With the Alps, the Mediterranean, Rome, Florence, Venice, and Tuscany all within a three-hour drive, students at Milan’s SDA Bocconi School of Management will never be short of ideas for weekend excursions. More pertinently, the school also has a unique combination of world-class businesses nearby, being smack-bang in the middle of the Northern Italian industrial belt, in the heart of the country’s luxury goods industry cluster, and at the epicenter of its main financial hub. As one of the best-established schools in continental Europe – it was the first university in Italy to offer an economics degree and has been educating executives since 1971 – SDA Bocconi is by far the best-ranked business school in Italy and is unsurprisingly a big draw for locals. Around 25% of its intake comes from Italy, with another 20% from other European countries. But this is not a parochial MBA, as Asians account for 18% and North Americans for 16% of the rest. Typically, the MBA course has more than 30 nationalities.
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Accommodation: GOOD
Cost of Living: GOOD
Quality of Life: GOOD
Culture: GOOD
Adventure: EXCELLENT
Your Student Life: EXCELLENT
Diversity: FAIR
Peer Bonding: GOOD
Business: GOOD
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