MIB in Trieste, but Bocconi or MIP Politecnico would be better choices...

oh well.. i'd just apply to University of Pisa for next year,
anyone have been graduated from there, pls give the comments

Thank You

I also agree, the best 2 options are bocconi and MIP. It depends on your budget

People did I mention Boccioni or any other institution except those 3 I mentioned above ?

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hey..

which one did you end up goin to? im also choosing between bocconi, pisa and MIP.. the thing is Pisa is perfect for my budget.. but still would it be good enough to find a job?

Bocconi is supposed to be the only decent MBA program in Italy(although this is also controversial - search forum for more infos). it is ranked by the major ranking bodies, so it would probably open up some job prospects.... i know it is easier said then done, but you should consider paying a little more, to open better opportunities later. i know, MBA is always extremely expensive, but hey, you are only going to do it once, so it better bring something!

Hello, I don't think that if an MBA is more expensive it means high quality...MIP for example is growing a lot, it has just been ranked in European FT ranking and they have a less number of candiates rather than other MBAs with hundreds of student to place after the program. i have a friend who's studying there now and he's really satisfied of the school improvements

Thanks alot anderzej and cleo.anna for your feedback. I'm already writing to both MIP and Bocconi to inquire more about accreditations and scholarships.

Thanks a million guys!!

hi guys .... I hv been selected for mba in univ of pisa ... let me know is it worth of joining there, is italy the right destination for mba graduates, job prospectus and the avg monthly expense in pisa, chances for part time jobs.... looking forward for ur comments

<blockquote>Hello, I don't think that if an MBA is more expensive it means high quality...MIP for example is growing a lot, it has just been ranked in European FT ranking and they have a less number of candiates rather than other MBAs with hundreds of student to place after the program. i have a friend who's studying there now and he's really satisfied of the school improvements </blockquote>

i didn't mean that more money equals better school, it is just that it is usually the case with MBA - the better the ranking and accreditation the school has, the more expensive it is!
i just wanted to warn him from enrolling into a program just because he can afford it. one can find good, ranked and accredited schools out there, that are affordable two(but never really cheap....)

I Just saw a pretty big claim on a LinkedIn advert:
"94% Employed in 6 months - Allianz, Generali, KPMG, E&Y, Marsh recruit our students.Scholarships 70% From: MIB School of Management"

The link points to:
http://landing.mib.edu/en/master-insurance-risk-management-web-live/

http://www.cuoa.it/myfactory31/CustomUpload/374O357O340O370O356O369O350O354O372O366O352O/Espansione_giugno_2011.pdf

It's in italian but it gives a general picture... I find very strange that MIB is so low (I checked even other italian rankings and they seem don't consider at all MIB)
Their placement record is very good and, when I asked them about career switch, they replied that it's possible and normally engineers switch to finance(they have a strong link with insurance industry). Even student avg age is quite high (30... higher than SDA, MIP, ecc) and it's raising year after year.
It's based in Trieste and this has different advantages:
1)very close to Germany, Austria, Slovenia and this can open good opportunities..especially if you know german
2) living costs are not so high so I suppose it's a good value for money
3) Generali, Alleanza, Illy are based here and seem very connected to the school

...about Pisa: the Univerità "Normale" is the italian most famous university for Math: I don't know how they perform with their MBA.. by the way Tuscany is in the middle between Milan and Rome.. I think they lack some visibilty