Rome Business School Reviews 

Very amazing to see 3 cities in one week. Alot of museums and heritage to analyze. Very satisfied

It was a wonderful experience really! I learned a lot and got to meet such wonderful people. Extremely grateful to be part of this experience

Wonderful and valuable experience to my career. I was able to broaden much of my understanding of the Arts and Culture sector with this bootcamp. I highly recommend this trip, everyone so eager to help us students in our careers, truly a great enriching experience.

The bootcamp was very well organized, showcasing various cultural aspects and offering a comprehensive experience of Italy. Our Coordinators, Corinna and Silvia, were fantastic, always attentive to everything and everyone, and able to engage us in every activity and curiosity. The group quickly felt comfortable and bonded well.
The downside was the heat, which was so intense that it prevented us from fully enjoying some activities and, in my case, even caused illness. That said, I would suggest moving the bootcamp to a cooler period, perhaps in September.

The share contents and venues for the week really have me a good orientation on how to apply to my personal project and why I got in to this master.

It was a great experience, especially for networking with colleagues from the master's program from all over the world. Something in the organization could have been managed better, maybe a welcome dinner or something similar. But anyway it was a very formative experience.

- This review refers solely to the experience at the Barcelona BOOTCAMP -
My overall rating is definitely positive. There is certainly room for improvement, but I fully understand that managing 90 people from more than 20 countries and cultures, with different backgrounds and ages, is not an easy task. In the end, the experience was great, mainly because of this multicultural and diverse environment.

What I appreciated the most was the opportunity to build a strong network. I also greatly appreciated the visit to TOUS: the company offered an engaging tour with a lot of useful information about every aspect of their work—from quality control of raw materials to after-sales service.

The visit to Tech Barcelona could have been more detailed, but it was at least inspiring.

Regarding the course itself, it was well-structured—though there is still room for improvement—and I believe that, in the end, the objectives were achieved: we learned how to approach problems, generate ideas as a team, and deliver proposals along with a comprehensive final presentation.

The hotel accommodation was great for me, although it depends on individual expectations. Older and more experienced participants might have appreciated wardrobes and bedside tables for storing their belongings. On the other hand, the rooms were completely silent, breakfast was included, and access to the swimming pool was free of charge.

All staff are highly professional, and classroom lectures and hands-on activities help students to apply what they have learnt in the field.

It was an amazing time with all RBS-MBA colleagues, we had a very interesting and full of experience week alongside EAE team.
The Bootcamp in Barcelona was very well coordinated by Federica.

First, it was too many people. Second, my main goal was to build connections to ultimately find work in Barcelona / Spain. The theme for this bootcamp was very much entrepreneurship, not project management. Anyways, with such a large group, the in-program work is already difficult to execute. Even the coordinators struggled with keeping the group involved and interested.

My main goal was to meet connections at the companies we visited. One of the companies we visited wasn't even a company instead it was an NGO for startups. It was interesting and I would like to work in

Listen, you just need to understand our expectations as students but also set our expectations accurately. We all want to find jobs or meet connections that will lead to new career paths or learn something new that will apply to my daily work. We don't need another high school field trip. This can be managed better.

I had the pleasure of attending the virtual company visit organized by Rome Business School with Heineken Italy. As a master's student in Supply Chain Management and Logistics, I found the session highly insightful and inspiring. The presentation not only covered the rich history of Heineken but also introduced us to their innovative "Connected Brewers" concept. It was impressive to see how Heineken is leveraging AI and the latest digital technologies to enhance workflow efficiency, data integration, and decision-making across their operations. This visit offered a practical glimpse into how modern practices are evolving and reaffirmed the importance of digital transformation. I'm grateful for the opportunity and believe experiences like this significantly enrich our academic and professional journey.

I had the pleasure of attending the “Understanding how LinkedIn works & first steps in Job Searching Strategy” workshop by Rome Business School, led by Alessandro Marangi, Global Senior Talent Acquisition at General Electric.

The session was clear, actionable, and truly engaging. Alessandro not only explained how to enhance our LinkedIn presence, but also provided real-world advice on approaching the job search with purpose and strategy.

Hearing insights directly from a senior recruiter at a global company was incredibly insightful—it gave us an honest look into what companies are actually looking for today.

A must-attend workshop for anyone who wants to level up their personal brand and career approach.

