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{{Short description|Independent private university in Rome}}
{{Short description|Independent private university in Rome}}
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{{Infobox university
{{Infobox university
| name = Luiss
| name = Luiss University
| native_name = Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli
| native_name = {{native name|it|Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli}}
| caption = Entrance to the main campus of Luiss University, located in Rome on Viale Pola.
| latin_name =
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| image_name = Villa Blanc ristrutturata.jpg
| image_name = LUISS sede centrale Via Pola.jpeg
| image_size =
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| motto =
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| established = 1974
| established = {{start date and age|1974}}
| type = Private
| type = [[Private university]]
| endowment =
| endowment =
| administrative_staff = 1,290 (2009)<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.luiss.edu/about/facts-figures |title=Facts & Figures - About - LUISS Guido Carli University |access-date=August 22, 2010 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100801231250/http://www.luiss.edu/about/facts-figures |archive-date=August 1, 2010 }}</ref>
| administrative_staff = 1,290 (2009)<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.luiss.edu/about/facts-figures |title=Facts & Figures - About - LUISS Guido Carli University |access-date=August 22, 2010 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100801231250/http://www.luiss.edu/about/facts-figures |archive-date=August 1, 2010 }}</ref>
| rector = Andrea Prencipe
| rector = Andrea Prencipe
| president = [[:it:Vincenzo Boccia|Vincenzo Boccia]]
| president = Emanuele Orsini
| director = [[Giovanni Lo Storto]]
| director = [[Giovanni Lo Storto]]
| students = 9,067 (2019)<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.luiss.it/ateneo/chi-siamo/luiss-numeri|title=Luiss Guido Carli &#124; Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali, Roma|website=Luiss Guido Carli}}</ref>
| students = 9,067 (2019)<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.luiss.it/ateneo/chi-siamo/luiss-numeri|title=Luiss Guido Carli &#124; Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali, Roma|website=Luiss Guido Carli}}</ref>
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| free = Luiss Sport
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| affiliations = QTEM Masters Network
| website = {{URL|https://www.luiss.edu/}}
| website = {{URL|https://www.luiss.edu/}}
| logo = Logo luiss.png
| logo = Luiss University wordmark and logo.svg
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'''Luiss University''' ({{langx|it|Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli|4=Free International University for Social Studies Guido Carli}}) is a private university located in [[Rome|Rome, Italy]], founded in 1974 by a group of entrepreneurs led by [[Umberto Agnelli]].
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[[File:VincenzoBoccia2020.jpg|thumb|Luiss President Vincenzo Boccia]]
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[[File:Paola Severino - Quirinale.jpg|thumb|[[Paola Severino]], Luiss Vice President]]
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[[File:Andrea Prencipe.jpg|thumb|Andrea Prencipe, Luiss Rector]]
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[[File:GiovanniLoStorto2020.jpg|thumb|Giovanni Lo Storto, Luiss General Manager]]
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'''Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali "Guido Carli"''' (Italian for ''Free International University of Social Studies "Guido Carli"''), known by the [[acronym]] "'''LUISS'''" or "'''LUISS Guido Carli'''", is a private university located in Rome, Italy, founded in 1974 by a group of entrepreneurs led by [[Umberto Agnelli]], brother of [[Gianni Agnelli]].


It provides [[undergraduate]] and [[post-graduate]] education, in addition to a range of [[Double Degree]] programs, in the fields of [[finance]], [[business]], [[management]], [[law]], and [[political science]]. It is located near the historical center of the city, between the neighborhoods of [[Parioli]] and [[:it:Trieste (quartiere di Roma)|Trieste]]. The university is supported by [[Confindustria]], the Italian Confederation of Industries.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.edu/university|title=The University|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref> Luiss has four different campuses: one in '''Viale Romania''', one in '''Via Parenzo''', one in '''Villa Blanc''', and the last one in '''Viale Pola'''. It also has a library in Via Santa Costanza.
It provides [[undergraduate]] and [[Postgraduate education|postgraduate]] education, in addition to a range of [[Double Degree]] programs, in the fields of [[finance]], [[business]], [[management]], [[law]], and [[political science]]. It is located near the historical center of the city, between the neighborhoods of [[Parioli]] and [[:it:Trieste (quartiere di Roma)|Trieste]]. The university is supported by [[Confindustria]], the Italian Confederation of Industries.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.edu/university|title=The University|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref> Luiss has four different campuses: one in '''Viale Romania''', one in '''Via Parenzo''', one in '''Villa Blanc''', and the last one in '''Viale Pola'''. It also has a library in Via Santa Costanza.


