Bologna Business School (reviews)

Honestly, I’ve had a really solid time here so far. It’s definitely better than your average program, though I think it would reach that “amazing” level if they just dialed up the real-world exposure—specifically with more industrial visits and direct industry connections.
That said, the faculty is fantastic. The classroom discussions are genuinely eye-opening and do a great job of sparking your curiosity. They also lean heavily into group projects and presentations, which keeps the energy high and ensures the whole class is actually engaged in quality debate. Overall, it’s been a great experience.

Honestly, i dont have enough good words for this place. I really like the way everything works and flows here, lesson plan offers ample amount of time to pursue extra curicullar activities and the use of presentations for lectures is always welcome. The only thing missing is that we cannot apply for the regional scholarship as the courses dont qualify for that. The place is beautiful nested in hills with tons and tons of hiking paths nearby for those looking to do some adventure during the weekend. I highly recommend this place.

For a course that has data analytics in its name, there is surprisingly low use of Artificial intelligence, maybe the course curicullum has not been updated yet or maybe the faculty does not know much about it. It’d be better if they take feedback from this review and try focussing more on it. Secondly, everything else is good but the bureaucracy and wait times for everything are attrociuos. Some professors dont even reply to email for months and it kinda messes us a lot of stuff. The classrooms are good though and the building campus is really beautiful with amazing architecture and green areas.

Everything seems to work properly but there is always room for improvement, for example, if they could intervene for students who get their careers blocked due to non availability of residence permits that were still under processing by the questuras. The professors, no doubt are good, but sometimes i feel they also lack practical experience as the stuff being taught in course is not completely relevant to today’s scenario. Maybe AI or ML classes should be included as its a part of almost every other field now.