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The new dual degree from Università Bocconi and Central European University is the first European-American undergraduate program that innovatively combines the study of EU business practices and American management style, with the challenges of the emerging economies. The four years of study will take place in a living laboratory—in the midst of the old and new Europe, with professors, business professionals and fellow students from over two dozen countries. Students will develop diversity of thought, international management competencies and a truly global mindset. The program aims to prepare the future business leaders of Europe and the Asian economies to rise to the challenges of global development and integration.
The first 2 years of the program will be delivered at the Business School of Central European University in Budapest, Hungary, and the final 2 years at Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi in Milan, Italy. Upon completion of this program, students will receive an: Italian Degree (Laurea) in International Economics and Management (DIEM) from Bocconi, and an American Bachelor of Business Administration from CEU, a U.S.-accredited University.
Studying at Bocconi means living in Italy’s most cosmopolitan city, a European centre of design, fashion and media within easy reach of Switzerland, France and Austria. In addition to experiencing the wonders of Italy’s unrivalled cultural heritage, from Milan you can reach the Mediterranean or the Alps in just a few hours. Hungary is a strategic crossroad in Europe, pivotally located in the heart of the EU with the world’s economic superpowers to the west, and the economically developing nations to the south and east. Budapest’s mild continental climate, moderate cost of living, vibrant cultural life, and its myriad of open-air and indoor restaurants, bars and cafés makes it an exciting place to live.
For further information please visit the official website of Dual Degree in International Business: www.bocconiceu.org
Please feel free to contact us at +36 1 887 5151 or info@bocconiceu.org |
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