==History==
==History==
In 1974 a group of entrepreneurs led by [[Umberto Agnelli]] (the brother of [[Gianni Agnelli]], who at the time was president of Confindustria), launched a project investing economic and intellectual resources in the establishment of a university. This university would be designed to offer undergraduate and postgraduate education that is geared toward the needs of the [[Market (economics)|market]].<ref name="luiss.edu">{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.edu/university/history|title=History|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
In 1974, a group of entrepreneurs led by [[Umberto Agnelli]] (the brother of [[Gianni Agnelli]], who at the time was president of Confindustria), launched a project investing economic and intellectual resources in the establishment of a university. This university would be designed to offer undergraduate and postgraduate education that is geared toward the needs of the [[Market (economics)|market]].<ref name="luiss.edu">{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.edu/university/history|title=History|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>


Luiss came out of a pre-existing university (''Pro Deo University'', founded in 1966), which was redesigned and renamed '''''Luiss''''' (an acronym for ''Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali'', which means "Free International University of Social Studies") in 1977. Eventually, other public and private industrial groups, as well as some banks, joined the founders.<ref name="luiss.edu"/>
Luiss came out of a pre-existing university (''Pro Deo University'', founded in 1966), which was redesigned and renamed '''''Luiss''''' (an acronym for ''Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali'', which means "Free International University of Social Studies") in 1977. Eventually, other public and private industrial groups, as well as some banks, joined the founders.<ref name="luiss.edu"/>


The group of businessmen and bankers who had promoted and financed the birth of the project, as well as the transformation of the organization of the old Pro Deo University, into the more modern ones of Luiss University, as it is today, was established in 1985 in the current “Friends of Luiss”. This has had since its inception [[Senate of the Republic (Italy)|Senator]] [[Umberto Agnelli]] as its president, who was then succeeded by [[Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone]] (still in office), and plays a vital role in the collection and distribution of economic resources to be allocated to provide scholarships for students who have enormous potential but a lack of economic resources, and to ensure that the most brilliant Luiss graduates have the possibility of earning PhDs to dedicate themselves to scientific research with a view to an academic career or advanced professional activities.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.it/ateneo/associazioni/associazione-amici-della-luiss/progetto-luiss|title=Il Progetto LUISS|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
The group of businessmen and bankers who had promoted and financed the birth of the project, as well as the transformation of the organization of the old Pro Deo University, into the more modern ones of Luiss University, as it is today, was established in 1985 in the current "Friends of Luiss". This has had since its inception [[Senate of the Republic (Italy)|Senator]] [[Umberto Agnelli]] as its president, who was then succeeded by [[Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone]] (still in office), and plays a vital role in the collection and distribution of economic resources to be allocated to provide scholarships for students who have enormous potential but a lack of economic resources, and to ensure that the most brilliant Luiss graduates have the possibility of earning PhDs to dedicate themselves to scientific research with a view to an academic career or advanced professional activities.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.it/ateneo/associazioni/associazione-amici-della-luiss/progetto-luiss|title=Il Progetto LUISS|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>


[[Guido Carli]], former Governor of the [[Banca d'Italia]], President of Confindustria, and later Senator was President of Luiss from 1978 until he died in 1993. His work was so highly esteemed that in 1994 the university changed its name to '''Luiss Guido Carli'''.<ref name="luiss.edu"/>
[[Guido Carli]], former Governor of the [[Banca d'Italia]], President of Confindustria, and later Senator was President of Luiss from 1978 until he died in 1993. His work was so highly esteemed that in 1994 the university changed its name to '''Luiss Guido Carli'''.<ref name="luiss.edu"/>


Originally the university had only the faculties of [[Economics]] and [[Political Science]], which added the faculty of [[Law]] in 1982. In 2011 an academic reorganization took place, which resulted in today's four Departments: ''Law'', ''Business and Management'', ''Economics and Finance'', and ''Political Science''. Today the university offers many courses entirely taught in English, such as 'Economics & Business' or 'Politics, Philosophy and Economics'.<ref name="luiss.edu"/>
Originally, the university had only the faculties of [[Economics]] and [[Political Science]], which added the faculty of [[Law]] in 1982. In 2011, an academic reorganization took place, which resulted in today's four Departments: ''Law'', ''Business and Management'', ''Economics and Finance'', and ''Political Science''. Today the university offers many courses entirely taught in English, such as 'Economics & Business' or 'Politics, Philosophy and Economics'.<ref name="luiss.edu"/>


