Advanced formation course for management of the socially oriented enterprise

Direction and Scientific Committee

Giuseppe Argiolas (Scientific Director)

Professor of Management Sophia University Institute

Amelia Stellino (Academic Coordinator)

Project Manager

Stefano Zamagni

Professor of Political Economics University of Bologna

Luigino Bruni

Professor of Political Economics LUMSA University

Leonardo Becchetti

Professor of Political Economics Tor Vergata University

Vittorio Pelligra

Professor of Political Economics University of Cagliari

Maria Gabriella Baldarelli

Professor of Business Economics University of Bologna

Benedetto Gui

Professor of Civil Economics and Economy of Communion Sophia University Institute

Anouk Grevin

Senior Lecturer of Management University of Nantes

Objectives

We believe in the socially oriented enterprise which is socially responsible for all that it does and decides by putting the person and the quality of relationships at the center of the philosophy underlying its own activity. This innovative enterprise is an agent for integral development in today’s context and in the future, in public and private relations and in the creation and distribution of wealth in economic and social terms.

Graduate degree from any university, or significant skills and knowledge gained through relevant and documented professional experience.

Admission requests will be examined by the Scientific Committee, who will evaluate based on entry requirements and skills.

60 CFU/ECTS credits are granted by the Sophia University Insitute: 30 of which credits are for coursework (210 class hours and 540 individual study hours); 10 credito for internship activities (250 hours), 20 credits for project work, final report and discussione (500 hours)

12 months, 1500 total hours

11 weekends, starting with 30 January 2020 (lessons are held from Friday morning to Saturday afternoon)

Magis has an overall cost of 4000 Euro + Iva. This amount includes registration expenses, tutoring, certification and the use of facilities and material. Monthly installments can be arranged for up to 12 months, or else financing can be provided by Banca Popolare di Lajatico through “micro-credit”. The institution reserves the right to consider creditworthiness. Scholarships financed by the initiative’s sponsors are available; they are assigned on the basis of the Curriculum Vitae and the ISEE evaluation. Reductions in fees are available to companies with more than one participant, based on the number of registrants. Auditors are only admitted for certain significant formative modules at a cost of 150 Euros per module including Iva.

The minimum required class participation is 70%. Packages for distant learning will be made available.

Contact information for the secretariat

registration procedures and logistics

Aforisma Formation Agency

info@aforismatoscana.net

Tel. 050 22 01 288

Download the application form (in Italian)here

Download the Enrolment Contract (in Italian)here

Why MAGIS?

MAGIS is designed to develop professional qualities which can sustain the enterprise’s irreplaceable strategic task by forming persons who are in a position to interpret and deal with the complex challenges of the national and global economic social context without neglecting the enterprise’s calling to serve the common good. In addition to equipping participants with the required managerial skills, it does this by giving them tools of “meaning” as well which make it possible to imagine, manage and take responsibility for enterprises, organizations or institutions concerned about the common good, the viability of the business and social integration.

Why today?

A new era is opening up for the social enterprise with the reform of the non-profit sector in Italy as well as throughout the world. The formation being offered is enhanced by three principles in dialogue:

Care for the foundations of meaning which orient the choice of the socially oriented entrepreneurial commitment
Broad interdisciplinary formation which must characterize the quality of economic activity and commitment to the common good
The combination of competent strategic managerial thinking where human and managerial capabilities to envision and organize exist with and enhance the management of enterprises, institutions and cooperatives

Who are the managers for organizations for the common good?

The goal of MAGIS is to form the key new characters (managers and entrepreneurs) for every organization and institution which cares for the common good.

Upon concluding this formation course, participants will be in a position to imagine, manage and assume the responsibility for an enterprise which can:

flourish in terms of economic viability as demanded by the national and international market
stay rooted within a socio-economic framework where enterprises do not neglect application of values in consideration of the good of society
contribute to the enterprise’s own employees’ development along with that of the local and global community

Who do we form?

Entrepreneurs, managers and professionals in for-profit and non-profit organizations which want to take on a socially oriented role.

Some examples:

Directors and managers of traditional social enterprises, unions, consortiums, volunteer associations, including situations of the passage from one generation to another;
Directors and coordinators of public policy for the development of social welfare;
Consultants and sales representatives working to develop social enterprises;
Managers of ecclesiastical bodies striving to make their own activity viable and to enhance the value of their human and social assets;
Young graduate students anticipating involvement in socially oriented enterprises.

Training program

The classes, seminars and laboratories will be conducted by professors, scholars and professionals with proven technical competence and a deep understanding of values, along with years of substantial experience in the field. The faculty includes the greatest experts in the area of civil economy and the economy of communion.

An internship of 250 hours will complement academic work in the classroom. Participants will conclude these internships in enterprises near their homes. They can be performed in for-profit or non-profit enterprises reasonably close to their residence, and where possible, they will foster the establishment and development of a socially oriented project within their own organization of interest.