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The Climate Waits for No One

by Matteo Di Castelnuovo

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Underwriting Climate Insurance

by Patrizia Contaldo

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Weather that Moves Markets

by Barbara Orlando

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Insuring the Unpredictable

by Barbara Orlando

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CAT Bonds: Extreme Finance for Extreme Risk

by Florian Nagler

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Banks Tested by Climate

by Eleonora Montani

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SMEs: Climate Resilience Is Missing

by Francesco Perrini

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Climate Rules: Europe Is Slowing Down

by Andrea Resti

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We aim to attract motivated and talented students from every corner of the world, building an accessible university open to everyone – regardless of their financial means. Becoming a Bocconi student means getting a first-class education on an international campus, laying the building blocks for your professional future.

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Highlights

Open Day

Still making your choice about what to do after high school? Attend the Open Day event and discover what it means to be a Bocconi student: this is a great opportunity to learn about our Bachelor programs, funding opportunities, University services, and how to apply.

Join us on 29 November, on campus and online!

Startup Call

B4i – Bocconi for Innovation officially opens applications for its 13th Startup Call, inviting startups to apply for the upcoming pre-acceleration and acceleration programs starting in March. Applications are open until 7 January 2026

Geopolitics

According to research by Ala Alrababah and colleagues, in secessionist conflicts the endorsement of the European Union can shift public opinion during times of war: in Ukraine, even those wary of Brussels respond to its endorsement

Gender stereotypes

Being described as “exceptional” or “tireless” is not the same thing. Especially if you are a woman. Research by Alessandra Casarico (Bocconi) and colleagues shows how hidden biases in the language of references influence professional destinies

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Gender violence

On November 25 and 26, the university is participating in the United Nations ‘Orange the World’ campaign and organizing two events dedicated to economic violence and patriarchal culture

Proud to be Inclusive, Involved, Inspired

Our University is open-minded and multicultural. Here, inclusion is a deep-rooted value. We believe that words and concrete actions have the power to celebrate diversity and create welcoming spaces

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