==Rankings==
==Rankings==


● Luiss ranks among the top 100 European Business Schools, as stated by the [[Financial Times]]' official ranking.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/luiss-university/european-business-school-rankings-2019#european-business-school-rankings-2019|title=Business school rankings from the Financial Times - FT.com|website=rankings.ft.com|access-date=April 20, 2020}}</ref>
* Luiss ranks among the top 100 European Business Schools, as stated by the [[Financial Times]]' official ranking.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/luiss-university/european-business-school-rankings-2019#european-business-school-rankings-2019|title=Business school rankings from the Financial Times - FT.com|website=rankings.ft.com|access-date=April 20, 2020}}</ref>
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* Luiss is ranked 14th in the world, 1st in Italy and 2nd in Europe in political science and international studies, according to the QS ranking 2023.
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* Top 46 worldwide in economics and management (QS ranking 2023)
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* Top 47 worldwide in law (QS ranking 2023)
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* It entered the top 100 of the world's most prestigious universities for the social sciences in 2022, doubling its position from 2021.
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* Ranked 1st in Italy among medium-sized universities, and 1st in Italy among private universities (Censis).
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* Since 2017, the university has climbed an average of more than 200 places in every field it teaches (according to the QS 2022 ranking by subject).
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* In late 2022, according to the Financial Times Master's in Management 2022 rankings, the university remains in the top 100 for all indicators and has moved up more than 20 places in one year, ranking 30rd.


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Luiss joins the world's elite 15 universities in Politics and International Studies in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023. The University's impressive rise continues as it now ranks in the top 50 positions globally for "Business and Management" and "Law" areas, having climbed more than 30 positions in one year.<ref>{{cite web|url= https://www.luiss.edu/news/8a241c55-7c35-412a-90fc-89dbffc9486a|title= Luiss Guido Carli &#124; Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali, Roma}}</ref>
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● Luiss is ranked 14th in the world, 1st in Italy and 2nd in Europe in political science and international studies, according to the QS ranking 20238.

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● Top 46 worldwide in economics and management (QS ranking 2023)

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● Top 47 worldwide in law (QS ranking 2023)

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● It entered the top 100 of the world's most prestigious universities for the social sciences in 2022, doubling its position from 2021.

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● Ranked 1st in Italy among medium-sized universities, and 2nd in Italy after Milan's Bocconi among private universities (Censis).

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● Since 2017, the university has climbed an average of more than 200 places in every field it teaches (according to the QS 2022 ranking by subject).

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● In late 2022, according to the Financial Times Master's in Management 2022 rankings, the university remains in the top 100 for all indicators and has moved up more than 20 places in one year, ranking 53rd.


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Luiss joins the world’s elite 15 universities in Politics and International Studies in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023. The University’s impressive rise continues as it now ranks in the top 50 positions globally for “Business and Management” and “Law” areas, having climbed more than 30 positions in one year.<ref>{{cite web|url= https://www.luiss.edu/news/8a241c55-7c35-412a-90fc-89dbffc9486a}}</ref>


== Admission ==
== Admission ==
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=== Department of Economics and Finance ===
=== Department of Economics and Finance ===
The Department of Economics and Finance offers the following degree programs:
The Department of Economics and Finance offers the following degree programs:
* [[Bachelor’s degree|Bachelor's degree]] in Economics and Business (category L-33);<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.economiaefinanza.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/bachelors-degree-programs/economics-and-business/academic-programs/20142015|title=Economics and Business - Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* [[Bachelor's degree]] in Economics and Business (category L-33);<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.economiaefinanza.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/bachelors-degree-programs/economics-and-business/academic-programs/20142015|title=Economics and Business - Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* Master's degree in Economics and Finance (category LM-56)<ref>{{cite web |title=Programs offered - Economics and Finance |url=https://www.luiss.edu/admissions/programs-offered/economics-and-finance |website=www.luiss.edu |access-date=April 16, 2019}}</ref>
* Master's degree in Economics and Finance (category LM-56)<ref>{{cite web |title=Programs offered - Economics and Finance |url=https://www.luiss.edu/admissions/programs-offered/economics-and-finance |website=www.luiss.edu |access-date=April 16, 2019}}</ref>


=== Department of Political Science ===
=== Department of Political Science ===
The Department of [[Political Science]] offers the following degree programs:
The Department of [[Political Science]] offers the following degree programs:
* [[Bachelor’s degree|Bachelor's degree]] in Politics, philosophy and economics (category L-36);<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.scienzepolitiche.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/bachelors-degree-programs/political-science/academic-programs/20142015|title=Political Science - Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* [[Bachelor's degree]] in Politics, philosophy and economics (category L-36);<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.scienzepolitiche.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/bachelors-degree-programs/political-science/academic-programs/20142015|title=Political Science - Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* Master's degree in International Relations (category LM-62);<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.scienzepolitiche.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/masters-degree-programs/international-relations/academic-programs/20142015|title=Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref> Government and Policies (category LM-62)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.scienzepolitiche.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/masters-degree-programs/government-and-policies/program-20142015|title=Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* Master's degree in International Relations (category LM-62);<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.scienzepolitiche.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/masters-degree-programs/international-relations/academic-programs/20142015|title=Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref> Government and Policies (category LM-62)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://didattica.scienzepolitiche.luiss.it/en/degree-programs/masters-degree-programs/government-and-policies/program-20142015|title=Program for 2014/2015|website=LUISS Guido Carli|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>


