Bocconi University the highest level. In a joint venture with the Central European University of Budapest, Bocconi also offers a four-year "Dual Degree in International Business", the first two years of which are spent in Budapest and the latter in Milan. Moreover, Bocconi University, together with University of Southern California and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology offers the "World Bachelor in Business," the first bachelor's programme where students are able to study in three continents over the four years of the degree and obtain three diplomas from the three universities. The Bocconi Graduate School mainly offers master programs mainly taught
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