Business Education at the University of Bologna
MBA Food and Wine
Becoming a Leader
1)Are you passionate about the gastronomy & enology industry?
2)Do you have a university degree?
3)Do you have previous professional work experience?
4)Are you fluent in English?
5)Are you ready for a challenging year in a multi-cultural environment?
If so, you are the right candidate to apply for this MBA, and become a business leader.
Presentation
The Food and Wine industries all over the world need new, smart, outstanding managers to leverage on all the opportunities in the global market. Italy has developed a specific knowledge in this field, drawing upon its rich tradition and successful practices, also thanks to the top quality of its local products.
The Food and Wine concentration is focused on the exclusive knowledge of the most successful Italian enterprises in the gastronomy and enology sector. At the University of Bologna we develop talented managers to lead the food and wine industry.
The MBA Food and Wine is an intensive 12-month international program taught entirely in English. Participants will be able to import the "Cucina Italiana" brand all over the world, running horeca, managing food processing companies, trading Italian food worldwide.
Program Structure:
Food and Wine is a concentration of the Master of Business Administration of Alma Graduate School, the business school of the University of Bologna. The program is a challenging, intensive 12-month full-time international program taught entirely in English.
The curriculum of the MBA Food and Wine is divided in two main parts: General Management (core courses) and a Food and Wine concentration, designed to provide an opportunity for specialization and in-depth focus on the gastronomy and enology sector.
General Management courses:
Program Structure
Food and Wine is a concentration of the Master of Business Administration of Alma Graduate School, the business school of the University of Bologna. The program is a challenging, intensive 12-month full-time international program taught entirely in English.
The curriculum of the MBA Food and Wine is divided in two main parts: General Management (core courses) and a Food and Wine concentration, designed to provide an opportunity for specialization and in-depth focus on the gastronomy and enology sector.
General Management courses:
Program Structure
Food and Wine is a concentration of the Master of Business Administration of Alma Graduate School, the business school of the University of Bologna. The program is a challenging, intensive 12-month full-time international program taught entirely in English.
The curriculum of the MBA Food and Wine is divided in two main parts: General Management (core courses) and a Food and Wine concentration, designed to provide an opportunity for specialization and in-depth focus on the gastronomy and enology sector.
General Management courses:
Internship & Carrer
Creating employability is one of the primary goals of the MBA Food and Wine program. Therefore, interaction between theory and practice is an essential part of the curriculum: master lectures, testimonials, analysis of business cases, and incompany visits will take place throughout the year and will go side by side the core academic courses.
The program also includes a 500-hour internship scheduled in the last period of the program (June - September 2013). Internships will take place at some of the leading companies of the gastronomy and enology sector. The internship represents an opportunity for MBA participants to analyze real company problems, develop strategies, and elaborate action plans together with upper level managers.
Alma's partners have been involved in our academic activities over the years in many different ways: participating in project works, master lectures, and testimonials, offering scholarships, hosting our student internships, or employing our alumni.
Alberta Ferretti Group - Allianz - Banca Findomestic - Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena - Banca Popolare - Emilia Romagna - Basf - Bonfiglioli Riduttori - Bosch - Brevini Fluid Power - BST - Banking Solutions & Technologies - Bvm Les Copains - Candy - Chloride - Cir Food - Conserve Italia - Coop Italia - Coop Ceramica Imola - Credito Emiliano - Crif - Dallara - Datalogic Group - Ducati Motor Holding - Eataly - Electrolux - Enel - Eni - Ernst & Young - Ferragamo - Ferrarelle - Ferrari - Fiat - Furla - GE-Nuovo Pignone - General Motors - Granarolo - Gruppo Ima - Gruppo Maccaferri - Gruppo Max Mara - Gruppo Sacmi - Gruppo UBI Banca - Guala Closures - Gucci - Indesit - Iveco - Kpmg - La Perla - Lamborghini - Limoni - Liu Jo - Lombardini - Magneti Marelli - Mandarina Duck - Maserati - Nike - Otis Group - Piaggio & C - Piquadro - Pirelli - Powertrain Europe - PricewaterhouseCoopers - Regenesi - Saeco - Scm Group - Sergio Rossi - Sigma - Technogym - Telecom - Tetra Pak - Toyota - Trevi Group - Unicredit Group - Valsoia - Vicini Zanotti - Yoox
Our Career Development Department will help participants pursue their own career goals, and will support them in the job seeking process
Scholar ship & Financial Aid
Every year Alma Graduate School offers numerous full and partials scholarships for participants of the MBA. Scholarships range from 10,000 euro to 27,000 euro. All applicants are eligible to apply regardless of their nationality. Scholarships are merit-based (both academic as well as professional merit) and cover tuition costs only.
