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Master in Management in Italy.
4 Master in Management programs at business schools in Italy, ranked by Financial Times 2025 standing. Each links through to fees, GMAT, salary and deadline detail.
Deadline data for Italy was last verified against the school's own admissions page in . Track every round on the deadline timeline.
Go deeper MiM Salary & Careers in Italy → Median pay, top recruiters, employment rates and post-study work visas across all 4 programs.Browse Italy MiM by city
- MiM in Milan 3 schools
Reading on studying & living in Italy
- What a Master in Management Pays in Italy: The AlmaLaurea Data What AlmaLaurea's data shows about Italian Master in Management careers: real net pay, employment, contracts, and how earnings grow over five years.
- Post-Study Work Visas for MiM Graduates in Europe: A Country-by-Country Guide Can you stay and work in Europe after a MiM? The post-study work visa for non-EU graduates — UK, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland and beyond.
- Working in Italy After a European MiM: The Job-Search Permit, Decoded Working in Italy after a MiM: the 9–12 month art. 39-bis.1 job-search permit and the 2023 reform that made study-to-work conversion quota-free, year-round.
- Bocconi vs St Gallen for a Master in Management: Which Should You Choose? Bocconi or St Gallen for your MiM? Rankings, cost, selectivity, cities and careers compared — Milan's broad powerhouse vs the FT #1 Swiss school.
- RSM vs Bocconi for a Master in Management: Which Should You Choose? RSM or Bocconi for your MiM? Near-free Dutch public tuition vs Italy's CEMS flagship — rankings, cost, cohort, CEMS and careers compared honestly.
- The Best Master in Management in Italy: Bocconi vs Politecnico di Milano vs LUISS How Italy's top MiMs — Bocconi, Politecnico di Milano and LUISS — compare on ranking, fees and admissions, and which one fits you.
MiM in Italy: common questions
How many Master in Management programs are there in Italy?
- We profile 4 Master in Management programs in Italy, ranked by their Financial Times 2025 standing. The highest-ranked is Università Bocconi (FT #13) in Milan. Each program on this page links through to its full fees, GMAT, salary and deadline data.
How much does a MiM in Italy cost?
- Tuition for the Italy programs we profile ranges from Income-based (ISEE) up to €3,943/year — ≈€7,886 full programme; most international students pay the maximum (Politecnico di Milano) to €18,550/year (≈€37,100 over two years) (Università Bocconi). Fees are shown in each school's local currency and exclude living costs, which vary widely by city — so compare total cost of attendance, and confirm the current fee on the school's own page.
Can I study a MiM in Italy in English?
- Yes. All 4 programs we profile in Italy are taught entirely in English, so you can complete the degree in English. A working knowledge of the local language still helps with daily life and local internships — confirm the language of instruction on each program's page.
Do I need the GMAT for a MiM in Italy?
- 3 of the 4 programs we profile in Italy do not require the GMAT or GRE (some are test-optional or waive it under conditions); the rest ask for a test. Policies change each cycle, so confirm on each school's admissions page. Our directory of MiM programs in Europe without the GMAT lists the test-free options.
When are the application deadlines for a MiM in Italy?
- Most European MiMs, including those in Italy, run several application rounds between roughly September and the following summer, and many admit on a rolling basis — so earlier rounds usually carry more seats and better scholarship odds. Exact dates differ by school and move each cycle, so always confirm on the school's own page. Our deadline tracker puts every Italy program's rounds on one timeline so you can plan without missing a date. We last verified Italy's rounds against the schools' own admissions pages in May–July 2026.