‘Meet The Team’ was, indeed, a wonderful opportunity to introduce an idea or seek one out! Spencer and his team encouraged us to be a part of this event and I’m so glad I joined. Whilst ideas are ‘in the making’, the pitches, for me, highlighted the very important factor - ‘what can we offer the world to make it better’. I left the event inspired by the idea to recognise and celebrate and sustain the granny who knits, as well as, across the world, the smallholder farmers in the Ecuadorian Amazon who make possible the product launch of Matute Cacao, as well as the initiative to focus on the end-of-life management of photovoltaic panels, and by Pablo’s dream to expand the reach of inVitro_artLab, an incubator for creative endeavour and development. The ideas were so varied - innovative and daring - that, as was evidenced in the conversations afterwards, one felt a sense of pride that we are part of a school that has brought together this great pool of talent, and I dare say, groundbreakers on a global scale.

Paris Bootcamp Review – Sup de Luxe & Rome Business School

Participating in the Paris Bootcamp was a memorable and valuable experience.
The course itself was impressive and well-structured. Sup de Luxe brought in highly experienced and professional lecturers who shared valuable insights and real-world examples from the luxury industry. This contributed greatly to the learning experience.

As part of the program, we worked in teams on a case study focused on different luxury brands. While collaborative work is always useful, I personally found the case study a bit underwhelming — I didn’t feel it contributed significantly to developing new skills. I would have preferred more in-depth sessions and additional experience-sharing from the professors instead.

One of my main points of disappointment was the overall duration of the program. A one-week schedule with only around 11 hours of sessions felt too short to fully engage with the topics.

The company visits were interesting, but I felt there was a missed opportunity to dive deeper into the operational side of the businesses. In my opinion, it would be far more beneficial to visit company offices and interact with teams behind the scenes, rather than focusing mainly on store visits — which are more accessible and less insightful for industry professionals.

One of the most valuable aspects for me was meeting all my classmates in person. This face-to-face connection made the entire experience worthwhile, as I discovered we share many common interests and had the chance to exchange ideas, insights, and professional experiences. From a networking perspective, it was a fantastic opportunity.

To sum up: the bootcamp was a valuable and engaging experience with strong content and great networking potential. However, I believe it could be significantly improved with more immersive sessions, deeper content, and greater time investment to make it truly impactful.

Because of the different modules that were delivered by qualified professionals at RBS it has equipped and as well given me the opportunity to become a good human resources manager and to make changes in my organisation.

Everything was great!

The Paris Bootcamp was a truly wonderful experience. We had the chance to visit iconic places like the Dior Museum, the Rolex and Louis Vuitton boutiques, where experts shared fascinating behind-the-scenes insights and historical context. One of the highlights was our beautiful boat tour along the Seine, which offered a unique view of the city and a lovely moment to enjoy together as a group. All in all, the trip was a perfect mix of learning, fun, and exploration.

First of all, the company visit was an excellent opportunity to see where the magic happens. I've been in similar studios before, but none of them were that attentive. As an intellectual radio covering almost every part, from arts to science to news, we had a chance to catch a live studio program shooting, live radio shooting, recordings, library, archive, and many more places. Valentina Lo Surdo, who was with us from the beginning, was energetic and loved to show us the whole studio. Almost everyone who was working there stopped to see us and patiently talked to us. Marco Motta, one of the Radio3 Scienza conductors, explained how they created their program daily, and he was joyful in answering our questions. Roberta Fulci, who is also the conductor of the Scienza, was also there for us. And I shouldn't forget Anna Maria Giordano, who was one of the conductors of Radio3 Mondo. She liked to talk about the international news and how to create it for the program. And I am sorry to all whom I can't remember their names. They gave me the chance to experience their culture. The experience was good, but it would have been better if we had known who would lecture us beforehand. Maybe the next time, we, as the students, would prepare better questions and prepare accordingly. And if we can learn about the site's accessibility (stairs, distance, elevators) a considerable period before the studio visit, it would be helpful, cause some of us need this crucial information to attend. But even after all, we've spoken to the Director, Andrea Montanari, in his office, and we have a glimpse of a chance to talk to him. And a crucial part was that he offered us some experience for a future date. I'm grateful that RBS gave me that opportunity.

Great experience so far.

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