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Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Housing Housing. You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students Università Cattolica can provide accommodation through Milano International Living Service (MIL Service) should students request it. Through a dedicated, team-oriented approach, MIL Service is committed to providing every student with the best residential experience. Their dynamic and professional team is what makes the service competitive within the housing market since they understand the students' needs and respond with a quick and concrete solution. It will not be possible to accommodate any special move-in or move-out requests. Students will need to reach the accommodation autonomously. How to apply Contact Milservice (i nfo@milservice.com ) should you wish to receive support in finding housing.
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LinkedIn Headquarters Milan The visit has a schedule that is a mix between company tour and field trip: there will be a headquarters tour and a lectured delivered about a C-level LinkedIn manager. Course name: Entrepreneurship &; Innovation Visit takeaways: Exclusive visit to the prestigious showroom in Milan, located in Via Spadari, offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history of a company that has been thriving for 17 generations. Course name: Entrepreneurship &; Innovation Visit takeaways: Unique opportunity to explore a successful business model that seamlessly blends innovation, design, and market disruption within the beverage industry. Campari group and museum Campari Group is the sixth-largest player in the global spirits industry trading in over 190 nations and with a portfolio of over 50 premium brands including Aperol , Appleton Estate , Campari , SKYY , Wild Turkey and Grand Marnier . Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Campari Group aims to combine organic growth through strong brand building and external growth via selective acquisitions of brands and businesses. Consorzio Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmigiano Reggiano cheese Consortium) Parmigiano Reggiano is a worldwide-popular and inimitable cheese. Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Find out how the Consortium fights imitations of Parmigiano Reggiano worldwide, and exports it outside UE.
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Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Post-Admissions for Non-EU students Post-Admissions for Non-EU students. You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students. Check the general Italian visa application guidelines on the Italian visa information website to find out if you need a study visa. We highly recommend that you verify any specific application requirements for Exchange and Mobility Programme students as set out by the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your home country in your jurisdiction by visiting the Embassy/Consulate website or by contacting the consular office directly. Follow the steps described in the guide: English guide - Italian guide Once completed, Cattolica International will check and validate your pre-enrolment application, which will then be made accessible to the Italian Embassy/Consulate for the jurisdiction you selected. You will receive a notification from Universitaly, instructing you to download and print the validated pre-enrolment application. You must provide a copy of the validated pre-enrolment application to the consular office with the admission letter to support your visa application.
Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Winter programmes. Winter programme Enrich your CV with these top short-term programs in Italy's ultimate student destination! Università Cattolica's winter programs are ideal to get a taste of Italy while studying in a traditional Italian educational context. Combine short-term courses from different academic areas to build your Winter program. You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students Combine short-term courses from different academic areas. They cover a wide range of disciplines and will offer students the opportunity to learn from distinguished professors and engage in intellectually stimulating coursework. Cultural Immersion: Milan, a global fashion and design hub, is the perfect backdrop for a study abroad experience filled with cultural exploration.
Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Academic offering Calendar Calendar. You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students Jan 7 - 9 Jan 12 - 16 Jan 19 - 23 Jan 26 - 30 Business (Milan campus) Business, Government, and the Global Economy Green Management and Sustainability Entrepreneurship and Innovation Communication (Milan campus) Personal branding: Impact, Influence and Effectiveness in the Workplace.
Home Short programmes Study Winter programmes Academic offering Academic offering. You are viewing Winter programmes Academic offering Housing Applications Post-Admissions for Non-EU students. ZXP322 - Personal Branding: Impact, Influence and Effectiveness in the Workplace Area: Communication / Human Resources / Cross Cultural Management Dates: 7 - 23 January 2026 (3 weeks) How to maximize your potential and boost your employability through an academic and professional training. ZXQ628 - Entrepreneurship and Innovation Area: Business. Dates: 7 - 16 January 2026 (2 weeks) How to identify a business opportunity and create an enterprise: toward the discovery of the entrepreneurial process. ZXP320 - Business, Government and the Global Economy Area: Business Dates: 7 - 16 January 2026 (2 weeks) How globalization is changing the macroeconomic scenario: some answers to the most important questions related to the international economy. ZXP323 - Green Management and Sustainability Area: Business Dates: 19 - 30 January 2026 (2 weeks) How environmental global issues have influenced the structure, practices and missions of local and international companies.
Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Summer programmes. Summer programmes Explore a unique and enriching academic experience in one of Europe's most vibrant cities. Whether you are interested in enhancing your knowledge in a specific field, immersing yourself in Italian culture, or simply seeking a memorable study abroad experience, Università Cattolica has something to offer. You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students Combine short-term courses from different academic areas. Language of instruction: English Contact hours and credits: 44 contact hours / 6 ECTS credits each course Programme Highlights: Academic Excellence : Our programs cover a wide range of disciplines, from business and fashion to health science and cultural studies. Cultural Immersion : Both Milan, a global fashion and design hub, and Rome, the political and historical capital of the country, are the perfect backdrop for a summer filled with cultural exploration. Flexible Duration : Whether you can join us for 2 weeks or 2 months, our flexible program duration caters to various schedules.
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You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students If you are coming from a partner university, you must be nominated by your study abroad office. Once you have activated your account login, enter the student enrolment portal . Optional documents: Language proficiency for English : if English is not your first language, or not the primary language of instruction at your current home university, this document is required and you must provide evidence of B1+ or equivalent English language proficiency or above. If you are required to pay for specific selected courses/enrolment fee, a chart will display the list of courses and the amount due. General Information and Conditions of Enrolment Make sure to read carefully the conditions of enrolment. If the international staff asks you for further documents, you should re-enter the enrolment portal to upload them. Post enrolment Once your enrolment is finalised, you will receive an email inviting you to re-enter the Enrolment Portal and download your Admission Letter (also known as acceptance/invitation letter).
Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Applications Free-mover/Direct application Free-mover/Direct application. You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students If you are coming from a non-partner university, you are considered a “free-mover student” and you will have to contact us at international.inquirySA@unicatt.it for more information. Optional documents: Language proficiency for English : if English is not your first language, or not the primary language of instruction at your current home university, this document is required and you must provide evidence of B1+ or equivalent English language proficiency or above. If you are required to pay for specific selected courses/enrolment fee, a chart will display the list of courses and the amount due. General Information and Conditions of Enrolment Make sure to read carefully the conditions of enrolment. If the international staff asks you for further documents, you should re-enter the enrolment portal to upload them. Post enrolment Once your enrolment is finalised, you will receive an email inviting you to re-enter the Enrolment Portal and download your Admission Letter (also known as acceptance/invitation letter).
Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Housing Housing. You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students Università Cattolica can provide accommodation through Milano International Living Service (MIL Service) should students request it. Through a dedicated, team-oriented approach, MIL Service is committed to providing every student with the best residential experience. Their dynamic and professional team is what makes the service competitive within the housing market since they understand the students' needs and respond with a quick and concrete solution. It will not be possible to accommodate any special move-in or move-out requests. Students will need to reach the accommodation autonomously. How to apply Contact Milservice ( info@milservice.com ) should you wish to receive support in finding housing.
Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Applications Applications. You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students. Entry requirements Grade Point Average of a minimum 2.75, or equivalent in applicants own university grading system Completion of a minimum of 2 semesters at undergraduate level Good level of English. Non-native English speakers must give evidence of their language proficiency of a minimum B2 level or equivalent (ex: TOEFL Ibt 79, IELTS 6, First Certificate of English, Cambridge ESOL or other certification). Application procedures Partner University application Free-mover/Direct application. Tuition fees Application fee: 75 One course: 1,550 Two courses: 2,900 Three courses: 4,250 The fees include: Enrolment fee (80) 44 contact hours Academic site visits Study material Transcript of records Access to campus facilities (students’ restaurant, libraries, health center, etc). Students service team support Orientation Welcome activities and welcome lunch The fees do not include: Travel expenses, accommodation, local transportation, and meals.
