Brera. Today, the campus is located beside Parco Ravizza, between Via Sarfatti and Viale Bligny, and comprises multiple buildings near Porta Ticinese and the Basilica of Sant'Eustorgio:

  • Sarfatti Building (1936), designed by Giuseppe Pagano, is the oldest building on campus. It houses classrooms, the aula magna, administrative offices, and a restaurant. Its entrance is flanked by two lion statues, which have become the subject of university myths.
  • Pensionato Building (1956), by Giovanni Muzio, contains dormitories (350 rooms), a canteen, large halls, and faculty offices. Its floors are shaped like a symmetrical "L", said to represent laude.
  • SDA Bocconi Building (1985, expanded 2001) accommodates the SDA Bocconi School of Management and includes the EGEA bookstore. A football pitch lies between this and the Pensionato Building.
  • Leonardo del Vecchio Building (Velodromo) (2001), designed by Ignazio Gardella, is ellipsoid in shape and contains classrooms for up to 150 students each. It features a geothermal heat pump system. A statue of Ferdinando Bocconi stands in the foyer.[9]
  • Library Building (1962), also by Giovanni Muzio, stands in Piazza Sraffa alongside the campus chapel (San Ferdinando) and other smaller facilities.
  • Röntgen Building (2007), designed by Grafton Architects, won World Building of the Year at the 2008 World Architecture Festival in Barcelona.[10] It houses the university's departments and research centers, as well as a new aula magna, seminar rooms, and exhibition areas.[11] Its designers, Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, received the 2020 Pritzker Architecture Prize.[12]

Several other administrative and research offices are located near Parco Ravizza and Viale Isonzo.

Dormitories

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Bocconi provides approximately 1,800 dormitory places for students. Residences include Bocconi, Javotte, Dubini, Spadolini, Isonzo, Bligny, and Castiglioni (opened in 2018).

  • Full view on the ellipsoid Velodromo building, as seen from EGEA
    Full view on the ellipsoid Velodromo building, as seen from EGEA
  • Entrance to the Velodromo and new building in background
    Entrance to the Velodromo and new building in background
  • The Dubini Residence (Residenza E. Dubini) of Bocconi University
    The Dubini Residence (Residenza E. Dubini) of Bocconi University

Academics

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Undergraduate School

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The Bocconi Undergraduate School offers twelve Bachelor of Science programs in English and/or Italian:

  • Economia Aziendale e Management (CLEAM)
  • Economia e Management per Arte, Cultura e Comunicazione (CLEACC)
  • Economic and Social Sciences (BESS)
  • Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and Communication (CLEACC)
  • Economics, Management and Computer Science (BEMACS)
  • International Economics and Finance (BIEF)
  • International Economics and Management (BIEM)
  • International Politics and Government (BIG)
  • International Politics and Government (BIG) (joint with HEC Paris)
  • Mathematical and Computing Sciences for Artificial Intelligence (BAI)
  • World Bachelor in Business (WBB) (joint with the Marshall School of Business-University of Southern California and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)

The university offers double degree programs with Peking University and HEC Paris, and exchange programs with 290 CEMS partner institutions in 55 countries.

Graduate School

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The Bocconi Graduate School offers 14 Master of Science (MSc) programs taught in English, 1 specialized master in English, and 1 in Italian. Bocconi's MSc in Finance was among the first six programs worldwide to partner with the CFA Institute and the first in continental Europe.[13] Its MSc in Management and International Management includes participation in the CEMS Master in International Management, of which Bocconi is a founding member.

MSc programs include: Accounting and Financial Management; Artificial Intelligence; Cyber Risk Strategy and Governance; Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in Health Sciences; Data Science and Business Analytics; Economic and Social Sciences; Economics and Management in Arts, Culture, Media and Entertainment; Economics and Management of Government and International Organizations; Finance; Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship; International Management; Marketing Management; Politics and Policy Analysis; Transformative Sustainability.

Specialized masters include: Marketing e Comunicazione (MiMeC); Quantitative Finance and Risk Management (MAFINRISK).

Double degree programs exist with CEMS partner universities, ESSEC Business School, Fudan University, and Sciences Po.

School of Law

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Main article: Bocconi University School of Law

Established in 2006, the Bocconi School of Law consolidated the university's tradition in legal studies under the "A. Sraffa" Institute for Comparative Law. It offers law courses in Italian and English and a summer academy (with the University of Trento and Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies).

Programs include:

  • Giurisprudenza
  • Bachelor in Global Law (BGL)
  • Master of Arts in Global Law for Organizations, Business Enterprises and Institutions (GLOBE)

Specialized masters include: LLM in European Business and Social Law; LLM in Global Tax and Law Governance; LLM in Law of Technology and Automated Systems.

The School of Law also offers a number of double degree programs and exchange programs with 290 partner institutions worldwide.

PhD School

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The Bocconi PhD School offers doctoral programs in:

  • Economics and Finance (4 years)
  • Business Administration and Management (4 years)
  • Statistics and Computer Science (4 years)
  • Social and Political Science (4 years)
  • Mathematics and Applications (4 years)
  • Legal Studies (3 years)

SDA Bocconi

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Main article: SDA Bocconi School of Management
View of the new SDA Bocconi campus in Milan. On the foreground, a green area can be seen. In the background, two white-cladded, circular-shaped buildings can be seen.
The new SDA Bocconi campus in Milan

The SDA Bocconi School of Management, founded in 1971, offers MBA programs, executive education, professional certifications, and a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA).[14] It holds triple accreditation (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA) and publishes Economia & Management, an Italian management review. The school also offers specialized MSc programs in areas such as corporate finance, real estate management, food and beverage, fashion, design, and sports management.

