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Like many other splendid buildings in the neighborhood, Villino Avenali also has the typical features of the so-called “Roman baroque”, characterized by floral decorative elements, stuccos, pilasters in a classical style. Medieval-style quotes blend elegantly with Liberty style elements and decorations.
The study and restoration work on the building, which began in November 2020 and ended in June 2021, were aimed to safeguard the aesthetic beauty of the building, and at the same time make it capable of hosting more than 2500 students and equipping itself with innovative technologies.
The Rome Business School building, designed by Achille Zinnari, was built for the Universal Exhibition of 1911. In that occasion, an Exposition celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Unification of Italy was organized in Rome, and a national architecture competition was launched for the construction of ten marvelous villas. Among these, the Villino Avenali was built, now home to the Rome Business School campus.
Overlooking the Tevere River, the Rome Business School Campus is situated in the prestigious Prati district. It boasts four floors of classrooms, meeting rooms, a library, a Creative Arena, and a splendid garden, offering a cross-cultural and international atmosphere.
Our classrooms are equipped with innovative technologies to enhance the educational experience and improve student learning, both on campus and online. The platforms and technologies we use have a significant impact on student learning.
All classrooms are networked and feature SMART Board technology. Each class is equipped with professional audio mixers and microphones, facilitating interaction between on-campus and online students. High-resolution webcams are connected to the platform and large screens, allowing online students to see the teacher and their on-campus peers.
When you attend the Business School to study a master in Italy, you’ll find a prime location with excellent accessibility, making it an ideal place to study in Rome.
From the Rome Termini train station: Underground line A to Battistini / stop Lepanto, then 10 minutes walking
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