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Course name: Social and Eco Entrepreneurship Visit takeaways: Hear directly from the managers the challenges and the opportunities of developing a social business model, supporting people while facing the same competitive pressures of a traditional enterprise. Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Campari Group aims to combine organic growth through strong brand building and external growth via selective acquisitions of brands and businesses. Consorzio Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmigiano Reggiano cheese Consortium) Parmigiano Reggiano is a worldwide-popular and inimitable cheese. Course name: Business, Government and the Global Economy Visit takeaways: Find out how the Consortium fights imitations of Parmigiano Reggiano worldwide, and exports it outside UE. Course name: Discovering Italy through its Culinary Traditions Visit takeaways: Discover Eataly's history and manifesto through the store visit and an Italian typical food tasting . Course name: Green Management and Sustainability Visit takeaways: Visiting Humana allows students to understand the impacts of the global fashion/apparel industry, and to get an idea of how sustainable business models can be effective only if supported by sustainable consumer behaviors. Course name: Mass Communication and Media Industries: the Italian Style in Producing and Managing TV, Ads and Music Visit takeaways: Vist the production and distribution studios and hear directly from the professionals why Sky TV is the most innovative Italian TV broadcaster from a technological standpoint.
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Home Short programmes Study Summer programmes Post-admissions for Non-EU students Post-admissions for Non-EU students. You are viewing Overview Academic Offer Housing Applications Post-admissions for Non-EU students. Check the general Italian visa application guidelines on the Italian visa information website to find out if you need a study visa. We highly recommend that you verify any specific application requirements for Exchange and Mobility Programme students as set out by the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your home country in your jurisdiction by visiting the Embassy/Consulate website or by contacting the consular office directly. Follow the steps described in the guide: English guide - Italian guide Once completed, Cattolica International will check and validate your pre-enrolment application, which will then be made accessible to the Italian Embassy/Consulate for the jurisdiction you selected. You will receive a notification from Universitaly, instructing you to download and print the validated pre-enrolment application. You must provide a copy of the validated pre-enrolment application to the consular office with the admission letter to support your visa application.
ZXW439 - Luxury Business Strategy What we can learn from the Luxury Business in the current global landscape ZXQ004 - Social and Eco Entrepreneurship Concepts of social and environmental entrepreneurship and their contribution to setting a new business trend. Marketing and Communication (Milan campus) ZXQ012 - New Frontiers in brand communication and consumer engagement The latest trends in the brand communication scenario and their role in building consumer-brand relationships. Cultural Studies (Milan campus) ZXS455 - Discovering Italy through its Culinary Traditions Learn about Italian culture through its gastronomy and understand why food is so important to Italy and Italians. ZXT432 - What Makes Us Global: Effective Strategies for Cultural Interconnectedness Through a deep dive of cultural dimensions and global mega trends, from the sustainable movement to AI, you will learn how to make management decisions and communicate effectively to avoid cultural conflict. ZXW022 - Integrating mind-body approaches in clinical psychology: mindfulness, relaxation, and placebo effects Graduate Level Course Explore the mind-body connection and learn to apply relaxation training, meditation, and mindful use of the placebo effect for health and well-being promotion. Health Sciences (Rome campus) ZQP996 - Global Health and Epidemiology LIMITED CAPACITY Understand the tools to measure global health burden and major determinants of disease with an overview on ethical issues, such as global bioethics and human rights. Sports Science (Milan campus) ZXW186 - Effective Approaches to Sports Performance and Health Enhancement How to plan and organize intervention strategies in team sports and exercise prescription to enhance performance and health.
Expand Your Academic Backpack: A Guide to Università Cattolica's Winter Programmes
This is exactly what the Winter Programmes at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore have to offer. Over a century-old academic history is prominent when you walk inside Cattolica’s campus, located in the middle of the acclaimed Italian city of Milano. Università Cattolica’s Winter Programmes can bring you right there, so let’s untangle exactly what these programmes are. Università Cattolica, Milano offers a range of short-term courses, with a unique blend of practical and theoretical knowledge with a strong emphasis on hands-on learning through site visits, guest speakers, and industry professionals. Non-native English speakers must give evidence of their language proficiency of a minimum B2 level or equivalent (ex: TOEFL Ibt 79, IELTS 6, First Certificate of English, Cambridge ESOL or other certification). And that’s a good thing! How will you make use of all that you brought home? And even though winter is lovely in Milano, why not experience a warm and sunny summer. You are viewing Winter programmes at Università Cattolica.
