CAMPUS | 25/11/2022

Two days of Commencement, on November 25 and 26

TODAY AND TOMORROW THE CEREMONIES FOR THE NEW BACHELOR GRADUATES. HERE THE LINK TO FOLLOW THE LIVESTREAM

On Friday 25 and Saturday 26 November, two days of commencement for the new graduates of Bocconi’s Bachelor programs. As always, it will be possible to follow the ceremonies for the various programs live on Bocconi's website.

This is the link (password is: Novembre 2022)

		Roentgen	Gobbi
FRI 25 NOV	9.00	CLEAM A-Cam	CLEF A - D'A
	10.30	CLEAM Can- Dea	CLEF Dav - Lob
	12.00	CLEAM Del - In	CLEF Lom - P
	13.45	CLEAM Io - M	CLEF R - Z
	15.15	CLEAM N - Sanf	CLEACC ITA A - L
	16.45	CLEAM Sang - Z	CLEACC ITA M - Z
		Roentgen	Gobbi
SAT 26 NOV	9.00	BIEM A- Mag	CLEACC ENG
	10.30	BIEM Mah - Z	BEMACS
	12.00	BESS + BIEF A-D	WBB
	13.45	BIEF F-Z	BIG

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