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* [[LUISS School of Government]] offers specific training, through the provision of four different master's degrees in the field of political processes and decision-making, both in the public and private sectors;<ref>{{cite web|url=http://sog.luiss.it/it|title=School of Government LUISS Guido Carli -|website=Sog.luiss.it|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* [[LUISS School of Government]] offers specific training, through the provision of four different master's degrees in the field of political processes and decision-making, both in the public and private sectors;<ref>{{cite web|url=http://sog.luiss.it/it|title=School of Government LUISS Guido Carli -|website=Sog.luiss.it|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* The [[:it:Scuola di specializzazione per le professioni legali|Specialized School for the Legal Professions]] offers two-year programs for the theoretical study of specific legal issues along with practice activities such as mock trials;<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://scuolalegali.postlauream.luiss.it/attivita-didattiche-e-tirocini/ |title=Attività didattiche e tirocini - Scuola di Specializzazione per le Professioni Legali - LUISS Guido Carli |access-date=July 2, 2014 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140101141458/http://scuolalegali.postlauream.luiss.it/attivita-didattiche-e-tirocini/ |archive-date=January 1, 2014 |url-status=dead }}</ref>
* The [[:it:Scuola di specializzazione per le professioni legali|Specialized School for the Legal Professions]] offers two-year programs for the theoretical study of specific legal issues along with practice activities such as mock trials;<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://scuolalegali.postlauream.luiss.it/attivita-didattiche-e-tirocini/ |title=Attività didattiche e tirocini - Scuola di Specializzazione per le Professioni Legali - LUISS Guido Carli |access-date=July 2, 2014 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140101141458/http://scuolalegali.postlauream.luiss.it/attivita-didattiche-e-tirocini/ |archive-date=January 1, 2014 |url-status=dead }}</ref>
* Luiss School of Law is a school for the theoretical study of specific legal problems;<ref>{{Cite web |title=Luiss School of Law {{!}} |url=https://lsl.luiss.it/ |access-date=2024-08-02 |website=lsl.luiss.it}}</ref>
* The Massimo Baldini School of Journalism offers two-year programs that require enrollment in the journalism trainee program. At the end of the course (taught by professional journalists, academics, and technical specialists), the university confers a diploma.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://giornalismo.postlauream.luiss.it/|title=Scuola Superiore di Giornalismo "Massimo Baldini" - LUISS Guido Carli|website=Giornalismo.postlauream.luiss.it|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* The Massimo Baldini School of Journalism offers two-year programs that require enrollment in the journalism trainee program. At the end of the course (taught by professional journalists, academics, and technical specialists), the university confers a diploma.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://giornalismo.postlauream.luiss.it/|title=Scuola Superiore di Giornalismo "Massimo Baldini" - LUISS Guido Carli|website=Giornalismo.postlauream.luiss.it|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>