Honour
Also, thanks to an agreement between Alma Graduate School and UniCredit, MBA participants are also eligible to apply for a long-term and low-interest (no collateral required) honor loan. Loans will cover the full amount of the tuition fee or the portion of it that is not covered by the scholarship. In addition, all students can benefit from an additional 10,000 euro loan, designed to help them cover their living expenses in Bologna during the academic year.
Work Study Program
Need more information?
Contact us at internationalmba@almaweb.unibo.it
Faculty
Faculty members at Alma Graduate School work together offering outstanding teaching standards. An international and interdisciplinary approach is guaranteed by a joint team of distinguished national scholars, visiting professors, and high level managers.
Student life
Since 1088, people have come from all around the world to study in Bologna: a strategic crossroads in Europe, where science, technology and entrepreneurship meet values, culture and lifestyle. At Alma Graduate School we blend our academic knowledge with the managerial experience and practice of the most innovative and successful companies.
Students join an international community of alumni, executives and professors. One year in our business school is an unforgettable experience and the beginning of a lifelong membership in a powerful professional network.
Alma Graduate School is located in Villa Guastavillani, a XVI century residence at the foothills of Bologna, less than ten minutes from the city centre, where history, tradition and technology live side by side in a framework of natural beauty. The school provides on-campus facilities for students, faculty and staff: reading rooms, computer labs, the Aula Magna, multimedia and conference rooms, not to mention the restaurant and gym.
Alma Graduate School's state of the art computer labs and technological equipments are always available to students, as well as Alma's protected wireless network, which fully covers Villa Guastavillani and its premises. A shuttle bus connects the school with major bus stations in downtown Bologna in less than 10 minutes. Public parking is available on campus as well.
Bologna - only one hour away from Florence, two hours from Venice, Milan and Rome - is a city well known for its ancient university, its medieval towers, rich cultural and social life, a strong tradition of hospitality towards students, its well-preserved city centre and its cuisine. Almost 100,000 university students live in Bologna and this makes of Bologna the most famous and most lively university town in Italy.
Are you a new student? Alma Graduate School helps MBA students fulfilling immigration requirements, finding accommodation and adjusting to the new environment. Useful info:
Accommodation websites:
http://bologna.bakeca.it
http://www.2torri.it/Case/searchOfferta.cfm
http://bologna.it.craigslist.it
http://www.kijiji.it
http://www.easystanza.it
http://www.postoletto.com
http://www.affittistudenti.it
http://www.bolognacasa.net
http://www.cybercasa.com
http://www.rentxpress.com/bologne-apartments/globe.phtml?currlang=EN
Average monthly accommodation costs (utilities excluded, add approx. 50 Euros per month):
- Studio (private-to-private): 600 Euros (+)
- Apartment (real estate agency): 650 Euros (+)
- Single room (in a shared apartment, private-to-private): 400 - 600 Euros
- Shared room (in a shared apartment, private-to-private): 250 - 400 Euros
- University residence: 450 - 700 Euros (single) or 350 - 400 Euros (shared)
Average monthly living expenses (food, transportation and leisure): 300 Euros (+)
Events
MBA Lecture
The first in the third series of MBA Lectures organized by Alma and UniCredit will take place on 20 February. Guest speaker Francesco Starace, CEO of Enel Green Power.
February 15th, 2012
Career day 2012
On February 15, Alma will be at the Career Day organised by the University of Bologna, Italy's leading Careers Fair. Come and see us!