Research and endowment

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In 2006, Bocconi's research funding came primarily from the university itself (€1.5 million), the European Union (€1.4 million), the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (€300,000), and external sources (€11 million).[15] In 2011, the European Research Council awarded €5 million to five social sciences and humanities projects led by Bocconi professors.[16]

Bocconi is a member of the Offshoring Research Network, which studies the international relocation of business processes and services.

Departments

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Bocconi has departments in: Accounting; Economics; Finance; Management and Technology; Marketing; Decision Sciences; Legal Studies; Policy Analysis and Public Management; and Computing Sciences.

Permanent research centers include the Paolo Baffi Centre, CERGAS (healthcare management), CERTeT (regional economics, transport, and tourism), CReSV (sustainability), CRIOS (innovation and strategy), Dondena Centre (social dynamics and policy), IEFE (energy and environment), IGIER (economic research, jointly with NBER and CEPR), and others.

International rankings

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Institute Subject 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
QS World University Rankings Social Sciences and Management 12th[17] 16th[18] 16th[19] 10th[20] 10th 16th[21] 16th[22] 11th[23] 17th[24] 22nd[25]
Social Policy and Administration 46th[17] 38th[17]
Arts and Humanities 451st-500th[17] 401st-450th[17]
Law and Legal Studies =71st[17] =57th[17]
Politics 71st[17] 51st-100th[17]
Marketing 7th[17] 7th[17] 8th[17]
Hospitality and Leisure Management 51st-100th[17] 51st-100th[17]
Statistics and Operational Research 101st-150th[17] 51st-100th[17]
Development Studies 101st-150th[17]
Computer Science and Information Systems 301st-350th[17] 351st-400th[17] 401st-450th[17] 351st-400th[17]
Mathematics 451-500th[17] 401st-450th[17]
Finance Masters 11th[26] 10th[27] 10th[28] 10th[29] 11th[22] 8th[30]
Management Masters 13th 11th[31] 9th[32] 11th[22] 11th[33]
Accounting & Finance 19th[17] 17th 17th[34] 16th 17th[35] 18th[22] 29th[36] 33rd[37] 27th[38]
Business & Management Studies 10th[17] 9th[39] 7th[40] 6th[41] 7th[42] 7th[43] 8th[22] 10th[44] 11th[45] 10th[46]
Economics & Econometrics 17th[17] 16th 16th[47] 16th[48] 18th[49] 16th[50] 16th[22] 16th[51] 16th[52] 17th[53]
Global MBA 20th 22nd[54] 23rd[55] 10th[56] 22nd[57]
Global EMBA 16th[58] 19th[59]
Financial Times Global MBA 4th 3rd[60] 6th[61] 13th[62] 12th[63] 31st[64] 29th[65] 22nd[66] 25th[67]
European Business Schools 6th[68] 5th[69]
Executive Education (customized) 3rd 5th[68] 9th[70] 4th[71] 7th[72] 4th 6th
Executive Education (open) 12th 9th[68] 14th[73] 23rd[74] 28th[75] 33rd 39th
Master in Finance (pre-experience) 19th 18th[76] 13th[77] 8th[78] 7th[79] 9th[80]
Master in Management 13th 11th[81] 8th[82] 10th[83] 6th[84] 10th[85] 11th[86]
Bloomberg European B-Schools ranking 1st[87] 3rd[87] 1st[88] 5th[89] 3rd[90] 5th[91] 5th[92]
ARWU Economics 32nd[93] 32nd[94] 27th[95] 31st[96] 40th[97]
Finance 47th 51–75[98] 34th[99] 36th[100] 50th[101]
Management 29th[93] 25th[102] 30th[103] 34th 41st[104]
Times Higher Education Business and Economics 27th[105]
US News Best Global Universities for Economics and Business 24th[106] 27th[107]
Forbes The Best International MBAs: One-Year Programs 4th[58] 5th[108]
The Economist MBA 6th 13th 24th[109] 28th 38th

Student life

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Student publications

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Student-run publications include:

  • Tra i Leoni, a campus magazine.
  • Bocconi School of Law Student-Edited Papers, the official law journal.[110]
  • IS@B News, run by the International Student Association.
  • Be OBjective Magazine, a bimonthly magazine on arts and culture.

Superstitions

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A superstition holds that students who pass between the lion statues at the Sarfatti Building entrance will not graduate: "Chi passa tra i Leoni non si laurea alla Bocconi."[111]

From above, the main campus buildings form "30L" (30 cum laude), the highest possible exam grade: the Roentgen Building forms the "3", the Velodromo the "0", and the main building two "L"s.[112]

Notable people

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See also the categories Bocconi University alumni and Academic staff of Bocconi University

Alumni

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Other

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Alumnus of the Year

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Since 2011, Bocconi's Alumni Association has awarded Alumnus of the Year to graduates exemplifying the values of professionalism, entrepreneurship, integrity, responsibility, and openness. It replaced the Bocconian of the Year (since 1988) and Master of Masters (since 2007). Past recipients include Fabrizio Saccomanni, Emma Bonino, Vittorio Colao, Nouriel Roubini, Luca de Meo, Francesca Bellettini, and Giuseppe Sala, among others.[119][120]

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