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The historic campus is situated at '''Viale Pola''' '''12''' (in the 1930s, this was the residence of [[Galeazzo Ciano]] and [[Edda Mussolini]]), which is referred to in most of the documents that mention the university. It continues to house the university's general management, administrative services, human resources, and academic support services. Also at this location are master's degrees, the School of Journalism and the Specialized School for the Legal Professions, as well as the Luiss Business School and LUISS University Press.
The historic campus is situated at '''Viale Pola''' '''12''' (in the 1930s, this was the residence of [[Galeazzo Ciano]] and [[Edda Mussolini]]), which is referred to in most of the documents that mention the university. It continues to house the university's general management, administrative services, human resources, and academic support services. Also at this location are master's degrees, the School of Journalism and the Specialized School for the Legal Professions, as well as the Luiss Business School and LUISS University Press.
[[File:Villa Hertz - Sede Viale Romania.gif|thumb|Villa Hertz – Viale Romania campus]]
[[File:Villa Hertz - Sede Viale Romania.gif|thumb|Villa Hertz – Viale Romania campus]]
The '''Viale Romania''' campus opened in October 2007 at '''Viale Romania 32''', in the heart of the [[Parioli]] quarter in [[Rome]]. This campus has the largest number of buildings and students even though it has not yet been completed: only the first 9,420 [[Square metre|m²]] out of the 28,000 m² planned are currently being used.<ref name="luiss.it">{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.it/sites/www.luiss.it/files/Relazione_annuale_nucleo-dir_gen_2013_0.pdf|title=LUISS Guido Carli : Annual Report 2013|website=Luiss.it|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref> This [[campus]] (converted from a former school entirely redesigned as a university campus) houses the Departments of Business and Management, Economics and Finance, and Political Science, the Student Office, the Orientation Office, the Placement Office, Teaching and Research, International Relations and IT.
The '''Viale Romania''' campus opened in October 2007 at '''Viale Romania 32''', in the heart of the [[Parioli]] quarter in [[Rome]]. This campus has the largest number of buildings and students even though it has not yet been completed: only the first 9,420 m<sup>2</sup> out of the 28,000 m<sup>2</sup> planned are currently being used.<ref name="luiss.it">{{cite web|url=http://www.luiss.it/sites/www.luiss.it/files/Relazione_annuale_nucleo-dir_gen_2013_0.pdf|title=LUISS Guido Carli : Annual Report 2013|website=Luiss.it|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref> This [[campus]] (converted from a former school entirely redesigned as a university campus) houses the Departments of Business and Management, Economics and Finance, and Political Science, the Student Office, the Orientation Office, the Placement Office, Teaching and Research, International Relations and IT.
[[File:Sede Via Parenzo.gif|thumb|Via Parenzo campus]]
[[File:Sede Via Parenzo.gif|thumb|Via Parenzo campus]]
The Department of Law is located at '''Via Parenzo 11''', which is not far from the historic campus of '''Viale Pola'''. The building was originally a hospital for blind war veterans (commemorated by a marble plaque inside the building). In the 1990s, Confindustria decided to take over the structure,<ref>Francesco Perego, ''La LUISS si espande in un monumento degli anni '30'' in ''Corriere della Sera'', May 14, 1992.</ref> restoring the original plan and shape of the building while completely renovating the interior. The building was designed by Pietro Aschieri in 1929-1931 and renovated by Studio Passarelli 1990-93. Substantial parts of the interior were renovated to their original design.<ref>Guida, Open House Roma 17, VI edizione.</ref>
The Department of Law is located at '''Via Parenzo 11''', which is not far from the historic campus of '''Viale Pola'''. The building was originally a hospital for blind war veterans (commemorated by a marble plaque inside the building). In the 1990s, Confindustria decided to take over the structure,<ref>Francesco Perego, ''La LUISS si espande in un monumento degli anni '30'' in ''Corriere della Sera'', May 14, 1992.</ref> restoring the original plan and shape of the building while completely renovating the interior. The building was designed by Pietro Aschieri in 1929-1931 and renovated by Studio Passarelli 1990-93. Substantial parts of the interior were renovated to their original design.<ref>Guida, Open House Roma 17, VI edizione.</ref>
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* [[:it:Emma Marcegaglia|Emma Marcegaglia]], from July 16, 2010
* [[:it:Emma Marcegaglia|Emma Marcegaglia]], from July 16, 2010
* [[:it:Vincenzo Boccia|Vincenzo Boccia]], from June 19, 2019
* [[:it:Vincenzo Boccia|Vincenzo Boccia]], from June 19, 2019

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[[File:VincenzoBoccia2020.jpg|thumb|Luiss President Vincenzo Boccia]]
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[[File:Paola Severino - Quirinale.jpg|thumb|[[Paola Severino]], Luiss Vice President]]
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[[File:Andrea Prencipe.jpg|thumb|Andrea Prencipe, Luiss Rector]]
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[[File:GiovanniLoStorto2020.jpg|thumb|Giovanni Lo Storto, Luiss General Manager]]


