It is the most coveted award, a goal to which every young chef aspires throughout their career. This recognition also takes responsibility and considers managerial aspects at the risk of failure, as Giada Di Stefano explains in this article
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Will decisive steps forward in the fight against climate change be made under the Emirati sun, or will it be just a transitional stage? We asked Professors Valentina Bosetti, Edoardo Croci and Stefano Pogutz, along with alumni Pietro Bertazzi, Cristiano Rizzi and Ragy Saro. What is certain, though, is that there will be many reasons for discussion in Dubai – from the Loss and Damage Fund to the Global Stocktake process
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The Argentine Presidentelect announces drastic changes for the economy and international relations in order to pull the country out of crisis. Will he, however, have the political strength to do so? We discuss the topic in this interview with Antonella Mori
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Paola Profeta, Dean for Diversity, Inclusion and Sustainability at Bocconi University, explains the measures put in place to make everyone feel part of the same community – the Bocconi community. Belonging without discrimination. In this piece, she also touches on Inclusion Week
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The project of European unification and common fiscal rules, the Single Market, the role of the Council of Heads of State and Government, the environmental question, the hypothesis of EU enlargement: Sylvie Goulard and Mario Monti take stock of these three decades to reflect on the future of the EU, on the occasion of the anniversary of the entry into force of the Maastricht Treaty
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When it comes to financial literacy, we rank among the bottom in the world. Yet in recent times many awareness and education initiatives have been launched on the subject. The task of the EduFin Committee, led by Donato Masciandaro, is to boost it
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Today the University opened the 20232024 Academic Year in the presence of the WTO DirectorGeneral, Ngozi OkonjoIweala, introduced by President Andrea Sironi. Facing global challenges and training new talent, students and researchers: this is the mission the University is taking on with inclusion and sustainability as its objectives. Only by doing so, says Rector Francesco Billari, can we change the lives of people and the world.
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An economic historian and labor economist, Goldin was the first woman Professor of Economics at Harvard. Paola Profeta discusses the importance of her studies
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A program full of meetings and experiences and a guide with 18 tips from the Deans and students of the three Bocconi schools, dedicated to the 6,000 students, including freshmen and incoming exchange students, who are starting their new university life these days
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More efficiency in managing (increasingly scarce) resources and greater ability to reduce climatealtering carbon emissions: the sustainable future passes from here and primarily by acting on construction, mobility and agrifood. This is the strategic direction indicated by the EU and Italy must be at the forefront
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Summer, leisure, fun and good reads – including those recommended by the nine Heads of Department. By mixing personal interests and research fields, they have created a true library, including both fiction and non fiction
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The scenario of international relations is increasingly characterized by a return to great power politics and rivalry which are undermining global cooperation. For this reason, the commitment to multilateralism and international cooperation must be central for universities. Because today working in diplomacy has a greater impact on the lives of all of us, as Bocconi alumni and alumnae who are diplomats remind us
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Entrance fees have increased for reasons we could not foresee, but the real problem is that we need a reorganization that brings services closer to the needs of visitors. Because the Italian heritage, even outside the most famous museums, has no equal in the world – as Andrea Rurale explains in this interview
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