You & Milan

The hotel is the ideal solution if you are attending a part-time program.
Many hotels provide facilities for Bocconi students; for info tel 199.199.650.
Alternatively, there are several options to live in the city or at the outskirts in well-connected residences that are approved by SDA Bocconi.
A flat, often shared, is the most popular choice among full-time students.

A bike or a scooter are popular means of transportation among many, the Milanese included.
The whole Bocconi area is well served by public transportation: “carnet” and memberships save you some money in comparison to daily tickets.
You can take the “Radiobus” during the night.
To catch a cab: tel 024040, 026767, 028585, 028383.
SDA Bocconi is within easy reach from outside Milan as well.

In the classroom, you're living a concrete and personal interaction with professors and colleagues.
In the reading room, you can study quietly on your own.
Working areas are perfect for small groups: there are networked computers and printers.

The student badge will also guarantee: 

• access to the Bocconi Library and its services, more than half a million volumes and over 7,000 periodicals available.
• discounts and rebates at the University Library (EGEA), working papers and materials produced by professors, university research centers and SDA Bocconi. Bibliography entries are on request.
• access to the Language Center of Piazza Sraffa 11, for language courses and self-learning.

Fast or quiet meals, refined or easy. Meals out, many options… it depends.
You have the university Cafeteria and thousands of bars, restaurants, pizzerias, pubs, which are competing over tastes, fashions and tendencies of the moment.

During a Master, a break, lunchtime, cocktails may happen to be events in themselves such as visits to companies, charity evenings organized by the School or the Università Bocconi (all represent excellent networking opportunities).

It is most unlikely not to practice some sport, between the football tournament, the parks near the School where to run, the Naviglio Pavese for canoeists, gyms – such as the Bocconi Gym - clubs, swimming pools and sporting centers. Much more at Milanosport.

To study in Milan you need breaks to:

• Be at the Scala, Salone del Design or the Fashion Week
• To see with your own eyes the enigmatic Leonardo's Ultima Cena;
• To visit the Poldi Pezzoli Museum and the Accademia di Brera;
• To keep an eye on the PAC, the Palazzo Reale, the Triennale exhibitions;
• To discover galleries and spaces for contemporary art;
• To see movie previews, complete reviews, premieres in the original language;
• To mingle with people and get a muse for new ideas, some of which might be the idea for your future business.