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All three-year courses and degrees accredited by the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR): three-year courses officially open on November 6, 2024, while master’s programs will begin on November 27.

This new academic year represents an innovative and inclusive training cycle, characterized by a vision that embraces:

Internationality : encouraging collaboration and cultural exchange.
Sustainability : promoting conscious and responsible design.
Inclusion : Opening opportunities for all, without distinction.
Hybridization : encouraging cross-fertilization between different disciplines.

The institute’s mission is to foster boundless creativity in an environment that encourages students to freely express their ideas and visions. A long-time benchmark in the international design scene, Raffles Milano stands out for its educational offerings that aim to prepare professionals with a global mindset and outstanding skills. The training provided is transdisciplinary , thanks to an educational program that integrates various disciplines and immediately immerses students in real-world design , working closely with internationally renowned companies and brands.

Thanks to official accreditation from the Ministry of University and Research (MUR), the institute is welcoming new students this year, both first-year and second-year, confirming the institute’s solidity and high educational standards.

Degrees accredited by the MUR

The institute’s educational offering also extends to high-quality three-year courses, esteemed and recognized throughout the design world, thanks to the involvement of prestigious Compasso d’Oro award-winning faculty and leading industry professionals, international entrepreneurs, and managers.

Three-year courses

With a global network of 16 colleges and universities in 9 countries, including Italy, China, Singapore and Saudi Arabia, Raffles Milano is not just a design school, but an international reference point that promotes key values such as:

Inclusivity : creating a welcoming environment for students of all nationalities and backgrounds, to foster a truly global educational experience.
Breaking down cultural, technological, and geographic barriers : facilitating an open and global approach to design and learning, and fostering connections between talent, ideas, and technologies.
Hybridization and co-creation : through concrete and collaborative projects, carried out under the guidance of faculty, professionals, and leading companies, students are able to tackle real-world design challenges. This approach comprehensively and versatilely prepares students to successfully enter the job market.