Rome Business School Speciality : Human Resources
programme: Human Resource Management

I’m forever grateful for the efforts and commitment offered by Rome Business School team and the careers services team. Thank you for the trust, the opportunities you provide us, and for always encouraging

Due to my work, where I’m always traveling… RBS helped me to get my Master’s Degree. I never thought it’s would be easy to study online.
I feel honored and privileged for being a part of the 2020 class at the Rome Business School. Enrolling in Human Resource Management helped me in my professional development, as it enabled me to develop my leadership and management skills.

I am still enrolled in HRM at RBS. The environment is professional and focused on details. Professors are clear in their explanations and available for any student’s needs. Multiculturalism is one of the strongest points of the school.
In less than four months I learned a lot and also founded an internship.

Since the beginning of the study program, we have been fully immersed in the all-encompassing business acumen foundation. Professors are utterly compassionate, considerable,kind-natured besides being ingenious experts in the field and naturals at what they do. Over time, with every session, we learn how to break any borders and evolve psychological safety.
Rome Business School is a place where we have meetings with world-leading companies regularly, a career portal that connects students with opportunities of any kind (workshops, webinars with recruiters, internships, jobs, volunteering activities) soft skills course and additional course of lectures based on the chosen topics by students. Here I met people who are now more than just groupmates created my first corporate training session, facilitated the organization of the biggest online event “Cultural Bazaar”, became team leader for the first time, and landed an internship. 

The overall experience at Rome Business School was average but confusing. Sometimes the program seemed in line with the Master’s goals, other times was a little bit off the track. I attended some useless lessons, even the professors were not so sure what they were talking about. On the other hand, I must say that some practical simulations were really interesting and gave me the opportunity to touch with hand the world of human resources. I’m grateful for what I learned, but I wish It was a thorough experience.

After paying my tuition fee in full and wasting almost 2 years of my life, I still haven’t received my diploma. Instead, the institution demanded additional fees for exams they claim I supposedly didn’t pass — basically implying that if I pay, I’ll receive my diploma, and if I don’t, they will withhold it. This screams corruption.

I was assigned a “coordinator” with barely seven months of experience, who has shown complete incompetence and has been unable to resolve anything. All they do is delay, give excuses, and keep asking for more money.
At this point, I have officially started legal action against them for negligence and misconduct. This institution has caused me extreme stress and serious professional consequences — and people deserve to be warned.