Communication for Business, Media and Culture

The Programme in Communication for business, media and culture, entirely taught in English, is a curriculum of the main Graduate Programme in Comunicazione per l'impresa, i media e le organizzazioni complesse - CIMO (Business, Media and Corporate Communication).

Communication for business, media and culture is an inter-faculty Graduate Degree Programme created by the synergy between Humanities and Philosophy Faculty and Economics. It is also an interclass course that offers enrolled students the possibility to obtain a Graduate Degree in one of the following classes: LM-19 Informazione e Sistemi Editoriali (Information and publishing systems) or LM-59 Scienze della Comunicazione pubblica, d’impresa e pubblicità (Public, Business and Advertising communication).

24^th March, 2026 at 2.00 pm – Aula Magna, Largo Gemelli

“GenAI nella comunicazione e nel marketing: innovazione, etica e nuove competenze”

Vincenzo Piscopo, CEO at THE JACKAL 

10^th April, 2026 at 9.00 am– Aula Vismara G.019, Largo Gemelli

“Communicating Responsibly: Ethics, Impact, and Awareness in the Digital Era”

Dina Piponski, Media Manager at OUTNOW AGENCY 

 4^th May, 2026 at 11.30 am – Aula SF.301, S. Francesco

“Careers in Communication: Skills and Innovation in the European Media Ecosystem” 

Mattia Badino, Head of Advertiser at RTL AdAlliance  

Open Lectures organized in collaboration with IAA - International Advertising Association, which accredits the Degree Course in Communication for Business, Media and Culture (CIMO).

The degree trains new professionals in understanding, analysing, planning and implementing actions and complex communication processes for companies specialised in producting and selling of products and services, for communication companies, for public and private institutions.

Graduates will develop the necessary knowledge, competences and skills to start their Careers in the communication, marketing and management field. They will be able to create media content in relation to the actual context, design campaigns, plan communication actions, and events on and offline.