July 7th, 2011 - 6 pm
Alma Graduate School Open Day, Bologna, ItalyCome meet us at the School on Thursday, July 7th at 6 pm: program Directors and Alumni will be there for you to present and answer questions on the MBA concentrations! Starting from the 2011/2012 academic year participants will have the opportunity to choose from six different specializations:
- Brazil-Europe Business Relations
- Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods
- Food and Wine
- Global Industrial Enterprises
- Green Energy
- Retail in the Banking and Financial Industry
Make sure to book your place by filling the form here: http://www.almaweb.unibo.it/en//almags/eventi/richiesteFormPresentazione.plp?idEvento=42096June 6th, 2011
MBA Food and Wine at the Eataly Rooftop Garden, New York City, USA
The latest food and wine mecca in New York City hosted the launch of the very first MBA focused on the food and wine industry. The event featured the international Italian food personality and entrepreneur Lidia Bastianich, Oscar Farinetti, CEO and President of Eataly, Professor Fabio Parasecoli from the New School. Massimo Bergami, Dean of Alma Graduate School announced an extraordinary scholarship program sponsored by Ferrarelle.
June 7th, 2011
MBA Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods at the Byrant Park Hotel, New York City, USA
For the second time, after the presentation held at the STAFF USA showroom last year, Alma Graduate School introduced this unique MBA program to the American public. This time, Admissions Staff and MBA students of the class of 2011 were present at the event and answered questions on the program, life in Bologna and Italy. Panelists included also Alessandra Vecchi, Professor of Fashion Tradition and Products in the MBA program.
Need more information?
Contact us at internationalmba@almaweb.unibo.it
Apply
*Application form *MBA call
July 7th, 2011 - 6 pm
Alma Graduate School Open Day, Bologna, ItalyCome meet us at the School on Thursday, July 7th at 6 pm: program Directors and Alumni will be there for you to present and answer questions on the MBA concentrations! Starting from the 2011/2012 academic year participants will have the opportunity to choose from six different specializations:
- Brazil-Europe Business Relations
- Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods
- Food and Wine
- Global Industrial Enterprises
- Green Energy
- Retail in the Banking and Financial Industry
Make sure to book your place by filling the form here: http://www.almaweb.unibo.it/en//almags/eventi/richiesteFormPresentazione.plp?idEvento=42096June 6th, 2011
MBA Food and Wine at the Eataly Rooftop Garden, New York City, USA
The latest food and wine mecca in New York City hosted the launch of the very first MBA focused on the food and wine industry. The event featured the international Italian food personality and entrepreneur Lidia Bastianich, Oscar Farinetti, CEO and President of Eataly, Professor Fabio Parasecoli from the New School. Massimo Bergami, Dean of Alma Graduate School announced an extraordinary scholarship program sponsored by Ferrarelle.
June 7th, 2011
MBA Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods at the Byrant Park Hotel, New York City, USA
For the second time, after the presentation held at the STAFF USA showroom last year, Alma Graduate School introduced this unique MBA program to the American public. This time, Admissions Staff and MBA students of the class of 2011 were present at the event and answered questions on the program, life in Bologna and Italy. Panelists included also Alessandra Vecchi, Professor of Fashion Tradition and Products in the MBA program.
Need more information?
Contact us at internaionalmba@albaweb.unibo.it
MBA Food and Wine
Becoming a Leader
1)Are you passionate about the gastronomy & enology industry?
2)Do you have a university degree?
3)Do you have previous professional work experience?
4)Are you fluent in English?
5)Are you ready for a challenging year in a multi-cultural environment?
If so, you are the right candidate to apply for this MBA, and become a business leader.
Presentation
The Food and Wine industries all over the world need new, smart, outstanding managers to leverage on all the opportunities in the global market. Italy has developed a specific knowledge in this field, drawing upon its rich tradition and successful practices, also thanks to the top quality of its local products.
The Food and Wine concentration is focused on the exclusive knowledge of the most successful Italian enterprises in the gastronomy and enology sector. At the University of Bologna we develop talented managers to lead the food and wine industry.
The MBA Food and Wine is an intensive 12-month international program taught entirely in English. Participants will be able to import the "Cucina Italiana" brand all over the world, running horeca, managing food processing companies, trading Italian food worldwide.
