The Milan Campus
Milan is internationally recognised as a leading centre for fashion and design, hosting major fashion weeks and design events. The city is home to the iconic Duomo di Milano, the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie with Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, and the prestigious Teatro alla Scala. As Italy's financial capital, Milan hosts the national stock exchange and numerous international companies.
Located in the heart of Milan, our campus is a modern and versatile facility designed to support a wide range of academic and student needs. It offers well-equipped lecture halls, collaborative spaces, and dedicated areas for research, workshops, and events. Combining functionality and innovation, the campus provides an engaging environment that fosters learning, creativity, and academic excellence.
Location and Accessibility
The Duomo area in Milan is a vibrant and iconic district known as a centerpiece for the city's cultural and commercial life. Surrounding the cathedral, the area boasts elegant shops, cafes, and historic buildings, creating a lively atmosphere. The campus is strategically located near the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a stunning shopping gallery, and within walking distance of the cathedral's iconic terrace.
Getting to Campus
Milan's public transportation system is efficient and well-connected. From Milan Malpensa airport, shuttle services and buses provide transportation to various locations within the city. Milan Linate airport has a direct metro line that stops in San Babila, just 2 minutes walk from campus at Via Durini 7.
Alternative Transportation
Milan offers extensive bike sharing options including RideMovi, Lime, Tier, BikeMi, Voi, and Bolt. Car sharing services include Eplushare, ShareNow, Enjoy, Zity, and E-Vai. Scooter sharing services (Cityscoot, Ecooltra) and kick scooter sharing (Bird, Bolt, Dott, Helbiz, Bit Mobility, Lime, Tier, Voi) provide additional sustainable transportation options.
The Milan campus is the ideal location to experience Italy's cultural, artistic, and commercial heartbeat while pursuing serious academic work at a degree-granting European university.