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News 10/02/2023

Rome Business School Partners with Swiss School of Business and Management

Rome Business School (RBS) and Swiss School of Business and Management (SSBM) – Geneva have agreed to work together as partners to develop a top International MBA with specialization in Tourism and Hospitality Management. Rome Business School is the very first institution SSBM has chosen to collab
News 07/02/2023

Company Visit with Red Bull's Marketing Director

On Friday February 10, at 3pm students will have the opportunity to meet Red Bull. Joining us on campus for a special lecture will be Roberto Giugliano, Head of Marketing and Communication at Red Bull.  The lecture is dedicated to students enrolled in the Masters in Sports and Lifestyle Management
News 07/02/2023

Rome Business School Students Meet Ferrari

For 10 years within the Ferrari family, Dennis de Munck, University Partnerships at Ferrari, shared his professional and personal experience with our students. He described the brand, its evolution, the values and DNA of Ferrari so that our students may have a good insight into what makes Ferrari un
News 06/02/2023

RBS Digital Hackathon 2023

Winning Project At the end of the two days the evaluating committee took some time to declare the winning project.  After careful evaluation, the award for quality and effort during the two-day Hackathon was given to startup “The Design Shop”, a full-cycle design agency that broadcasts its bus
News 02/02/2023

Rome Business School Joins The EYCA Circuit

Rome Business School joins EYCA! After becoming a partner of Carta Giovani Nazionale, today we are happy to announce that we are also part of the large EYCA community. In fact, Carta Giovani Nazionale is part of the EYCA (European Youth Card Association) circuit, a non-profit organization that promo
News 02/02/2023

Health and trainings: telemedicine in the international arena

Telemedicine places the patient at the centre of the digital revolution. Bringing telemedicine to developing countries, i.e. to all those nations with a low standard of living, a poor industrial base, and an almost non-existent income level, means not only equipping countries with advanced technolog