Università Carlo Cattaneo - LIUC (LIUC) is a distinguished Italian institution located in Castellanza, Italy. Since its establishment in 1991, our university has been dedicated to providing high-quality education and fostering a strong connection with the business world. At LIUC, we specialize in business education, offering a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Our academic offerings include fields such as Economics, Business Administration, and Industrial Engineering. We are committed to equipping our students with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in the competitive world of business. One of our distinguishing features is our practical approach to education. We believe in learning by doing, and we collaborate closely with local businesses to provide real-world learning opportunities. This hands-on experience prepares our graduates to make an immediate impact in their chosen fields. LIUC is a hub for research, particularly in areas relevant to economics, management, and engineering. Our faculty and students actively engage in research projects that contribute to the advancement of knowledge in their respective fields. We have established strong partnerships with universities worldwide, facilitating international exchange programs and encouraging a global perspective in our academic community. These collaborations open doors to a world of opportunities for our students.

The School of Industrial Engineering aims to train students capable of adapting to different contexts and managing complex systems. LIUC students attain, on the one hand, rigour in a basic knowledge of engineering and management skills, and, on the other, of transversal skills, such as the ability to work in a team, critical thinking, attention to environmental and social sustainability issues, and multi-disciplinarity.  With reference to transversal skills, LIUC offers students the opportunity to invest in the development of personal and professional skills, such as the ability to learn and work in a team, in sustainability issues and in multi-disciplinarity, thanks to courses offered in the humanities and social sciences.