Education is fundamental to building an inclusive society based on merit regardless of one’s socio-economic background. But there is a need to remove the economic obstacles and social prejudices that prevent access to the best high schools and universities, as studies by Bocconi LEAP researchers prove, as well as a commitment to financially support university students

Financial aid is indispensable for funding the educations of talented young students, but behind that support there are people who act as an example and a guiding light. Two young graduates on their way to successful careers tell their stories

After graduating from Bocconi on a scholarship, Sara Scrittore is now a top executive for a large multinational company

To contrast the Great Gatsby Curve, the negative correlation between economic inequality and social mobility, countries with low social mobility such as Italy, the UK and US must not only promote quality educational opportunities, but also prevent a high level of inequality. How? By funding the initiatives with highly progressive taxation

From Milan to Calabria, Bocconi researchers' efforts to study and overcome hurdles in selecting high school and increase students' basic skills

With Bocconi4Access to Education, the University expands and diversifies scholarships and financial support to students based on need. To achieve an increasingly accessible Bocconi, as shown by the experience of student recipients