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Scholarships and Financial Aid
Every year Alma Graduate School offers a number of full and partial merit-based scholarships. The School also invests in its students by offering financial assistance, provided by Unicredit, that enables them to begin and pursue their studies without an economic burden.
The School
Alma is the Graduate School of Information Technology, Management, and Communication of Bologna founded in 2001 as a consortium between Università di Bologna, Fondazione Marconi and Fondazione Carisbo.
In May 2006 Profingest Management School joins the consortium and decides to converge all its activities on Alma.
The Alma facilities are enclosed within Villa Guastavillani on the hills surrounding Bologna, just five minutes away from the town center. Built in 1575 by Cardinal Filippo Guastavillani, nephew of Pope Gregorio XIII, the villa was recently restored by the Università di Bologna: 4.000 square meters of classrooms and laboratories equipped with leading edge visual and computer technology, to ensure effective and interactive learning.
The Computer Labs, dellated with the contribution of the Fondazione Carisbo, have 50 workstations, are equipped with state of the art technology and are continuously updated. A wireless network provides coverage throughout the entire villa and surrounding park.
Students and training program participants can revel in the unique setting, a location where people (managers and students, researchers and professionals, technologists and creative artists, entrepreneurs and young people with successful ideas) and cultures (university and enterprise, technology and art, management and computer technology, communication and law) are joined.
ALMA Graduate School
Villa Guastavillani Via degli Scalini, 18
40136 - Bologna
Tel.: + 39 051 20 90 111
Fax: + 39 051 20 90 112
info@almaweb.unibo.it
In May 2006 Profingest Management School joins the consortium and decides to converge all its activities on Alma.
The Alma facilities are enclosed within Villa Guastavillani on the hills surrounding Bologna, just five minutes away from the town center. Built in 1575 by Cardinal Filippo Guastavillani, nephew of Pope Gregorio XIII, the villa was recently restored by the Università di Bologna: 4.000 square meters of classrooms and laboratories equipped with leading edge visual and computer technology, to ensure effective and interactive learning.
The Computer Labs, dellated with the contribution of the Fondazione Carisbo, have 50 workstations, are equipped with state of the art technology and are continuously updated. A wireless network provides coverage throughout the entire villa and surrounding park.
Students and training program participants can revel in the unique setting, a location where people (managers and students, researchers and professionals, technologists and creative artists, entrepreneurs and young people with successful ideas) and cultures (university and enterprise, technology and art, management and computer technology, communication and law) are joined.
ALMA Graduate School
Villa Guastavillani Via degli Scalini, 18
40136 - Bologna
Tel.: + 39 051 20 90 111
Fax: + 39 051 20 90 112
info@almaweb.unibo.it
Villa Guastavillani, the building of Alma Graduate School
© Alma 2009 Consorzio Alma
Villa Guastavillani - Via degli Scalini, 18
40136 Bologna (BO) - Italy
Tel +39 0512090111
Fax +39 0512090112
info@almaweb.unibo.it
VAT code: IT02095311201
Villa Guastavillani - Via degli Scalini, 18
40136 Bologna (BO) - Italy
Tel +39 0512090111
Fax +39 0512090112
info@almaweb.unibo.it
VAT code: IT02095311201