Program Structure:
Food and Wine is a concentration of the Master of Business Administration of Alma Graduate School, the business school of the University of Bologna. The program is a challenging, intensive 12-month full-time international program taught entirely in English.
The curriculum of the MBA Food and Wine is divided in two main parts: General Management (core courses) and a Food and Wine concentration, designed to provide an opportunity for specialization and in-depth focus on the gastronomy and enology sector.
General Management courses:
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Strategy
- Financial and Managerial Accounting
- International Finance
- Leading People and Organizations
- Marketing Management
- Brand Communication and Reputation Management
- Cross-cultural Management
- Food and Wine Culture
- Food and Wine Distribution and Retail
- International Trade
- Management and Creativity in the Restaurant Industry
- Management of Agri-food Companies
- Sustainable Agriculture and Tourism
Program Structure
Food and Wine is a concentration of the Master of Business Administration of Alma Graduate School, the business school of the University of Bologna. The program is a challenging, intensive 12-month full-time international program taught entirely in English.
The curriculum of the MBA Food and Wine is divided in two main parts: General Management (core courses) and a Food and Wine concentration, designed to provide an opportunity for specialization and in-depth focus on the gastronomy and enology sector.
General Management courses:
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Strategy
- Financial and Managerial Accounting
- International Finance
- Leading People and Organizations
- Marketing Management
- Brand Communication and Reputation Management
- Cross-cultural Management
- Food and Wine Culture
- Food and Wine Distribution and Retail
- International Trade
- Management and Creativity in the Restaurant Industry
- Management of Agri-food Companies
- Sustainable Agriculture and Tourism
Program Structure
Food and Wine is a concentration of the Master of Business Administration of Alma Graduate School, the business school of the University of Bologna. The program is a challenging, intensive 12-month full-time international program taught entirely in English.
The curriculum of the MBA Food and Wine is divided in two main parts: General Management (core courses) and a Food and Wine concentration, designed to provide an opportunity for specialization and in-depth focus on the gastronomy and enology sector.
General Management courses:
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Strategy
- Financial and Managerial Accounting
- International Finance
- Leading People and Organizations
- Marketing Management
- Brand Communication and Reputation Management
- Cross-cultural Management
- Food and Wine Culture
- Food and Wine Distribution and Retail
- International Trade
- Management and Creativity in the Restaurant Industry
- Management of Agri-food Companies
- Sustainable Agriculture and Tourism
Internship & Carrer
Creating employability is one of the primary goals of the MBA Food and Wine program. Therefore, interaction between theory and practice is an essential part of the curriculum: master lectures, testimonials, analysis of business cases, and incompany visits will take place throughout the year and will go side by side the core academic courses.
The program also includes a 500-hour internship scheduled in the last period of the program (June - September 2013). Internships will take place at some of the leading companies of the gastronomy and enology sector. The internship represents an opportunity for MBA participants to analyze real company problems, develop strategies, and elaborate action plans together with upper level managers.
Alma's partners have been involved in our academic activities over the years in many different ways: participating in project works, master lectures, and testimonials, offering scholarships, hosting our student internships, or employing our alumni.
Alberta Ferretti Group - Allianz - Banca Findomestic - Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena - Banca Popolare - Emilia Romagna - Basf - Bonfiglioli Riduttori - Bosch - Brevini Fluid Power - BST - Banking Solutions & Technologies - Bvm Les Copains - Candy - Chloride - Cir Food - Conserve Italia - Coop Italia - Coop Ceramica Imola - Credito Emiliano - Crif - Dallara - Datalogic Group - Ducati Motor Holding - Eataly - Electrolux - Enel - Eni - Ernst & Young - Ferragamo - Ferrarelle - Ferrari - Fiat - Furla - GE-Nuovo Pignone - General Motors - Granarolo - Gruppo Ima - Gruppo Maccaferri - Gruppo Max Mara - Gruppo Sacmi - Gruppo UBI Banca - Guala Closures - Gucci - Indesit - Iveco - Kpmg - La Perla - Lamborghini - Limoni - Liu Jo - Lombardini - Magneti Marelli - Mandarina Duck - Maserati - Nike - Otis Group - Piaggio & C - Piquadro - Pirelli - Powertrain Europe - PricewaterhouseCoopers - Regenesi - Saeco - Scm Group - Sergio Rossi - Sigma - Technogym - Telecom - Tetra Pak - Toyota - Trevi Group - Unicredit Group - Valsoia - Vicini Zanotti - Yoox
Our Career Development Department will help participants pursue their own career goals, and will support them in the job seeking process
Scholar ship & Financial Aid
Every year Alma Graduate School offers numerous full and partials scholarships for participants of the MBA. Scholarships range from 10,000 euro to 27,000 euro. All applicants are eligible to apply regardless of their nationality. Scholarships are merit-based (both academic as well as professional merit) and cover tuition costs only.
