The general management core courses have the objective of taking a broader look, with professors and business managers, at the fundamental disciplines of management and of providing participants with a holistic view of the organisation and its processes.
This clear new structure, with a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, is divided into 4 Pillars and preceded by the PRE-PROGRAMME for strengthening and aligning students’ basic skills.
Business statistics and business ethics courses will be available before the start of the programme, to reinforce skills and your knowledge of the fundamental aspects of our school.
- Setting the stage
- Business & Industrial Economics
- Macroeconomics
- Organization Design
- Financial Accounting
- Management Accounting
- Corporate Finance
- Strategy
- People Management
- Marketing Management
- SCM & Purchasing Management
- Operations Management
- Financial Valuation
- Omni-Channel Marketing
- International Economics
- Innovation Leadership
- Innovation Strategy
- Project Management
- Business Planning
MANAGERIAL PATH
- Design thinking
- Corporate entrepreneurship
ENTREPRENEURIAL PATH
- Lean startup
- Entrepreneurial finance
At the end of the core courses in general management, you can choose your specialisations from various Elective courses, available both in Italian and English. The portfolio of electives has been radically revised, in order to incorporate the most innovative trends and the most leading-edge management issues.
Executive MBA elective courses are taught at the weekend: from Friday (10 am – 9 pm) to Saturday (9 am – 7 pm). To complete your Master, you must attend at least four elective courses of your choice. Here are some examples below:
- Risk Management & Operational Resilience
- Mergers & Acquisition
- Financial Risk Management
- Operations Improvement
- Corporate Restructuring
- Design Gym
- Intellectual property Management
- Circular Economy
- Self Empowerment
- Organizational Behaviour (advanced)
- Big Data & Analytics
- Industry 4.0
EMBA students can decide to further customize their learning path and obtain an Executive MBA with a specialization, such as Digital Tranformation, Innovation & Transformation, Sustainability & Risk Management, Leadership & Organizational Behaviour, Global Operations & International Business, Advanced Marketing Management.
For students who so wish, it will be possible to follow the optional additional Elective courses via streaming.
Elective Courses may vary as they accomodate the latest trends on business.
Alternatively or in addition to an Elective course, EMBA students may apply to the “Doing Business in” programme, the International Week or Exchanges.
The course takes place at a Business School partner with the aim of getting an in-depth view of the socio-economic characteristics of the host country. During the week, lectures with the partner university’s faculty members are alternated with educational visits to local and multinational companies, with the aim of studying success stories and understanding the problems of multicultural management.
Also available is an opportunity to attend the “Doing Business in” programme in Silicon Valley, with the aim of developing a greater sensitivity towards the themes of innovation and entrepreneurship through a series of lectures and meetings with managers and professionals working in some of the most innovative companies in the world.
There is also the opportunity to enrich your education by applying for one or more three-day Elective courses at European Business Schools in order to tackle internationalisation from all angles and meet executives who have faced the internationalisation process and will discuss related critical issues and opportunities.
Among our Business School partners are:
- Aix-Marseille (France)
- Audencia (France)
- Copenhagen Business School (Denmark)
- ESSEC Business School (France)
- IESEG (France)
- MCI - Innsbruck (Austria)
- Montevideo (Uruguay)
- Rotterdam SM (The Netherlands)
- TIAS (The Netherlands)
- Warsaw University of Technology BS (Poland)