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Rome Business School Ranks First in Italy for the Number of SHRM-Accredited Human Resources Master’s Programs

  • SHRM, the world’s largest association of HR professionals, certifies the quality, innovation, and success of Rome Business School’s HR programs.

  • With SHRM Academically Aligned status, Rome Business School demonstrates the global competitiveness of its HR programs.

  • This certification adds to those already awarded by ASFOR, EOCCS, and Eduniversal.

Rome Business School has been granted Recertification Provider status and has achieved Academically Aligned certification from the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), the world’s largest HR professional association. SHRM provides professional certifications and training programs that support the growth and development of HR professionals on a global scale.

This prestigious recognition confirms the academic alignment of Rome Business School’s HR Master’s programs with international standards of excellence, offering students a highly competitive and career-enhancing educational experience. The certifications apply to the International Master in HR and Organization, International Online Master in HR and Organization, and the Global Master in Human Resources. Together with accreditations from ASFOR and EOCCS, this achievement reinforces the competitiveness of Rome Business School’s HR programs within the European educational landscape.

With over 1,600 Italian and international students trained to date, Rome Business School is already a leader in Italy in the education of HR professionals, key figures for organizational success. The faculty includes distinguished experts such as Paolo Maria Baggioni, currently Executive Senior Advisor at Proger, along with HR leaders from prominent companies like Eni and Deloitte, ensuring a high-level learning experience. Regular collaborations with companies such as American Express, EY, Coca-Cola, and Soho House, through Business Practice Labs and Company Visits, enable students to directly engage with real-world industry challenges.

The success stories of alumni such as Iris Bertout (UNESCO), Tanja Vukas (Emirates), and Beatrice Aureli (Michael Page) further highlight the impact of these programs. The 2025 Employment Report confirms the strong career outcomes, showing an average salary increase of 34% within a year of graduation, with many students placed in leading companies like Enel, TIM, Amazon, and P&G.

A Globally Recognized Accreditation

SHRM has thoroughly assessed the methodology and educational content of Rome Business School’s HR programs, recognizing their ability to prepare professionals with a strategic vision for human resources. Highlights of the programs include the integration of key HR principles such as talent management, compensation and benefits, legal compliance, and HR strategy; a focus on ethical competence and leadership to tackle sector challenges; a practical approach featuring case studies, simulations, and real-world projects; and an international outlook, with 12 global Bootcamps and a worldwide network of HR professionals, managers, and CEOs.

As a SHRM Recertification Provider, Rome Business School also allows HR students to earn recertification credits for SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP credentials through specific training programs, further enhancing their international career opportunities.

A Leadership Position in HR Education

With these recognitions, Rome Business School stands among the few Italian business schools accredited by SHRM. On a global scale, it is positioned alongside top institutions such as the London School of Economics and Political Science, EAE Business School Barcelona, and New York University.

We are thrilled to have been recognized by SHRM as an Academically Aligned institution and Recertification Provider. This achievement strengthens Rome Business School’s position as a leader in HR education and underscores our commitment to providing top-quality learning. Reaching this milestone demonstrates our dedication to equipping students with the knowledge and skills required to thrive in today’s dynamic HR landscape,” said Domitilla Sartorio, Accreditation and Certification Manager at Rome Business School.