Honour
Also, thanks to an agreement between Alma Graduate School and UniCredit, MBA participants are also eligible to apply for a long-term and low-interest (no collateral required) honor loan. Loans will cover the full amount of the tuition fee or the portion of it that is not covered by the scholarship. In addition, all students can benefit from an additional 10,000 euro loan, designed to help them cover their living expenses in Bologna during the academic year.
Work Study Program
The Alma Graduate School Work Study Program (WSP) gives a limited number of selected students the possibility of receiving extra financial aid in exchange for their collaboration on various school projects, examples of which may include research, consulting, and development activities. Projects are assigned based on a careful analysis of each student's background, characteristics, and experience.
Need more information?
Contact us at internationalmba@almaweb.unibo.it
Faculty
Faculty members at Alma Graduate School work together offering outstanding teaching standards. An international and interdisciplinary approach is guaranteed by a joint team of distinguished national scholars, visiting professors, and high level managers.
Adinolfi Felice
Professor of Economics, University of Bologna
Professor of Economics, University of Bologna
Bajo Emanuele
Professor of Corporate Finance, University of Bologna
Professor of Corporate Finance, University of Bologna
Bellettini Giorgio
Professor of International Finance, University of Bologna
Professor of International Finance, University of Bologna
Beneventi Sara
Global Brand Manager, Ray-Ban
Global Brand Manager, Ray-Ban
Bergami Massimo
Professor of Organizational Behavior, University of Bologna
Professor of Organizational Behavior, University of Bologna
Bigelli Marco
Professor of Corporate Finance, University of Bologna
Professor of Corporate Finance, University of Bologna
Bini Vittorio
Consultant, C.B. & Partners
Consultant, C.B. & Partners
Bonfiglioli Alessandro
Former Managing Director, Alessi
Former Managing Director, Alessi
Carosio DanielaInstitutional Relations Director, Gruppo ECPI
Cella Rosanna
Former Director of Leadership Development, Nokia
Former Director of Leadership Development, Nokia
Cervellati Enrico
Professor of Finance, University of Bologna
Professor of Finance, University of Bologna
D'Angeloantonio Fabio
Director of Retail Luxury and Sun Business and Chief Marketing Officer, Luxottica
Director of Retail Luxury and Sun Business and Chief Marketing Officer, Luxottica
De Fiore ValeriaBusiness Development Director-Hotels & spa, La Prairie
Della Casa RobertoOwner, Agroter and Reefer Logistics
Fadelli Celso
CEO, Intertrade Europe
CEO, Intertrade Europe
Fazio ValeriaCorporate Responsibility Programmes Manager, SCS Consulting
Ferriani SimoneProfessor of Economics and Management, University of Bologna
Festa Alberto
Managing Director, Bulgari Italia
Managing Director, Bulgari Italia
Fraticelli AlbertoMarketing & Communication Director, Lotto Sport Italia
Frederiksen LarsProfessor of Innovation Management, Aarhus University
Garud RaghuProfessor of Management & Organization, Penn State University
Gibson RobertSenior Consultant, Siemens
Giorgi NicolaGlobal Head House Brands, Gruppo Safilo
Girardone Claudia
Reader in Finance, Essex Business School, University of Essex
Reader in Finance, Essex Business School, University of Essex
Giusti NicolettaResearcher of Management, Università di Bologna
Hillier David
Professor of Finance, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Professor of Finance, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Lanzolla Gianvito
Professor of Strategy, Cass Business School, London
Professor of Strategy, Cass Business School, London
