Contact Page - Business School in Pisa, Italy

Department of Business Administration - University of Pisa:
The Department of Business Administration at the University of Pisa in Northern Tuscany in Italy offers high profile post graduate Master and Phd programmes with international partners. Our approach to teaching results from a combination of traditional academic lessons, exercises, cases studies. We provide an effective learning experience that brings together up-to-date research and best practices from the business world. We welcome International students from all over the world, organise group Italian language courses for all levels, and provide study materials and advice for independent, individual learning.

The Faculty is composed of prominent academic professors and lecturers from the top Universities and Business Schools. Experienced managers and professionals from our Corporate and Professional Network are invited as guest speakers, and join the Department’s Faculty in graduate and Post-graduate courses. The study offer is enriched with continuous learning programmes, Our Master's degrees and specialisation courses are aimed at meeting the training requirements emerging from the world of employment, and we pride ourselves on our a system of PhD courses which form the basic foundation of training for scientific research.

MBA Program:
The University of Pisa MBA is a 12 month full-time programme running from January to December 2010. The goal of programme, entirely held in English, is to acquire managerial skills and to develop professional and personal competences in business administration.

The programme is articulated in three terms. The first term (Jan.- Apr. 2010) is dedicated to the fundamental knowledge of the Business Administration. The second term (May-Sept. 2010) comprises the specialised modules: Human Capital Management, Management Control, Marketing Management, Auditing & Governance, Strategy and Doing Business in Emerging Economies. The third term is dedicated to the internship in a company and to the project work Oct.-Dec. 2010).