Bologna Business School
speciality: MBA

I’ve been studying here for a year and my experience has been fantastic. Everything, from the course curriculum to the campus, is thoughtfully designed. One suggestion would be to increase the number of water dispensers available. The campus is a bit far from the city, and sometimes it takes up to an hour to get there by bus. Overall, I would 100% recommend this place.

The university campus is really beautiful and spread out across the whole city. One thing i really like here is that there are a lot of libraries which can be accessed by students without restrictions. Apart from that, the course itself is average. Its nothing special and is like any other business school out there. There are no placement services and a lot of people after graduating still work in odd jobs. Lets see what the future entails.

This place is a no brainer, everything is amazing. The campus is really beautiful and nested in the bolognese mountains in a serene environment away from the hustle and bustle of city. The pfofessors are really good and i really enjoyed my first year here. A lot of people dont know about the school as other business schools are more prevelant such as Rome business school. But for the amount of tuition that i pay here, i’d say that its properly priced. The city is amazing and every weekend i go out with my friends to enjoy here. Most of the cafes and restaurants are economic and also offer discounts to students which is always a bonus haha. Overall i’d recomennd this place to everyone who is looking for quality education in the fields related to business.

The program is very well designed however the same cant be said for city. In the recent years the city has become too crowded and frequent traffic jams combined with remote location of the campus kinda forces you to rethink about the course. The professors are very good and we have guest lectures as well which are always more than welcome. Overall i would still give this place a solid 5/5.

This school is one of the best, if not the best out there for business studies. Nested in the hills of bologna, away from the city noises, this place is perfect for everything. The faculty is good, the infrastructure is amazing, i wish they could install some more free drinking water fountains around the campus. The city is good as well but a bit chaotic from me, i come from a small town and i am not used to so many people around me. Just go for it.

The college is good,, not like other stereotypical italian universities where classes dont start on time. You pay a lot of money as tuition fees and taxes but in the end, quality of education makes it worthwhile. There is a lot to do in the city but due to the construction of tram, its full of traffic and buses never run on time, on top of that you can strikes every now and then and its inconvenient to students the most. Overall i’d still recommend this place as the education itself is more than enough to counter everything else.

The school is good and the program is good, but judging by the condition of economy, im 100% sure that i’ll end up jobless ever after learning so much in this degree. If you’re planning to move abroad then its perfect but in case you plan on staying in italy then may god have mercy on you. The city is good even though everything is quite expensive, except coffee, you can see lavori in corso boards everywhere because a tram is being constructed to solve the traffic problem which i feel wont help at all. Rest everything is good. Ciao

Even though i like most of the stuff here, i feel the problem lies with industrial connections, there’s almost zero exposure for people who want to work in industries after graduation and it kinda messes up the whole thing, you end up taking odd jobs even after having such a specialization is beyond my perception. The college is good and the city is amazing though.

So for the goods, excellent faculty and student community. There is so much happening in the city during weekends that you’ll really enjoy your time here.
The bads – the city has one of the hardest water quality i have ever seen, even though its fit for drinking, it has so much calcium in it that it’ll cause kidney stones. Also due to the tram work, the traffic and bus routes are a mess.

I have joined recently and my overall experience has been positive. There are a few problems though, for example, the classrooms and the benches could be approved as they dont have enough gap and space to allow yourselves to be comfortable for the long lectures. Apart from that everything else has been really good, the professors are intelligent, once you get used to the accent, it took me a while, but it all turns out to be good. The city is also good with a vibrant student community, the food is cheap and good.