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Bocconi IGIER – 35 Years of Research and Vision From Past to Future

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IGIER Celebrates 35 Years

The Innocenzo Gasparini Institute for Economic Research (IGIER) at Bocconi University celebrates today its 35th anniversary, marking more than three decades of influential scholarship, international collaboration, and evidence-based policy impact. To honor this milestone, a special video features founders Mario Monti, Francesco Giavazzi, and current IGIER director Thomas Le Barbanchon in a conversation led by IGIER affiliate Alexia Delfino.


 

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Gender violence

Bocconi and six other Milanese universities have signed the protocol promoted by the Milan City Council to prevent and combat male violence against women. From raising student awareness to academic research, the commitment is to build a culture of respect starting from campuses and spreading throughout society

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Research

The winning proposals range from artificial intelligence to political theory, from development economics to transformations of European identity

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Terrorism

People who witness terrorism in their formative years can experience a loss of trust in society and institutions. A Bocconi study reveals the long-term effects of terrorism on individual psychology and social cohesion

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viaSarfatti25, the Bocconi magazine - 4/2025

School on a launchpad

Old attitudes and new technologies: how ready are we to embrace a truly inclusive education?

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Admissions to Bachelor and Law Programs

The Winter Session for Bachelor and Law programs and the second round of admission for HEC-Bocconi Double Degree is open until 23 January: apply now for the 2026-2027 academic year! 

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Application for MSc Programs

Applications for graduate programs for international students are now open! Find out how to apply for the 2026-27 academic year

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