University of Udine sends 28 students to intensive management course in New York

The University of Udine returned to New York for the third edition of an intensive two‑week "Intercultural Management" program, jointly organized with St. John's University, one of the United States' oldest Catholic colleges. Twenty‑eight master’s students in Management Engineering from the Department of Politecnico di Ingegneria e Architettura participated, joining a total of 84 students who have benefited from the program across its previous editions.

The course is fully funded by scholarships provided by the Fondazione Friuli, the Danieli Group, Abs and the Association of Graduates in Management Engineering (ALig). Activities included a guided visit to the Morgan Library & Museum, recently renovated under Renzo Piano’s design. Project coordinator Marco Sartor highlighted the collaboration between public and private institutions as a concrete example of supporting young talent and preparing students for global challenges.