ITALIE

Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi
UNIVERSITA' BOCCONI
Via Sarfatti, 25 – 20136 Milano centralino
+39 02 5836.1

Master CEMS - Community of European Management School

Bocconi University, together with ESADE, HEC and Universität zu Köln, is one of the founding member of the Community of European Management Schools and its membership in the CEMS is an important part of the  Student Exchange Program. In fact, Bocconi University hosts every year almost 70 CEMS Exchange Students plus nearly 70 students participating in the Program of International Management (PIM) which contributes to the creation of an  international environment. Con lo sviluppo di un mercato unico Europeo e con la crescente competitività del mondo del commercio internazionale, c'è urgente bisogno di manager capaci di comprendere ed adattarsi a culture diverse, capaci di lavorare in più lingue e coscienti delle diverse modalità operative esistenti in Europa e nel mondo. La CEMS (Community of European Management Schools) è stata creata nel dicembre 1988 per rispondere a questo bisogno di "Manager Europei" e raggruppa oggi 16 Università Europee, leader nell'insegnamento del management, e di circa 50 Corporate Partners. Con l'introduzione di un diploma comune europeo di Management (il Master CEMS) che agisce da catalizzatore  nell'integrazione delle istituzioni e nel potenziamento di una dimensione europea dei programmi, la CEMS si  pone come modello per l'educazione manageriale in Europa Barbara Alemanni Advisor CEMS students Phone: 0039-02-58362331 Fax: 0039-02-58362307

Master of Business Administration

The MBA Programme is like a journey that proceeds by stages from discovery to discovery. As participants  gain new knowledge it enriches and integrates what they already know in an exciting process of individual and professional growth. The course extends over 16 months (from September to December of the following year) • 10 months dedicated to classroom activity in two separate language sections (Italian, English or both) with a common curriculum: Pillars, Functional Management and General Management; • 6 months dedicated to individual Itineraries, elective routes chosen by the participants - with help from the  faculty -based on an analysis of their aptitudes and results achieved in the first stage of the MBA. In this  module both Italian and English are used without distinction in all three sections. At the end of their journey, participants will find that the horizon of their opportunities to assume important  roles in the international business world has become surprisingly broad. A global manager must be flexible and responsible, open and impelling, creative and charismatic. He or she  must know how to work with method, to elaborate global vision, to devise strategies and to take risks. The MBA Programme is structured to develop these characteristics through a considerable dose of classroom teaching. Participants can thus assimilate, together with the notions and values on which management is  founded, also the capacity to relate correctly and effectively with colleagues and teachers in a professional  context. The MBA is characterized also by the continuous exchange of ideas between teachers and students. Exchange through case discussions, computer simulations, the elaboration of interfunctional projects and in-company projects all trigger an active learning process. The habit of interacting with teachers, professionals and organizations guarantees that participants develop  the open-mindedness indispensable for dealing effectively with the world of business. SDA Bocconi - Masters Division - UCI MBA Programme Via Balilla 16/18 - 20136 Milano Italy Tel. ++39.02 5836-3125-3287-3281-3298 Fax. ++39.02 5836-3275 email: mba@sda.uni-bocconi.it

ROMA

Università LUISS Guido Carli,
Via Pola, 12 - 00198 Roma - Italy Tel. +39 06 85225328 Fax +39 06 8413998
E-mail: mba@luiss.it

MASTER IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Il programma è finalizzato a sviluppare una cultura manageriale in un’ottica di integrazione, con un orientamento generale ed una prospettiva internazionale, senza trascurare gli opportuni approfondimenti specialistici. L’articolazione ed i contenuti del programma, la docenza ed i metodi didattici utilizzati tendono a rispondere alle esigenze emergenti in tema di professionalità del management, sia delle imprese sia delle aziende di servizi di pubblica utilità. La tendenza alla globalizzazione delle esigenze di professionalità, che emerge dagli scenari strategici pertinenti  delle imprese e delle aziende dei servizi, costituisce il punto di riferimento del programma Master della Luiss  Guido Carli. Viene, quindi, focalizzata la prospettiva di sviluppo del business, con i necessari approfondimenti funzionali. I metodi didattici utilizzati (seminari, role playing, casi, simulazioni, testimonianze, project work, ecc.), oltre ad incidere sulle conoscenze professionali, tendono a soddisfare alcune specifiche esigenze di professionalità del management privato e pubblico, quali: la capacità di soluzione dei problemi e la creatività, le capacità di comunicazione, motivazione e negoziazione, le capacità decisionali e di integrazione e le capacità di  apprendimento dall’esperienza. Il corso, della durata di 16 mesi, avrà inizio il 2 novembre 1999. Il piano di studi è costituito da 11 insegnamenti istituzionali, della durata di 60 ore, articolati in moduli di 30, e  da almeno 4 aree elettive, della durata di 30 ore. Gli insegnamenti istituzionali ed elettivi sono integrati da esercitazioni, lavori di gruppo, seminari e conferenze  per un totale di circa 1.200 ore di attività di aula. E’ prevista, inoltre, la partecipazione a progetti funzionali e di sviluppo di business presso imprese o istituzioni gestionalmente avanzate. Gli insegnamenti fondamentali riguardano le seguenti aree didattiche: • Amministrazione e controllo • Credito ed economia degli intermediari finanziari • Economia e politica industriale • Finanza aziendale • Sistemi di produzione ed innovazione tecnologica • Sistemi informativi • Metodi quantitativi per il management • Comportamento organizzativo • Marketing • Strategie • Diritto dell’impresa e legislazione fiscale • Economia dei mercati monetari e finanziari

