Partners
Luiss Business School students of the Major in International Management Rome can choose to participate in the International Study Week at one of our Partner institutions:
Nottingham Business School (Nottingham, United Kingdom)
Nottingham Business School (NBS), part of Nottingham Trent University, has a long tradition of unlocking potential and making a positive impact on society since its establishment in 1843. Specializing in management, marketing, finance, and international business, NBS combines academic excellence with experiential learning, preparing students for leadership roles in a rapidly evolving global business environment. The school is recognized for its strong engagement with industry and public organizations, a diverse international community, and research that informs all its programs.
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Responsible Management in the Global Context (31 March – 4 April 2025)
The Week developed students’ critical understanding of global business management. Focusing on international business and cross-cultural management, the program gave participants the knowledge and skills needed for careers in international management. Students explored the challenges of operating across diverse environments, critically examined the impact on businesses, individuals, and societies, and strengthened their ability to reflect on complex issues in international organizations while broadening their understanding of contemporary global management practices.
Tilburg University (Tilburg, The Netherlands)
Tilburg University is committed to having a positive impact on society through high-quality research and character-building education, contributing to an equitable, inclusive, and sustainable world—a mission at the heart of the university since 1927. The Tilburg School of Economics and Management (TiSEM) is a leading European school for research and education in business and economics.
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Global Sustainability Management (31 March – 4 April 2025)
The International Study Week at Tilburg University offered a unique opportunity for international students to explore how organizations across the world are shaping a more sustainable future. Throughout this immersive week, participants engaged directly with leading companies and innovators who are advancing the sustainability agenda in the Netherlands, particularly in the Brabant region. Students worked on real-world sustainability challenges — from circular economy initiatives to responsible investment strategies. The program blended academic reflection, corporate visits, and cultural exploration to develop the skills, mindset, and global awareness needed for responsible leadership. Alongside the academic program, participants enjoyed a vibrant cultural and social experience — discovering the Dutch way of life through excursions, shared activities, and plenty of fun along the way.
Católica Porto Business School (Porto, Portugal)
Católica Porto Business School, part of Universidade Católica Portuguesa, combines academic excellence, Porto’s unique spirit, and a global mindset. Its high-quality faculty are recognized for both their academic expertise and strong connections with the business community. Students and alumni bring diverse geographical and professional backgrounds, enriching the school’s collaborative and international environment.
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The Wine Journey (31 March – 4 April 2025)
During this week, students from four partner Business Schools explores the entire wine value chain. At CPBS, the programme was organized in collaboration with Sogrape, one of the largest wine companies in the Iberian Peninsula and included company visits and an in-depth case study analysis. This offered students a unique international experience, providing insights into the past, present, and future of the wine industry.