Chiara Grecchi, Università Cattolica Alumn, and Professor Antonietti, Dean of the Faculty of Psychology, recently developed a new research program on 5th grade students and life skills abilities: self-esteem, self-efficacy, and positivity. Chiara Grecchi is an advocate of life skills empowerment. More than the questions, Chiara pursued an end goal of fostering the students’ abilities as early as their age. But Chiara is not a fan of the term “abilities” to describe the potentials of the students. Chiara had to keep reminding herself of the core objective of her research: observe and mark the changes, whether a leap or a shift, in the students’ life skills. When Chiara guided the students to become aware of their skills, she did so in an implicit way until it was the students themselves who told Chiara they had realized that the activities were meant for their skills. Whether you are in the phase of exploring your skills or discovering any of them, what matters to Chiara is your progress in strengthening your life skills and the awareness you have throughout the process.
Community and equal opportunities
She is the first Pro-Rector delegate for Equal Opportunities , a role recently created following the publication of the first Gender Equality Plan at Università Cattolica. What are the bodies dedicated to equal opportunities at Università Cattolica and how do they work together? The Gender Equality Plan (GEP) is a policy document required by Europe for all institutions, including universities, aimed at reducing gender asymmetries across various fronts. Thanks to the GEP, two working and governance groups have been developed: the Gender Equality Team and the GEP Unit. There is also the Committee for Equal Opportunities/Committee for Equal Opportunities for Women and Men, which stimulates the promotion of cultural events, oversees projects, and supervises efforts in this area. Moreover, for the first time within the university strategic plan, a dedicated working table for equal opportunities has been established, which I am responsible for alongside the Human Resources Director, Marzia Benelli. Which project do you think has contributed most to creating a community spirit within Università Cattolica? One project that exemplifies the connection of all these bodies is the recently launched Focus Team on Equal Opportunities at the University. It consists of creating working groups that allow participants to express their opinions and give suggestions for organisational change respecting the theme of equal opportunities and inclusion to improve well-being in the workplace .
Global Classroom, Community Impact: The Worldbound Philosophy Through Professor Minciullo's Eyes
Home Worldbound magazine Research &; Faculty Global Classroom, Community Impact: The Worldbound Philosophy Through Professor Minciullo's Eyes Global Classroom, Community Impact: The Worldbound Philosophy Through Professor Minciullo's Eyes by Adriana Maria Vargas Bermudez Università Cattolica, a hub of diverse minds. Perhaps that’s what makes Professor Minciullo so eager to teach the Bachelor of Economics and Management at Università Cattolica or to be the programme coordinator of ALTIS – Master in Sustainable Business Administration because he felt he could support fellow Worldbounders. The fact that this Professor was teaching in such a different country from his own, made him relate partly to young Professor Minciullo as they both were experiencing life abroad in a university environment and were there to learn and explore outside of their comfort zone . This Professor being very welcoming towards international students as Professor Minciullo, gave a very good first impression on what being a Worldbounder meant. After returning to Università Cattolica and earning his Master's degree , Professor Minciullo began his research and teaching career at his Alma mater. Professor Minciullo was able to experience so many opportunities: to see, to grow, to form a community and to share those we feel, are the greatest joys of being a true Worldbounder . The Professor can’t help but throw a quick smile, thinking once a Worldbounder, always a Worldbounder while he kept his pace through the international landscape of Università Cattolica.
