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Faculty of: ECONOMICS

Management

Milan

Domestic applicants
International applicants
Duration
2 Years
Language
Italian
Degree Classes
LM-77 (Management)

What is an Internship

The training and orientation internship is a training practice in organizational structures (institutions, companies, etc.) that offers learners the opportunity for a first approach to the world of work in view of future employment choices. The University evaluates the activities of the period of stay in the company as a complement to the classroom learning process and individual study.

Internships Commission of the Faculty of Economics:

Prof. Roberta Paroli  (Responsible)

  • Accounting: Profs. Irene Lisi and Elisa Raoli
  • Banking & Finance: Prof. Mariarosa Borroni
  • Business Policy: Prof. Marco Minciullo
  • Data Analytics: Prof. Lucia Paci
  • Economics: Prof. Giovanni Ursino
  • HR, Organisation & ICT: Prof. Chiara Paolino
  • Marketing & Communication: Profs. Roberta Sebastiani and Silvia Biraghi
    Dr. Mario Daniele (tutor of the Data Analytics areas; Economics; Marketing & Communication)
  • Dr. Andrea Mariani (tutor of the Accounting area)
  • Dr. Giovanna Pugno Vanoni (Banking & Finance tutor; Business Policy; HR, Organisation and ICT).

The project internship (curricular internship with credits) is included among the applied knowledge indicated in the Faculty Guide and is chosen by the student.
How to log in
Students who wish to opt for the project internship can choose it as an alternative to the computer lab and the advanced English language course, by submitting a specific application available on the I-catt website. The conditions for submitting the application are the achievement of at least 48 credits or 72 credits in relation to the deadline for the submission of internship applications. In October and April of each academic year, the Internship Committee draws up, with the collaboration of the Offices, a list of candidates who meet the requirements for the activation of the project internship.
When to Apply
For each academic year, the deadline for submitting applications for project internships is set:

  • by 30 September for those who have acquired at least 48 ECTS
  • by 31 March for those who have acquired at least 72 ECTS

In May of each academic year, students will be invited to a meeting to present the course related to the project internship.
All students will be able to access the Blackboard "Project Internships" page automatically in May of the first year.
For more information, please consult the materials available on the course page on Blackboard.

The activation of the internship follows the process of the STEP platform that you can find at the following link. The project internship requires the approval of the area reference professor, which will take place through the university tutor. Within the platform, one tutor must be indicated among the three indicated in point 2, not the reference teacher of the area.
The reference office for the activation procedures is the Internship & Placement Service (stage-mi@unicatt.it)

Internship tutor references

Mario Daniele
Data Analytics; Economics; Marketing & Communication
Internship tutor room, Via Lanzone 32 (Passaggio Gnomo); Monday 2.30 p.m. (reservation required by email)
mario.daniele@unicatt.it

Andrea Mariani
Accounting
Internship tutor room, Via Lanzone 32 (Passaggio Gnomo); Friday 12.30 p.m. (reservation required by email)
andrea.mariani@unicatt.it

Giovanna Pugno Vanoni
HR, Organisation and ICT; BANKING AND FINANCE; Business Policy
Internship tutor room, Via Lanzone 32 (Passaggio Gnomo); Tuesday 14.30-16.30 (by reservation by email)
giovanna.pugno@unicatt.it

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INTERNSHIP PROJECT REGULATIONS
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INTERNSHIP PROJECT REGULATIONS

The activation of the curricular internship without credits does not require the approval of the Internship Commission and it is not necessary for the student to comply with the average and credits requirements.

The activation of the internship follows the procedure of the STEP platform that you can find at the following link

The reference office for activation procedures is the Internship & Placement Service (stage-mi@unicatt.it)

The activation of the internship abroad follows the procedure of the STEP platform for internships abroad that you can find at the following link. The internship abroad can be project-based (with credits) or without credits.
The project internship abroad requires the approval of the area reference professor, which will take place through the university tutor. Within the platform, one tutor must be indicated among the three indicated in point 2, not the reference teacher of the area.
An internship abroad without ECTS does not require the approval of the Internship Commission and it is not necessary for the student to comply with the average and ECTS requirements.

The reference office for activation procedures is the International Office and the reference email is  wea@unicatt.it

Project and target group

The Digital Internship (SD), created in partnership between the Faculty of Economics of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (UCSC) and Guilds42 (a platform that offers 250 MOOC certification courses on the digital theme – website: https:/www.guilds42.com/) offers students the opportunity to acquire the skills necessary to use the main tools adopted by companies in the digital field (e.g. Google Ads, Salesforce, Shopify, Hubspot, SEO) and to apply them by creating a project for a company in the sector.

The SD, corresponding to 8 ECTS, is aimed at Graduate degree students who have obtained at least 48 ECTS by the beginning of the SD (March 2025).

The SD consists of two parts:

  • Digital Certification Path, aimed at enabling students to achieve a coherent cluster of digital skills: Shopify, Hubspot, Google, Youtube, Microsoft, Amazon, Linkedin, Semrush, Tableau, Elemental, Combinator, Kaggle.
  • Workshop Path, which consists of a project at a company to be carried out in groups of 5-6 members

 

Duration

The SD has a minimum duration of 3 months. The minimum 12 weeks are divided as follows:

  • 4 weeks for the first UC Certification Cluster
  • 8 weeks for the Bottega and the second UC Certification Cluster
  • The minimum training hours (Cluster 1 + Cluster 2) will be about 250-300.

 

UCSC Streams and Clusters

For the academic year 2024/25 the following Streams are planned:

Stream 1 – Business development

Cluster 1 (150 hours) – Lead Generation (Google Analytics – Content Marketing – Social Media – LinkedIn – Inbound Marketing – Marketing Cloud Basics – Graphic Design Basics – SEO Certification Course)

Cluster 2 (150 hours) – to be chosen between Digital Marketing – Tech – Machine learning – Project Management

Stream 2 – CRM & E-Commerce

Cluster 1 (150 hours) – CRM & E-Commerce (Salesforce – Inbound Sales – Hubspot – Ecommerce Marketing – Amazon eCommerce Management – eDock Fundamentals – Designing for Conversion – Google Analytics)

Cluster 2 (150 hours) to be chosen from: Business development – Tech – Machine learning – Project Management

 

Timing

  • Application deadline: 30 November 2024
  • Student selection and admission: December 2024
  • Check out: Second semester A.Y. 2024-2025 (March 2025)

 

Evaluation

The overall evaluation, expressed in thirtieths, will examine the results obtained by the student between the Certification path and the Bottega path, as well as the consistency of the path followed and the commitment made by the student. The UC Coordinator will be assisted by the Guilds42 contact person, who will issue a standard evaluation for each student, divided into two levels:

  • Individual evaluation of the overall Certification Pathway (in both phases of the SD). It is automatically calculated by the Dashboard system through the Course Score metric;
  • Individual evaluation of the work carried out by the students in the Workshop Path, which is carried out by the project referent.

 

Contacts

UC Coordinator: Dr. Marco Minciullo (marco.minciullo@unicatt.it)

Blackboard: 2024-CES370-25370 STAGE DIGITAL (2024-2025)