SDA Bocconi on the European Podium of The Economist
A big leap forward for the SDA Bocconi School of Management which has climbed 11 places, passing ahead of schools of the calibre of MIT, Yale and INSEAD, and placed 13th in the world in the ranking of the best MBA programs published today by The Economist. This result has also allowed the school's full-time MBA, the only Italian present, to step onto the podium of the best European programs, earning 3rd place.
The ranking is based 56% on data supplied by schools and 44% on evaluations provided by current students and recent graduates. The criteria analyzed cover four main categories: new career opportunity openings, personal development and the educational experience, salary increase after the MBA and the potential for networking.
"Rankings symbolically represent the harvest after a long and tiring work of sowing and caring for our educational programs, such as the MBA," comments Beppe Soda, Dean of the School of Management. "These results are not random, but the result of a daily commitment to nurture the educational experiences of our students with our passion for knowledge, creativity and scientific rigor, plurality and internationality. We are proud to represent Italy in the highest positions in a very difficult and competitive global context."
"The decision to do an MBA," adds Francesco Daveri, Program Director, "is a very important investment for our participants. We are happy that it proves to be a turning point in their professional and personal lives."
SDA Bocconi has confirmed itself once again as the only Italian school present in all the most important international rankings.