Rome Business School is a Business School with an international orientation; its mission is to train leaders able to manage business activities on a worldwide scale.
Rome Business School is a member of the Planeta Formación y Universidades, an international network created by the group Planeta De Agostini, that embodies a strong commitment to university education and vocational and lifelong training.
Rome Business School is in the prestigious Prati district, in the heart of Rome, overlooking the Tiber river. The campus is in a beautiful historic villa with Roman baroque architecture. The campus is close to Vatican City, the largest public park in Rome, and fifteen minutes from one of the main shopping districts of the capital city. The lively neighborhood of Prati offers a wide variety of food and entertainment options.
Rome Business School offers two MBA programs. The Online International MBA is a self-paced, part-time, English-taught program for early-career professionals with a minimum of two years of work experience. The International MBA is a full-time, on-campus, English-taught program for early-career professionals with a minimum of two years of work experience. Both programs offer three international specializations: Big Data and Automation, Marketing, and Finance.
Rome Business School is accredited by ASFOR (Associazione Italiana per la Formazione Manageriale); an Italian institute that accredits the best master’s programs in management and business education. It is also accredited by VIU – International University of Valencia, a Spanish body that offers 60 ECT credits in partnership with Rome Business school.
Rome Business School has been certified by the MIUR (Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research) as a research center, and is listed on the National Research Registry. It is also legally certified and authorized by the Italian Republic and Chamber of Commerce. Rome Business School is officially registered as a participant organization of the Education and Culture Directorate-General and the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency of the European Commission.
Rome Business School offers several partial scholarships, awarded on the candidate’s profile, experience, and proven motivation. The school offers seven types of scholarships: the Early Enrollment Incentive, the Lifelong Learning Scholarship, the Academic Excellence Scholarship, the Executive Women Scholarship, the Entrepreneurial Grant, the Better Managers for a Better World Scholarship, and the Student Loan Assistance Grant.
As part of the MBA program, students participate in Virtual Coffee with CEOs sessions. During these sessions, students can ask questions to two invited CEOs and inquire about career interests, roadblocks, and the keys to networking and career success. Previous guests have included Carlo Rodomonti, Marketing Manager at Rai Cinema, and Alberto Matrone, Vice President of HMD Global.
