Business Administration
The backbone of Bocconi's management education, taught in Italian: a 360° foundation for future managers, entrepreneurs and consultants.
Overview
What it's about
The backbone of Bocconi's management education, taught in Italian. It provides all the analytical and practical tools to understand how companies work at 360 degrees. From accounting to marketing, from corporate finance to competitive strategy, it prepares future managers, entrepreneurs and consultants able to lead complex projects and optimise corporate resources in a global market.
Curriculum
Subjects, year by year
- 01Business administration
- 02General mathematics
- 03Microeconomics
- 04Private law
- 05Computer science & coding
- 06English
Real Outcomes
The most common paths after graduation
Concrete destinations for ECO. AZ. graduates, based on Bocconi employment reports and typical alumni paths.
- 1Consulting (Big Four advisory, Italian boutiques)
- 2Audit (Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG)
- 3Corporate banking and commercial roles in banks
- 4Bocconi master in Management, Marketing or Finance
Career Paths
Where it takes you
Typical roles
- Junior consultant
- Auditor
- Assistant brand manager
- Controller (cost/budget analysis)
Sectors
- Consulting
- Audit
- Industrial firms
- Commercial banking
Sample employers
- Deloitte
- PwC
- EY
- KPMG
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- Unicredit
Ideal Profile
Who it's for
Traits
- Versatile
- Concrete
- Organised
Strengths
- Italian & writing
- Basic maths
- Teamwork
Interests
- How a company works
- Management & organisation
- Italian job market
Difficulty & Style
The program profile
Each axis is rated 1 to 5 and shows how strong that aspect is in the program. Use it to compare programs at a glance.
- Quantitative2.5/5
- Theoretical2/5
- International2/5
- Creative2/5
- Hands-on5/5
Scale 1–10. Estimated range (non-official) based on application/seats ratio, average admission test score, number of seats (~850/year) and program prestige. 10 = extremely selective (e.g. BAI, WBB).
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