=== Rectors ===
=== Rectors ===
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=== Faculty (former and current) ===
=== Faculty (former and current) ===
* Glauco Benigni (Author, journalist, former Head of International Press Rai International)
* Glauco Benigni (Author, journalist, former Head of International Press [[Rai Italia|Rai International]])
* Francesco Giorgino ([[RAI]] Conductor)
* Francesco Giorgino ([[RAI|Rai]] TV Presenter)
* [[Giuliano Amato]] (jurist, politician, former Prime Minister of Italy)
* [[Giuliano Amato]] (jurist, politician, former [[Prime Minister of Italy]])
* [[Dario Antiseri]] (philosopher)
* [[Dario Antiseri]] (philosopher)
* [[Daniele Archibugi]] (economist)
* [[Daniele Archibugi]] (economist)
* Fabiano Schivardi (economist)
* Fabiano Schivardi (economist)
* Fabrizio Cacciafesta (mathematician)
* Fabrizio Cacciafesta (mathematician)
* Matteo Arpe (banker, former CEO of Capitalia)
* Matteo Arpe (banker, former CEO of [[Capitalia]])
* Antonio Baldassarre (former President of the [[Constitutional Court of Italy]], President of SISAL and [[RAI]])
* Antonio Baldassarre (former President of the [[Constitutional Court of Italy]], President of [[Sisal (company)|SISAL]] and RAI)
*[[Giuseppe Conte]] (former Prime Minister of Italy)
*[[Giuseppe Conte]] (former Prime Minister of Italy)
* [[Vincenzo Caianiello]] (former President of the Constitutional Court of Italy, jurist, magistrate and politician)
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* [[Domenico Fisichella]] (political analyst, then Senator, [[Minister of Culture (Italy)|Minister of Culture]], Vice [[President of the Senate of the Republic (Italy)|President of the Senate]])
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* [[Enrico Giovannini]] (economist, statistician and former [[Ministry of Labour and Social Policies (Italy)|Minister of Labour]])
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* Luciano Pellicani (sociologist and journalist)
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* [[Paolo Savona]] (economist, former Minister of Industry, President of [[UniCredit|Unicredit]] Bank of Rome)
* [[Carlo Scognamiglio]] (former President of the Senate, Minister of Defense, Honorary President of the Italian Aspen Institute and of the Rizzoli-Corriere della Sera publishing group)
* [[Carlo Scognamiglio]] (former President of the Senate, Minister of Defense, Honorary President of the Italian Aspen Institute and of the Rizzoli-Corriere della Sera publishing group)
* [[Vincenzo Scotti]] (politician, Minister of the Interior and Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs)
* [[Vincenzo Scotti]] (politician, [[Minister of the Interior (Italy)|Minister of the Interior]] and Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs)
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* [[Paola Severino]] (jurist, former Minister of Justice)
* [[Chicco Testa]] (entrepreneur)
* [[Chicco Testa]] (entrepreneur)
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* Elisabetta Belloni (Secretary General of the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Italy)|Ministry of Foreign Affairs]])
* Elisabetta Belloni (Secretary General of the [[Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Italy)|Ministry of Foreign Affairs]])
* [[Rosy Bindi]] (politician)
* [[Rosy Bindi]] (politician)
* Concetta Brescia Morra (professor of Law, member of the [[Single Supervisory Mechanism|SSM]] Administrative Board of Review)
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* [[Daniele Capezzone]] (politician)
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* [[Gerardo Greco]] (journalist)
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* Giulia Innocenzi (journalist)
* Maurizio Lauri (Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors at [[UniCredit]])
* Maurizio Lauri (Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors at UniCredit)
* Giampiero Massolo (Ambassador, President of [[Fincantieri]], former General Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
* Giampiero Massolo (Ambassador, President of [[Fincantieri]], former General Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
*[[Antonio Mele]] (economist)
*[[Antonio Mele]] (economist)
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*[[Mario Furore|Marco Furore]] (politician, [[Member of the European Parliament|MEP]])
*[[Nicola Ottaviani]] (politician, mayor of [[Frosinone]])
*[[Nicola Ottaviani]] (politician, mayor of [[Frosinone]])
* [[Pieter Omtzigt]] (Dutch politician)
*[[Elio Leoni Sceti]] (businessman)
*[[Elio Leoni Sceti]] (businessman)
*[[Alessandro Cardelli]] (Capitan Regent of the [[San Marino|Republic of San Marino]])
*[[Alessandro Cardelli]] (Capitan Regent of the [[San Marino|Republic of San Marino]])
*[[Alessandro Battilocchio]] (politician)
*[[Alessandro Battilocchio]] (politician)
* Fabio Panetta (Deputy Governor of [[Banca d'Italia]], member of the SSM Supervisory Board)
* Fabio Panetta (Deputy Governor of [[Bank of Italy]], member of the SSM Supervisory Board)
* [[Roberto Speranza]] (politician, current [[Italian Minister of Health|Minister of Health]])
* [[Roberto Speranza]] (politician, former [[Minister of Health (Italy)|Minister of Health]])
* [[Riccardo Zacconi]] (CEO of [[King (company)|King]])
* [[Riccardo Zacconi]] (CEO of [[King (company)|King]])
* [[Luca Maestri]] (CFO of [[Apple Inc.]])
* [[Luca Maestri]] (CFO of [[Apple Inc.]])
*[[:it:Paljin Tulku Rinpoce|Paljin Tulku Rinpoche]]
*Paljin Tulku Rinpoche
* Princess Victoria Romanovna (businesswoman)
* [[Grand Duke George Mikhailovich of Russia|Princess Victoria Romanovna]] (businesswoman)


== See also ==
== See also ==

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Luiss University
Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli (Italian)
Entrance to the main campus of Luiss University, located in Rome on Viale Pola.
TypePrivate university
Established1974; 51 years ago (1974)
PresidentEmanuele Orsini
RectorAndrea Prencipe
DirectorGiovanni Lo Storto
Administrative staff
1,290 (2009)[1]
Students9,067 (2019)[2]
Address
Viale Pola, 12
,
Rome
,
I-00198
,
Italy
Sports teamsLuiss Sport
AffiliationsQTEM Masters Network
Websitewww.luiss.edu

Luiss University (Italian: Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, lit. 'Free International University for Social Studies Guido Carli') is a private university located in Rome, Italy, founded in 1974 by a group of entrepreneurs led by Umberto Agnelli.

