The SAIS Bologna Center opens its doors to prospective students who are considering their post-graduate school options to offer them an opportunity to get to know the faculty, staff and students of the Center. Open Day is the best way to learn about the Bologna Center's Master's programs and get a first-hand look at the campus before applying. The Open Day date is Friday, December 9, 2011.

For information on the hotels near the Bologna Center please click here. A limited number of "sponsored" accommodations will be available thanks to the generous support of the current Bologna Center students. If you would like more information before registering for Open Day, please use this email.

If you plan to attend Open Day, please fill out the form below. Signing up for the Open Day in no way obligates students to apply. The information is simply used for planning purposes to know the size of the group that will attend.

Friday, December 9, 2011 (TENTATIVE SCHEDULE)
9.00	Registration
9.30	Welcome to the Bologna Center and Introduction to the School Kenneth H. Keller, Director of the Bologna Center and Professor of Science and Technology Policy
9.45	American Foreign Policy John Harper, Professor of American Foreign Policy
10.00	European Studies Erik Jones, Professor of European Studies
10.15	International Relations Marco Cesa, Professor of International Relations
10.30	International Economics Çigdem Akin, Professor of Economics
10.45	Contemporary International History Mark Gilbert, Associate Professor of Contemporary International History
11.00	Language Program Sara Gelmetti, Language Program Director
11.15	Student Government Association
11.30	Question and Answer Session
12.00	Tour of Library and Building Gail Martin, Head Librarian Ludovica Barozzi, Public Services Coordinator Paolo Forlani, ICT Manager
13.00	Lunch Break
14.00	Career Services Meera Shankar, Director of Career Services Followed by Q & A
14.30	Financial Aid Bart Drakulich, Director of Finance & Administration Gabriella Chiappini, Director of Development Followed by Q & A
15:00	Afternoon Classes Cigdem Akin, Macroeconomics John L. Harper, Major Voices in U.S. Foreign Relations Filippo Taddei, International Monetary Theory
17.30	Application Process Q&A Nelson Graves, Director of Admissions Amina Abdiuahab, Assistant to the Director of Admissions
17.30	Happy Hour at Giulio's Bar Aperitivo with current students
Program Subject to Change Without Notice

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