New exchange partnership with Luiss Business School in Italy

Luiss Business School was founded in 1986 as Luiss School of Management, as the University division dedicated to post-graduate training. In 1991, the first Master of business administration was established, followed in 1995 by the first programme of doctoral degrees in business administration, corporate finance, organization and human resources. In 2006, the school assumed its current name and established a partnership program with Fudan University School of Management. The following year, the four doctoral courses were brought together in a single course, completely in English. In 2013, the Luiss Business School was included in the new Luiss School of Business & Management educational area, together with the Luiss Business & Management Department. In 2015, it obtained the EQUIS accreditation, becoming the third Italian university to obtain this accreditation. In 2016, the reorganization of the educational area was completed, with the merging of the Business School and Business & Management Department activities in the new "Luiss Business School". 

Starting from 9 January 2017, the School moved to its new seat, the recently renovated 19th-century Villa Blanc in Rome. The School's training offer comprises an undergraduate course in Economy and Management, four MA courses (three in Italian and one in English) and several other post-graduate, MBA's, masters and doctorate courses, both in Italian and in English.

Luiss is present in the Financial Times Master in Management ranking, which highlights the top 100 Business Schools worldwide, and it is ranked 8th worldwide for Career Progress.