Lertola Simona
Customs Clearance Director, DHL Aviation Italy
Customs Clearance Director, DHL Aviation Italy
Marzocchi Gian Luca
Professor of Marketing, University of Bologna
Professor of Marketing, University of Bologna
Masini AndreaAssociate Professor of Operations & Technology Management, London Business School
Micheli PietroLecturer in Organizational Performance, Cranfield University School of Management
Montaguti Elisa
Professor of Marketing, University of Bologna
Professor of Marketing, University of Bologna
Murgia MaurizioProfessor of Corporate Finance, Libera Università di Bolzano
Palomba PaoloGeneral Manager, Altromercato
Parasecoli FabioCoordinator Food Studies, The New School, New York
Pastore Alessandro Executive Director, Camfridge
Pezzutto Paolo
Commecial Services Director Luxottica
Commecial Services Director Luxottica
Rajamani LavanyaProfessor of International Environmental Law, Centre for Policy Research of New Delhi
Ricotta Francesco
Professor of Marketing, Univesita' La Sapienza, Rome
Professor of Marketing, Univesita' La Sapienza, Rome
Roversi Monaco Maria Giulia
Professor of Law, University of Bologna
Professor of Law, University of Bologna
Silenzi StefanoMarketing Director, Satna Margherita Gruppo Vinicolo
Silvi Riccardo
Professor of Corporate Economics, University of Bologna
Professor of Corporate Economics, University of Bologna
Tanega Joseph
Lecturer of International Financial Law, University of Westminster, London
Lecturer of International Financial Law, University of Westminster, London
Torluccio Giuseppe
Professor of Banking, University of Bologna
Professor of Banking, University of Bologna
Vacchi Giovanni Battista
Sales and Marketing Director, CityLife
Sales and Marketing Director, CityLife
Vecchi Alessandra
Professor of Management, of London College of Fashion
Weinberg CarenResearcher, University of CambridgeProfessor of Management, of London College of Fashion
Student life
Since 1088, people have come from all around the world to study in Bologna: a strategic crossroads in Europe, where science, technology and entrepreneurship meet values, culture and lifestyle. At Alma Graduate School we blend our academic knowledge with the managerial experience and practice of the most innovative and successful companies.
Students join an international community of alumni, executives and professors. One year in our business school is an unforgettable experience and the beginning of a lifelong membership in a powerful professional network.
Alma Graduate School is located in Villa Guastavillani, a XVI century residence at the foothills of Bologna, less than ten minutes from the city centre, where history, tradition and technology live side by side in a framework of natural beauty. The school provides on-campus facilities for students, faculty and staff: reading rooms, computer labs, the Aula Magna, multimedia and conference rooms, not to mention the restaurant and gym.
Alma Graduate School's state of the art computer labs and technological equipments are always available to students, as well as Alma's protected wireless network, which fully covers Villa Guastavillani and its premises. A shuttle bus connects the school with major bus stations in downtown Bologna in less than 10 minutes. Public parking is available on campus as well.
Bologna - only one hour away from Florence, two hours from Venice, Milan and Rome - is a city well known for its ancient university, its medieval towers, rich cultural and social life, a strong tradition of hospitality towards students, its well-preserved city centre and its cuisine. Almost 100,000 university students live in Bologna and this makes of Bologna the most famous and most lively university town in Italy.