It provides undergraduate and postgraduate education, in addition to a range of Double Degree programs, in the fields of finance, business, management, law, and political science. It is located near the historical center of the city, between the neighborhoods of Parioli and Trieste. The university is supported by Confindustria, the Italian Confederation of Industries.[3] Luiss has four different campuses: one in Viale Romania, one in Via Parenzo, one in Villa Blanc, and the last one in Viale Pola. It also has a library in Via Santa Costanza.

History

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In 1974, a group of entrepreneurs led by Umberto Agnelli (the brother of Gianni Agnelli, who at the time was president of Confindustria), launched a project investing economic and intellectual resources in the establishment of a university. This university would be designed to offer undergraduate and postgraduate education that is geared toward the needs of the market.[4]

Luiss came out of a pre-existing university (Pro Deo University, founded in 1966), which was redesigned and renamed Luiss (an acronym for Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali, which means "Free International University of Social Studies") in 1977. Eventually, other public and private industrial groups, as well as some banks, joined the founders.[4]

The group of businessmen and bankers who had promoted and financed the birth of the project, as well as the transformation of the organization of the old Pro Deo University, into the more modern ones of Luiss University, as it is today, was established in 1985 in the current "Friends of Luiss". This has had since its inception Senator Umberto Agnelli as its president, who was then succeeded by Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone (still in office), and plays a vital role in the collection and distribution of economic resources to be allocated to provide scholarships for students who have enormous potential but a lack of economic resources, and to ensure that the most brilliant Luiss graduates have the possibility of earning PhDs to dedicate themselves to scientific research with a view to an academic career or advanced professional activities.[5]

Guido Carli, former Governor of the Banca d'Italia, President of Confindustria, and later Senator was President of Luiss from 1978 until he died in 1993. His work was so highly esteemed that in 1994 the university changed its name to Luiss Guido Carli.[4]

Originally, the university had only the faculties of Economics and Political Science, which added the faculty of Law in 1982. In 2011, an academic reorganization took place, which resulted in today's four Departments: Law, Business and Management, Economics and Finance, and Political Science. Today the university offers many courses entirely taught in English, such as 'Economics & Business' or 'Politics, Philosophy and Economics'.[4]

Rankings

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  • Luiss ranks among the top 100 European Business Schools, as stated by the Financial Times' official ranking.[6]
  • Luiss is ranked 14th in the world, 1st in Italy and 2nd in Europe in political science and international studies, according to the QS ranking 2023.
  • Top 46 worldwide in economics and management (QS ranking 2023)
  • Top 47 worldwide in law (QS ranking 2023)
  • It entered the top 100 of the world's most prestigious universities for the social sciences in 2022, doubling its position from 2021.
  • Ranked 1st in Italy among medium-sized universities, and 1st in Italy among private universities (Censis).
  • Since 2017, the university has climbed an average of more than 200 places in every field it teaches (according to the QS 2022 ranking by subject).
  • In late 2022, according to the Financial Times Master's in Management 2022 rankings, the university remains in the top 100 for all indicators and has moved up more than 20 places in one year, ranking 30rd.

Luiss joins the world's elite 15 universities in Politics and International Studies in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023. The University's impressive rise continues as it now ranks in the top 50 positions globally for "Business and Management" and "Law" areas, having climbed more than 30 positions in one year.[7]

Admission

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To attend a degree program at one of the four Departments at Luiss, candidates must pass an admission test. Each year a maximum number of places available is set and the admission test is done in two different sessions (one in February and one in May), after which a ranking by session is drafted, where each student has a score made up of their final grade in secondary school and their test score. Admission is based on the available slots and where selected students choose not to attend, other students are selected from the waiting list.

The admission test lasts 90 minutes and is made up of 100 multiple-choice questions measuring general culture (15%) and aptitude (85%). The subjects on the test are logic and reading comprehension; logical and mathematical aptitude and financial mathematics; numerical and spatial logic; abstract reasoning and critical/verbal skills; knowledge of general math and general culture (current events, history, literature, philosophy); and English.

On average, candidates admitted to Luiss are high achievers: 68.1% of students have a final secondary school average of over 90/100, compared to the national average of 24.6%.[8]

To be admitted to a master's degree, Luiss' graduates with degree grades of 100 or above can be admitted to degree programs without having to take an admission test, until all the available slots are taken. Graduates from other universities (for a maximum of 250) must take a written test to apply for admission.

