Stefano Calciolari

Stefano Calciolari is an Associate Professor of Business Economics at the University of Milan "Bicocca" and serves as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Italian Switzerland (USI). He is affiliated with the Faculty of Communication, Culture and Society and the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences at USI. His roles include teaching and research collaboration through the Center for Organizational Research – Health and Public Management (CORe), the Institute of Political Economy (IdEP), and the Institute of Public Health (IPH).

Education:

• PhD in Public Administration – University of Parma
• Master of Public Administration – Maxwell School, Syracuse University (USA)
• Graduate in Public Administration Economics – Bocconi University

His primary research interests focus on healthcare and public management, with specific expertise in performance measurement, integration of care systems, health technology assessment, and social impact. His work bridges academic theory with practical applications in public and healthcare sectors, particularly through executive education programs at SDA Bocconi School of Management and USI.

Stefano Calciolari is an active member of several prestigious academic associations, including the Academy of Management, European Academy of Management, International Research Society for Public Management, and the Italian Association of Health Economics, where he has presented research, chaired sessions, and received awards.

He has contributed to academic and professional development through teaching in business economics, marketing metrics, and global accounting at both graduate and undergraduate levels. His experience in executive education highlights his engagement with real-world policy and management challenges in healthcare and public administration.

Scientific Awards and Recognition:

• Awarded recognition by the Italian Association of Health Economics
• Recognition from the International Research Society for Public Management for contributions to public management research

While no recent publications are listed in the provided text, his affiliations and expertise suggest ongoing scholarly activity in interdisciplinary fields combining economics, management, and health policy. He previously held the role of scientific director for the MAS Net-MEGS program and was a Program Leader at the Swiss School of Public Health (2008–2012), indicating sustained leadership in funded research initiatives.