Teaching - Bocconi University

Covid19: What if It Was the Small Merchants' Revival?

This is the conclusion reached by the 21 MIMEC students at the end of the retailing laboratory that led them to carry out a survey on as many stores throughout Italy. We have turned the limits of not being able to meet in the classroom into an advantage, so the laboratory has become a job in the field, explains Chiara Mauri, director of the program

Bocconi's Three Weeks of Distance Learning. Nearly 3.2 Million Minutes of Online Classes Viewed

An average of 6,600 students logged onto the online platform every day, with peaks of over 9,000 students; 3,200 videos uploaded, viewed by over 10,000 individual users, and more than 3,300 live sessions: the numbers of the first weeks of online teaching offered by the University

When Your Classroom Becomes the Screen. Faculty Relate Their Experiences, Part 2

By switching to distance learning, Bocconi was capable of maintaining the flow of learning between faculty and students. Here are the stories of 23 professors involved

The Student Perspective on Distance Learning

Synchronous vs. asynchronous teaching of the syllabus: Bocconi students talk about their experience with online classes that the University has set up to deal with the emergency

Challenges of Agribusiness Management in the New Bocconi MOOC

A new course on the Coursera platform for students, entrepreneurs and managers to understand the strategies and innovations that can help grasp the new opportunities of the agribusiness sector

Training the Creators of Future

A new three year degree program will give the next generation the professional skills it needs to understand how and why the best AI tools work