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Study programs in Italy · MBA · Executive education

Italian business, studied on the factory floor.

Turnkey international modules for business schools. Half of the program inside working plants, wineries and headquarters, with the people who run them. Built around your curriculum, delivered by our own team in Italy.

Industrial laser cutter working a metal sheet, sparks flying
Manufacturing
Wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano ageing on tall shelves
Protected origin
Florence skyline and the Duomo at sunrise
Italy
participants per delegation
15–70
participants per delegation
days, the typical format
8–9
days, the typical format
of the time inside companies
≈ 50%
of the time inside companies
contract, quote and contact
1
contract, quote and contact

The model

A study program, not a sightseeing tour.

Your institution receives a ready international module and runs it within its own program, under its own brand. We never deal with your participants directly.

01 · Your school

You own the academic framework

  • Recruiting the group
  • Learning objectives and assessment
  • Certificate and credits
  • Communication with participants
  • The price to participants

02 · Dimora International

We own everything that happens in Italy

  • Company agreements and visit content
  • Hotels, coaches, guides, interpreters
  • Italian documentation for visas
  • A coordinator with the group every day
  • 24/7 assistance during the trip

Who hosts the visits

Every company visit is led by someone who works there: an owner, an engineer, a plant or export manager. Never a tour guide reading a script.

Adapted to every MBA

Same country. A different program for every focus.

We don’t sell a fixed itinerary. We start from the competencies your module must cover and choose the companies that make them visible.

Welder at work in a metal workshop

Operations & Manufacturing

Typical visits

  • Assembly lines of a global agricultural machinery manufacturer
  • Component makers in the automotive supply chain
  • Precision engineering suppliers
  • Family-owned manufacturers in an industrial district

Questions participants take home

“How do mid-sized Italian firms stay competitive against global players many times their size?”

Bottles of sparkling wine resting in a cellar in Franciacorta

Family Business & Succession

Typical visits

  • Owner sessions in second- and third-generation manufacturers
  • Family wineries on governance and generational change
  • Heritage producers with decades-long time horizons

Questions participants take home

“What does it take to hand a company to the next generation without losing it?”

Inside the companies

Where the classroom moves to.

Industrial laser cutter working a metal sheet, sparks flying
Machinery & automation Lines, robotics, lean
Car body moving along an automated assembly line with robotic arms
Automotive & Motor Valley Supply chain, Industry 4.0
Cheesemakers lifting curd from copper vats in a dairy
Protected-origin food PDO, consortia, export
Bottles of sparkling wine resting in a cellar in Franciacorta
Wine estates Family, brand, distribution
Tailor choosing buttons on a fabric swatch book
Fashion & luxury Craft, archives, brand
Aisle of a vertical farm with shelves of leafy greens
Agritech Water, energy, yield

Latest program delivered

Lombardy: Industry and Culture

October 2026

MBA delegation of a state business academy, as part of its international business curriculum.

Nine days based in Milan: agricultural machinery, a family-owned manufacturing district, the Turin automotive supply chain and Franciacorta, with Milan, Turin and Lake Como around them. It was not our first program with this institution.

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9
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industrial visits
4
industrial visits
hotel, all stay
1
hotel, all stay
See the format →
Car body moving along an automated assembly line with robotic arms
Bottles of sparkling wine resting in a cellar in Franciacorta
Lakeside village on Lake Como below wooded mountains

How we work

From first email to the last transfer.

Recommended lead time: at least three months before departure.

  1. 01 Reply within 1 working day

    Enquiry

    Group size, dates, learning objectives and the industries your participants care about.

  2. 02 Within 5 working days

    Program and quote

    A day-by-day program built on your objectives, priced for the specific group and dates.

  3. 03 To your timeline

    Adjustments and contract

    We refine the program with you, fix the price and sign one contract.

  4. 04 After signature

    Booking

    Deposit, hotel block, confirmation of company visits and transport.

  5. 05 60 days before departure

    Documents

    Italian visa documentation, participant information pack and rooming list.

  6. 06 In Italy

    The program

    A coordinator travels with the group throughout, with 24/7 assistance.

“We don’t start from a fixed itinerary but from your learning objectives: which industries the group needs, which competencies the module should cover, and how it fits into your program.”
NG Nicholas Giuliano Founder and Director

We present the program by video call or, where possible, in person.

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