Organization

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The university is divided into the following four departments:

Department of Law

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The academic organization provides a single five-year cycle for the combined bachelor's and master's degree program in Law (Category: LGM/01).[9]

Department of Business and Management

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The Department of Business and Management offers the following degree programs:

  • Bachelor's degree in Economics and Management (category L-18);[10] Management and Computer Science (category L-18);[11]
  • Master's degree in Business Management (category LM-77);[12] Management in English (category LM-77);[13] Accounting, Finance and Control (category LM-77);[14] Marketing (category LM-77);[15] Corporate Finance (category LM-77);[16] Global Management and Politics (category LM-77)[17]

Department of Economics and Finance

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The Department of Economics and Finance offers the following degree programs:

  • Bachelor's degree in Economics and Business (category L-33);[18]
  • Master's degree in Economics and Finance (category LM-56)[19]

Department of Political Science

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The Department of Political Science offers the following degree programs:

  • Bachelor's degree in Politics, philosophy and economics (category L-36);[20]
  • Master's degree in International Relations (category LM-62);[21] Government and Policies (category LM-62)[22]

Postgraduate degrees

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The university has several autonomous postgraduate schools:

  • LUISS Business School is a school for professional management and a center of research and management consulting. It has its MBA program, various types of master's degrees, and ad hoc training courses for business customers;[23]
  • LUISS School of Government offers specific training, through the provision of four different master's degrees in the field of political processes and decision-making, both in the public and private sectors;[24]
  • The Specialized School for the Legal Professions offers two-year programs for the theoretical study of specific legal issues along with practice activities such as mock trials;[25]
  • Luiss School of Law is a school for the theoretical study of specific legal problems;[26]
  • The Massimo Baldini School of Journalism offers two-year programs that require enrollment in the journalism trainee program. At the end of the course (taught by professional journalists, academics, and technical specialists), the university confers a diploma.[27]

Corporate placement and campus drive

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LUISS provides a wide network of corporate placement opportunities for its students and recently collaborated internationally for exploring students' dynamics for international experience. The first collaboration took place in December 2021 with TreeAndHumanKnot RisingIndia Think-tank.

Campuses

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Front of the Palazzina at Viale Pola – Rector's office

LUISS Guido Carli currently has five campuses in Rome.[28]

The historic campus is situated at Viale Pola 12 (in the 1930s, this was the residence of Galeazzo Ciano and Edda Mussolini), which is referred to in most of the documents that mention the university. It continues to house the university's general management, administrative services, human resources, and academic support services. Also at this location are master's degrees, the School of Journalism and the Specialized School for the Legal Professions, as well as the Luiss Business School and LUISS University Press.

Villa Hertz – Viale Romania campus

The Viale Romania campus opened in October 2007 at Viale Romania 32, in the heart of the Parioli quarter in Rome. This campus has the largest number of buildings and students even though it has not yet been completed: only the first 9,420 m2 out of the 28,000 m2 planned are currently being used.[29] This campus (converted from a former school entirely redesigned as a university campus) houses the Departments of Business and Management, Economics and Finance, and Political Science, the Student Office, the Orientation Office, the Placement Office, Teaching and Research, International Relations and IT.

Via Parenzo campus

The Department of Law is located at Via Parenzo 11, which is not far from the historic campus of Viale Pola. The building was originally a hospital for blind war veterans (commemorated by a marble plaque inside the building). In the 1990s, Confindustria decided to take over the structure,[30] restoring the original plan and shape of the building while completely renovating the interior. The building was designed by Pietro Aschieri in 1929-1931 and renovated by Studio Passarelli 1990-93. Substantial parts of the interior were renovated to their original design.[31]

The newest Luiss campus is Villa Blanc, home to the LUISS Business School, at Via Nomentana 216. The campus was inaugurated in June 2018.[32]

There is also the campus located at Via di Santa Costanza, which houses a library that specializes in the economic, legal, political, and social sciences.[33] The Library has over 100,000 books, 1,800 journals, and 80 databases.[29]

Administration

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Presidents

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Luiss President Vincenzo Boccia
Paola Severino, Luiss Vice President
Andrea Prencipe, Luiss Rector
Giovanni Lo Storto, Luiss General Manager

Rectors

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  • Roberto Lucifredi, from November 1, 1966, to July 27, 1974 ("Pro Deo")
  • Giuseppe Mira, from November 1, 1974, to October 31, 1977 ("Pro Deo" and "Luiss")
  • Rosario Romeo, from November 1, 1978, to July 16, 1984 ("Luiss")
  • Carlo Scognamiglio, from November 1, 1984, to June 18, 1992
  • Mario Arcelli, from July 16, 1992, to September 30, 2002
  • Adriano De Maio, from October 1, 2002, to June 16, 2005
  • Marcello Foschini, from June 16, 2005, to September 30, 2006
  • Massimo Egidi, from October 1, 2006, to October 3, 2016
  • Paola Severino, from October 3, 2016, to June 18, 2018
  • Andrea Prencipe, from June 18, 2018

General Managers

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Other figures

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Deans of departments

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  • Antonio Nuzzo (Dean of the Department of Law)
  • Stefano Manzocchi (Dean of the Department of Economics and Finance)
  • Alessandro Zattoni (Dean of the Department of Business and Management)
  • Roberto D'Alimonte (Dean of the Department of Political Science)

Faculty (former and current)

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Alumni

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See also

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References

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