’ This is the most precise way to encapsulate her own work at EDUCatt and her passion for the psychological well-being of the Università Cattolica community. ’ It's the bit where the fox is saying goodbye and mentions how wheat doesn’t mean much to her since she doesn’t eat bread. My wish is that every student, thanks to EDUCatt, the faculty, staff, and everyone they meet at Università Cattolica, can hold onto a bit of that same kind of warmth and connection. ” Can you tell us about EDUCatt and its psychological support service? EDUCatt is a non-profit foundation entrusted by Università Cattolica with the task of providing services related to the right to study in favour of students during their university career. Do international students generally use this psychological support service? Yes, and to facilitate their access to the service, we have a professional on each campus who can conduct the sessions in English and, where possible, in French. How would you describe the students arriving at Cattolica today, having experienced lockdown during their high school years? Generation Z faces its own set of challenges, but I would prefer not to speak of them as only isolated or suffering individuals. The University has also participated along with other universities in the call for the development of projects on psychological well-being , and we are waiting for the final approval from the Ministry of University and Research.
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Home Worldbound magazine Research &; Faculty Fighting harmful traditions Fighting harmful traditions by Matthew Burgos LUCIA CORNO is assistant professor of Economics at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and Executive Director of the Laboratory for Effective Antipoverty Policies (LEAP). A few feet away from the cabinet sits Professor Lucia Corno, the owner of the photo and the map. Professor Lucia Corno wants to beat harmful traditions. The research question that plays on Professor Lucia Corno’s mind is on the persistence of harmful traditions, especially the female genital cutting, which dates back to the history of slavery. Professor Lucia Corno has run a randomized controlled trial in partnership with the Amazonian Initiative Movement (AIM), a non-governmental organization (NGO) founded by the former Minister of Health Department, Rugiatu Turay, whose goal is to eradicate the practice of female genital cutting in Sierra Leone. The research team together with Professor Lucia Corno and Rugiatu Turay has been allocated one-hundred and fifty villages in Sierra Leone for the five-month trial. Professor Lucia Corno is also on the hunt to learn the relationship between elections and female genital cutting in Sierra Leone where politicians pay families, about $200, to cut their daughters in exchange for votes.
At the time, ALTIS (Alta Scuola di Impresa e Società at Università Cattolica) had just been born and Professor Ornaghi asked us if we were interested in developing the programme, and I agreed. We were planning on delivering the programme at the national level which may sound less prestigious from one point of view but was a more viable option for those young entrepreneurs who didn’t have to travel across the continent to attend the programme. Thanks to our African partners we developed a business competition at the beginning of the programme giving students three different possibilities at once: by presenting their entrepreneurial business ideas they were competing for scholarships, getting attention from stakeholders, and attracting new sponsors for the programme. I believe Università Cattolica and E4Impact’s presence in Africa is one unrivalled within Europe. You are viewing Mario Molteni is Full Professor of Corporate Strategy at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Milan, Italy) and Rector’s Delegate for Business Relations. He is CEO of E4Impact Foundation, Università Cattolica’s spin-off for fostering impact en-trepreneurship in Africa, in partnership with local universities, that currently operates in sixteen African countries. He has lectured in Corporate Strategy and Corporate Social Responsibility on many master’s programmes (Università Cattolica, SDA Bocconi, ENI Corporate University, Publitalia, Angelicum).
8 ways you are already using linguistic computing in your daily life
Home Worldbound magazine Research &; Faculty 8 ways you are already using linguistic computing in your daily life 8 ways you are already using linguistic computing in your daily life Both linguistics and computer science deal with the processing of language, and yet there is often a separation between the two. We have to destroy that mindset today,” said Professor Marco Passarotti, the programme director of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore’s new Linguistic Computing master’s degree. Linguistic computing combines the two, focusing on processing, managing and structuring large sets of linguistic data. Here are just a few ways you might be already using linguistic computing in your daily life: AI assistants: Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant Computational linguistics led to the development of AI assistants such as Siri and Google Assistant. Professor Passarotti explains how our phones make use of linguistic computing on a daily basis. Now that you understand how linguistic computing is used in day to day life, you may be wondering what you could learn from a master’s in linguistic computing. The new MSc Linguistic Computing degree is offered by Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore’s Faculty of Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures.
