IIFM Milano: Master 2026 Activities Resume

After the summer break, the IIFM Milano campus is once again welcoming students enrolled in the 2026 Master’s programmes as teaching and project activities resume.

Starting today and over the coming weeks, the semester will be dedicated to classroom lessons, project work, meetings with Italian and international fashion and luxury companies, as well as the important Career Week, which will give students the opportunity to engage directly with some of the most important players in the industry.

A significant part of the programme will be dedicated to projects developed in collaboration with fashion and luxury brands, which have once again made their expertise and managers available to students. Through the project work, IIFM students will have the opportunity to work on concrete briefs and case studies, applying skills in marketing, brand management, product management, and fashion & luxury management.

The calendar also includes seminars and meetings with professionals who will share their experience and expertise gained in the industry. One of the scheduled events is a seminar dedicated to Diversity & Inclusion, thanks to the contribution of Paolo Bolla, Head of Training and Development at Giorgio Armani.

In September, students will also take part in the activities of the IIFM Career Week, an opportunity to meet companies and professionals, learn about career opportunities, and discuss different career paths in the fashion and luxury industries.

The activities planned for the second half of the year thus complete a programme that combines academic education, work on real projects, meetings with industry professionals, and career guidance, offering students a range of opportunities to put into practice the knowledge and skills acquired during the Master’s programme.

With activities now resuming, the IIFM Milano Campus once again becomes a daily meeting point between the classroom, projects, and the professional world, supporting students as they move towards the completion of their 2026 Master’s programme.