Summer Schools: Bocconi Goes Online

Taking advantage of a long summer to also develop your interests or learn new things. From finance to fashion, from data science to marketing, this is the opportunity offered by Bocconi with its two summer schools that for the 2020 edition go online. Bocconi will in fact offer its online learning experience also for its two summer schools in English, for high school students and for undergraduate students. Two to three week experiences with a mix of lectures, interactive courses, teamwork on business cases, workshops and testimonials from managers and professionals, all within a community of students from all over the world.

"Summer is a great time to invest in yourself and enrich your CV," explains Stefano Caselli, Dean for international affairs. "With this in mind, our summer schools offer an opportunity to make the most of this period with a challenging experience, to get to know new areas of study or further one's knowledge. An experience that combines Bocconi's cutting-edge online education with its academic rigor and experience in conveying concrete skills".

Digital marketing, fashion management, entrepreneurship and international business are some of the seven courses, in English, offered by the Summer school for undergraduate students that will take place from June 29 to July 17. Participants will be able to choose one course from those offered, with flexible participation and study methods, and at the end of the course 6 credits will be awarded. Applications open until May 14. A webinar has been organized to present the program on May 4th at 3pm: this is the link to register and participate.

The Summer school for high school students, in English, will see participants choose two courses among the 12 offered - including economics, digital marketing, coding, fashion and luxury and international politics. From June 29 to July 10, an opportunity for students from all over the world to approach new areas of study and university life. Applications to be submitted by May 13.
For the webinar on this program, on May 5 at 3pm, register here.