SIENA

University of Siena
Address: University of Siena, Faculty of Economics and Banking, Department of
Political Economics, Piazza San Francesco 17, 53100, Siena.
Prof. Gaetano Marenco, phone: 39 81 5972328,
Prof. Francesco de Stefano;
Phone: 39 81 5972339, fax: 39 81 7755143.
Address: Via Università 96, Portici (Naples)

European Masters in Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness

University of Siena in cooperation with the Centro di Specializzazione e Ricerche Economico-Agrarie per il Mezzogiorno (C.S.R.E.A.M.), Portici-Napoli. European Masters postgraduate courses are held in Portici (Naples) at the C.S.R.E.A.M. (Centre of  Specialization and Research in Agricultural Economics for Southern Italy). Here, courses are taught in Italian.  The Department of Political Economy of the University of Siena will organize each academic year a two-week  summer school (2 credits) on European Agro-Food Policy at the Certosa di Pontignano. This course will start in  1996 and is taught in English. This summer school provides students with a synoptical analysis and appraisal of  current agricultural policy problems facing the European Union and other European countries. At the end of the  course the participants have to do a written exam. The weekend in between students and staff will visit farms,  cooperatives and food-processing firms in Tuscany. This is an excellent opportunity for European Masters  students from all participating institutions to meet and to exchange ideas. If desired and approved of by the  respective institutions it may be included in a student's European Masters programme. Advanced courses in economics (taught in Italian or English) are offered in the PhD programme, with  contributions from the Universities of Siena, Florence and Pisa, coordinated by Prof. Frank Hahn. Content and  material of these courses are available on request. The course may be included in a European Masters  programme after approval by the respective institutions. The credit value of each course is yet to be determined. Siena is a city with approximately 61,000 inhabitants situated in hilly countryside in the heart of Tuscany. The  city was founded by Etruscans, but it reached the zenith of its power between the 13th and 16th century, when it became an artistic and economic centre of great international importance. The University of Siena celebrated its  750th anniversary in the academic year 1990/91. At present the University of Siena consists of nine faculties.  The total number of students is approximately 12,000, 4,000 of whom come from Siena and the surrounding  districts; the others from other areas of Italy or abroad. The C.S.R.E.A.M. is a relatively young institution: it was established in 1959 as a joint venture of the University  of Naples and the Cassa per il Mezzogiorno (a government agency responsible for the enactment of the  development policy in Southern Italy), aiming at cooperating through higher specialized education and scientific research. Since 1984 the 'Centro' has been an autonomous public research institute subsidized by the Ministry  of Agriculture, Food and Forest Resources. Thanks to a special agreement with the University of Naples  "Frederico II" it operates within the University College of Agriculture in Portici, in cooperation with the  Department of Agricultural Economics and Policy. Portici is a medium-sized town about 15 km south of Naples. The main activities of the centre are research and postgraduate education in agricultural economics and policy. Research activity, which is mainly applied research in nature, covers also themes and issues of general  development economics and of statistical methodology and it is often conducted in cooperation with other Italian  and European institutions. At present, the main educational activity is the Masters programme in Agricultural  Economics and Policy, to which a limited number (10-15) of graduate students is admitted. Furthermore, a  number of seminars and conferences on special topics are offered. Each student is offered an individual work place and general services(phone, fax, use of photocopier etc.) (within limits). His (her) daily presence is also appreciated outside the regular curricular activities. The same provisions apply to foreign candidates of the European Masters Certificate.