Are you a new student? Alma Graduate School helps MBA students fulfilling immigration requirements, finding accommodation and adjusting to the new environment. Useful info:
Accommodation websites:
http://bologna.bakeca.it
http://www.2torri.it/Case/searchOfferta.cfm
http://bologna.it.craigslist.it
http://www.kijiji.it
http://www.easystanza.it
http://www.postoletto.com
http://www.affittistudenti.it
http://www.bolognacasa.net
http://www.cybercasa.com
http://www.rentxpress.com/bologne-apartments/globe.phtml?currlang=EN
Average monthly accommodation costs (utilities excluded, add approx. 50 Euros per month):
- Studio (private-to-private): 600 Euros (+)
- Apartment (real estate agency): 650 Euros (+)
- Single room (in a shared apartment, private-to-private): 400 - 600 Euros
- Shared room (in a shared apartment, private-to-private): 250 - 400 Euros
- University residence: 450 - 700 Euros (single) or 350 - 400 Euros (shared)
Average monthly living expenses (food, transportation and leisure): 300 Euros (+)
Events
MBA Lecture
The first in the third series of MBA Lectures organized by Alma and UniCredit will take place on 20 February. Guest speaker Francesco Starace, CEO of Enel Green Power.
February 15th, 2012
Career day 2012
On February 15, Alma will be at the Career Day organised by the University of Bologna, Italy's leading Careers Fair. Come and see us!
July 7th, 2011 - 6 pm
Alma Graduate School Open Day, Bologna, ItalyCome meet us at the School on Thursday, July 7th at 6 pm: program Directors and Alumni will be there for you to present and answer questions on the MBA concentrations! Starting from the 2011/2012 academic year participants will have the opportunity to choose from six different specializations:
- Brazil-Europe Business Relations
- Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods
- Food and Wine
- Global Industrial Enterprises
- Green Energy
- Retail in the Banking and Financial Industry
Make sure to book your place by filling the form here: http://www.almaweb.unibo.it/en//almags/eventi/richiesteFormPresentazione.plp?idEvento=42096June 6th, 2011
MBA Food and Wine at the Eataly Rooftop Garden, New York City, USA
The latest food and wine mecca in New York City hosted the launch of the very first MBA focused on the food and wine industry. The event featured the international Italian food personality and entrepreneur Lidia Bastianich, Oscar Farinetti, CEO and President of Eataly, Professor Fabio Parasecoli from the New School. Massimo Bergami, Dean of Alma Graduate School announced an extraordinary scholarship program sponsored by Ferrarelle.
June 7th, 2011
MBA Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods at the Byrant Park Hotel, New York City, USA
For the second time, after the presentation held at the STAFF USA showroom last year, Alma Graduate School introduced this unique MBA program to the American public. This time, Admissions Staff and MBA students of the class of 2011 were present at the event and answered questions on the program, life in Bologna and Italy. Panelists included also Alessandra Vecchi, Professor of Fashion Tradition and Products in the MBA program.
Need more information?
Contact us at internationalmba@almaweb.unibo.it
Apply
*Application form *MBA call
July 7th, 2011 - 6 pm
Alma Graduate School Open Day, Bologna, ItalyCome meet us at the School on Thursday, July 7th at 6 pm: program Directors and Alumni will be there for you to present and answer questions on the MBA concentrations! Starting from the 2011/2012 academic year participants will have the opportunity to choose from six different specializations:
- Brazil-Europe Business Relations
- Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods
- Food and Wine
- Global Industrial Enterprises
- Green Energy
- Retail in the Banking and Financial Industry
Make sure to book your place by filling the form here: http://www.almaweb.unibo.it/en//almags/eventi/richiesteFormPresentazione.plp?idEvento=42096June 6th, 2011
MBA Food and Wine at the Eataly Rooftop Garden, New York City, USA
The latest food and wine mecca in New York City hosted the launch of the very first MBA focused on the food and wine industry. The event featured the international Italian food personality and entrepreneur Lidia Bastianich, Oscar Farinetti, CEO and President of Eataly, Professor Fabio Parasecoli from the New School. Massimo Bergami, Dean of Alma Graduate School announced an extraordinary scholarship program sponsored by Ferrarelle.
June 7th, 2011
MBA Design, Fashion and Luxury Goods at the Byrant Park Hotel, New York City, USA
For the second time, after the presentation held at the STAFF USA showroom last year, Alma Graduate School introduced this unique MBA program to the American public. This time, Admissions Staff and MBA students of the class of 2011 were present at the event and answered questions on the program, life in Bologna and Italy. Panelists included also Alessandra Vecchi, Professor of Fashion Tradition and Products in the MBA program.
Need more information?
Contact us at internaionalmba@albaweb.unibo.it
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