DEADLINE ROUND 3 BACHELOR OF ARTS & SCIENCE IN DATA, SOCIETY & ORGANISATIONS - HEC-BOCCONI - SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION !

Round 3 is now open! Here are all the key dates and application deadlines :

3rd round: 12 March 2025

Application deadline: 4 April 2025

Results: 20 May 2025

Enrollment deadline: 29 May 2025

INTRODUCTION
The double program, Bachelor in Data, Society and Organisations HEC-BOCCONI is an interdisciplinary program that prepares students to put data to work to embrace the challenges of the coming decades. The aim is to develop fluency in two areas: data sciences (mathematics, data, AI), as well as behavioral and social sciences. A solid foundation in these two fields will be combined with applied skills in management and organisations. In their final year students can specialize in a specific area (Law, Public Policy & Government, Climate Change & Sustainability, Management & Organisations) to apply their skills, and develop a research and entrepreneurial approach to design concrete solutions to societal and organisational challenges. This unique combination of in-depth multidisciplinary knowledge with problem-solving and entrepreneurial skills makes students very attractive to employers, although many may choose to pursue their studies and specialize with a Master degree. The dual program is an innovative, academically challenging, and highly selective Bachelor of Arts and Science.

Entirely taught in English, the program takes place over 3 years (180 ECTS), first at Bocconi University (Semesters 1 to 3), then at HEC Paris (Semesters 4 to 6). The program content is built upon the research and teaching resources of both partners, including the Computing Sciences and Social & Political Sciences departments of Bocconi University and the HEC Paris research centers (Hi!Paris, Society & Organisations Institute, HEC Incubator & Entrepreneurship Center).

The students will follow a double program:

Bachelor of Science in International Politics and Government from Bocconi University
Bachelor of Arts & Science in Data, Society and Organisations from HEC Paris