Studying in Rome with Rome Business School means taking your master’s programme in Italy’s capital and living the city beyond the classroom. Our campus is in Prati, a central district of Rome, close to the historic centre, to companies and to the city’s institutions.
We combine Rome’s cultural heritage with an international community and a practical approach to business, so the city becomes part of how you learn.
At Rome Business School, you learn alongside classmates from all over the world. Our community brings together more than 3,395 students from 161 nationalities, each with a different professional background and ambition. Every project, case study and class discussion becomes a chance to exchange perspectives, build intercultural skills and grow a network that lasts well beyond your programme.
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Rome is Italy’s institutional and business capital, and we treat it as an extension of our classroom. The city and the wider Lazio region are home to companies and organisations in life sciences, aerospace, digital innovation, logistics and the green economy.
If you study management, marketing, finance or innovation here, you see first-hand how organisations operate across very different sectors. Rome is also a leading destination for congresses and international events, which bring professional communities together throughout the year.
In Rome, luxury meets fashion, design, hospitality, food and culture. The city’s historic streets and contemporary brands show how heritage, creativity and customer experience shape premium positioning.
For our students in luxury and fashion management, Rome is a real-world case study of the sector and of how it speaks to international clients.
As Italy’s capital, Rome hosts three United Nations agencies: the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the World Food Programme (WFP).
The city is also part of a regional economy that includes advanced manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, research and logistics. Studying with us in Rome means learning where business, public institutions and international markets meet.
Rome’s calendar is full all year round: major exhibitions, concerts, theatre and international sporting events. Museums, theatres and live venues sit alongside sports clubs and competitions, so you can experience both the city’s creative economy and its everyday life.
Parks and gardens are part of daily life in Rome. Villa Borghese and Villa Doria Pamphili are ideal for a walk, a run or a break between classes.
Across Lazio, sustainability and green innovation are a growing part of the business landscape, and a theme you can explore further in our sustainability programmes.
Rome gives you a rare combination: a historic city, an international student community and direct access to Italy's institutions and industries.
In Rome, history is part of your daily route, from the Roman Forum to the city’s museums, churches and piazzas. Studying here means learning surrounded by Italy’s cultural heritage every day.
Rome is home to universities and specialist schools across many disciplines. At Rome Business School, you learn from faculty and professionals who bring real business and management experience into the classroom, and you join the city’s wider international academic community.
Rome combines neighbourhood life with international influences. Cultural events, exhibitions, food and social activities let you discover the city at your own pace and meet people beyond the classroom.
Rome and Lazio host organisations in tourism, hospitality, finance, public affairs, creative industries, life sciences and aerospace. Through our Career Center, we connect what you learn with the corporate world: company meetings, company visits and career activities that help you understand industries and build professional contacts. Internship and job opportunities vary by programme and profile.
High-speed rail and two international airports, Fiumicino and Ciampino, make Rome an easy base for exploring Italy and the rest of Europe. You can discover other cities and regions while broadening your view of the country and its business environment.
We help you find the right place to live in Rome. The city offers options from short stays to student residences and shared apartments, and our Student Services team guides you through solutions offered by local providers. Availability and prices change during the year, so contact us for up-to-date information before you arrive.
Rome is served by buses, trams, metro lines and local trains, run by ATAC, the city’s public transport operator, where you can check routes, tickets and passes. Our campus in Prati is a 10-minute walk from Lepanto, the nearest stop on Metro Line A.
The Rome Business School campus is centrally located, making commuting simple and convenient.
Our campus is designed for learning, discussion and group work. For details on teaching methods, learning resources and academic support, see your programme page or contact our Student Services team.
Rome offers parks, sports facilities and plenty of time outdoors. You can walk or run in the green spaces near the city centre, join local gyms, pools and sports clubs, or take a day trip to the coast or the Castelli Romani.
Roman food culture ranges from traditional trattorias and neighbourhood bakeries to cafés, markets and international restaurants. Around our campus and across the city, you will find options for every schedule and budget.
Museums, theatres, cinemas, exhibitions and festivals make culture part of everyday life in Rome. Throughout the year, you can enjoy world-famous institutions as well as local events and venues.
Rome is a place to study, meet people and see how culture, institutions and business connect. At Rome Business School, we help you make the most of the city while you build the knowledge and relationships that support your personal and professional growth.
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Rome combines Italy’s institutional and business capital with a historic city and a large international student community. At Rome Business School, you study in Prati, close to companies, institutions and three United Nations agencies (FAO, IFAD and WFP).
Our campus is in Prati, a central district of Rome. It is connected to the city’s public transport network; see our Campus page for directions.
Yes. Our International Masters, Global Masters and MBA are taught in English. Our Executive programmes are taught in Italian.
Our community brings together more than 3,395 students from 161 nationalities, so you learn and work in multicultural teams from day one.
Yes. Our Student Services team guides you through housing options in Rome, from short stays to student residences and shared apartments, offered by local providers. Contact us for current availability and prices.
Rome and Lazio host organisations in tourism, hospitality, finance, public affairs, creative industries, life sciences and aerospace. Through our Career Center, we organise company meetings, company visits and career activities; internship and job opportunities vary by programme and profile.