MS in International Management

Interview Sample Questions : 1. What motivated you to pursue a Master in Management at this point in your career? 2. Can you tell me about your strengths and weaknesses, especially in relation to the field of management and business? 3. Did you apply to any other MiM programs? Have you been accepted to any of them? 4. What makes you want to pursue a Master in Management (MiM)? 5. What distinguishes SDA Bocconi as important to you? 6. Could you describe your strong points and areas for improvement? 7. Which academic disciplines do you find most and least enjoyable? 8. Aside from your studies and employment, what are your interests? 9. Do you have prior management experience in your present position? 10. How would you introduce yourself apart from your application details? 11. What are your immediate and long-term goals? 12. What difficulties do you foresee in accomplishing your short-term goals? 13. Have you spoken to any former students? What details about the program did they offer? 14. What areas of vulnerability has your supervisor pointed out? 15. What do you like to do when you have free time? 16. What undergraduate courses did you find particularly enjoyable?

In your application, you will be required to provide detailed information about your academic, professional, and personal background. Instead of uploading a CV/Resume, you will fill out specific sections that address various aspects of your profile. In particular, you will need to provide information about: Professional experience Language proficiency Extracurricular activities IT skills Interests, hobbies, and sports International experiences

Bachelor Certificate

Official transcript or certified copy of grades (in English or Italian), including grades for individual subjects, grading scale, degree type, graduation date, and enrollment dates.

You will be asked to introduce yourself and explain your motivations for each program you are applying for. Tell us why you wish to study at Bocconi, your academic and professional interests, future goals, and any personal challenges you may encounter. Even if your main focus is on your first-choice program, you must still provide motivations for the other programs you selected, explaining why you chose them and why they would serve as good alternatives. We encourage you to be honest and open in describing your ambitions, unique qualities, skills, and experiences. Each “Motivation” should be no more than 2,000 characters (including spaces) and must be written in English.

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