AFC at Bocconi (in Italian) or Corporate finance at Luiss (in english) for MBB/IB?

Hi there, I have been working into IB in London so hope to help with this. I would largegly reccomend to go to Bocconi. The large amount of opportunities you can get there cannot be  compared to what other European Business Schools (apart from LBS) can give you! Plus, the AFC  course is exactly the right one for IB (The Bocconi Finance course suits better if you want to get into Sales&Trading, Structuring or go to the Buy Side which refers to the asset management funds etc.). I personally do not know much about the CF course a LUISS (which is an outstanding school in Italy) so cant really give a view on it. However, in the bank I was working there were from LUISS, but very fewer compared to Bocconi Alumni. 

Plus, do not rely only on the brand of the school. If you want to higher your chanches of getting into IB, especially in London, play in advance and apply to the places so to get into one of the bank's summer internships (Start looking at their career web pages around August so to apply). 

Then, check out through Linkedin who from your school is in IB now so to get an overview from the other side as well. 

Last but not least, despite it seems you want to do IB, try not to specialise too much on something before getting into the real job (This is why I won't choose CF at Luiss). Real job is really different from what you learn at school and can sometimes disappoint you. So, choose a good school with a master that can give you the basic tools you need but remain open to everything. 

Good Luck!