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News 25/06/2021

Online Learning Experience

The 2021 has been a year full of challenges and the entire world population is trying to face in the best possible way. This year gave to the world plenty of obstacles to overcome but with many occasion to seize. Humankind’s history is full of challenges that has always brought human beings to b
News 24/06/2021

EFMD certified EOCCS 4 Rome Business School courses

Italy keeps on raising the level of Managerial Education Only 5 Universities and Business Schools in Italy are accredited or certified by EFMD, the most prestigious accreditation institute in Europe; of these, just 2 – including Rome Business School – received the highest recognition for onli
News 22/06/2021

Rome Business School launch a new exclusive partnership in Serbia

Rome Business School is pleased to announce the launch of a new partnership with RBS MBA, located in Belgrade. Starting from this Spring, a new campaign had been implemented to involve more and more our services and programs dedicated to students coming from Serbia and all the surroundings, conti
News 21/06/2021

Lean Methodology – Problem Validation

RBS4Entrepreneurship #Follow the workshop on the Lean Methodology, held by Susanna Ercolani, Francesco Salvatore form Tree Opinno You have probably heard of the Lean Management concept and its growing popularity in the business world. But don’t worry if you didn’t. In the next few paragraph
News 21/06/2021

Snapshot of Employability

The future of Employment according to Rome Business School An Extact from the Employment Report 2021 Competences are a key factor of competitiveness and employability. In fact, structural changes such as globalization and technological progress require higher- level skills, increasingly relevan
News 16/06/2021

Food and Beverage Made in Italy

The new trends in the post Covid – 19. 82% of Italians choose Made in Italy 63% of Italians now prefer an healthy diet, with an increase of over 30% compared to the world average; Over 20% buy local and artisan food products more frequently than before the lockdown to support the local econom