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Study room Campus Off by OFF TOPIC re-opens today, Monday 17th February.

It is open from Monday to Saturday, with the following opening hours:

Mondays through Fridays: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

OFF TOPIC’s bistro has special offers for students (provided they show their student cards): 

Menu: first course + second course with side dish + water + coffee: €10

First course + water + coffee: €5

Second course + water + coffee: €6

Panuozzo + water + coffee: €6

The second edition of the course “Diventare imprenditori” (“Becoming entrepreneurs”) will be starting on February 27th. The aim of the course is to introduce students to the world of entrepreneurship, and is open to students, graduates and PhD students, and will consist of 10 meeting, one per week. The main goal is to help participants to find their way in the business world and to help them develop their entrepreneurial aptitudes. 

The second edition of the course will be held at Campus Luigi Einaudi. 

For any further information, please visit the site. 

Fill in the form to apply.

February 17th through February 21st, Campus Einaudi will host Università degli Studi has organized 5 campus Einaudi will host a five-day presentation of Università degli Studi’s curricula. 

During the event, students will be able to attend presentations of different curricula, gather information on how to enrol and on admission requirements, as well as know which career prospects and opportunities offers each department. 

Please refer to the PDF to consult the schedule.

Computer systems Excelsior, created by Unioncamere and Anpal, has revealed the list of the top in demand degrees in our labour market in 2020. 

Specifically, the demand for graduates reaches 18.3% of the total, rising from 68,000 recruitments planned in January 2019 to 84,000 recruitments planned for the beginning of 2020. 

As far as degrees are concerned, the demand has risen for the following departments: 

• Architecture (+45.2%)
• Economics (+33.6%)
• Civil and environmental engineering (+29%)
• Electronic and Information engineering (+27.9%)
• Scientific, mathematic and physical-oriented degrees (+25.4%)

The main industries looking for graduates to hire are construction, specialist and consulting services working for businesses, IT and telecommunication services. 

On the occasion of National Day against Bullying and Cyber-bullying, established by MIUR (Ministry of Education, University and Research) in 2018, Università degli Studi and COmune di Torino have created the event “Per non perdersi nel mare della comunicazione” (“Lest we get lost in the sea of communication”). The event will last for three days, from February 7th to 9th, and it will feature conferences, workshops and an art exhibition. 

Programme: 

Friday, 7th February, 10 a.m.

Aula Magna della Cavallerizza (Palazzo Nuovo) will host the opening ceremony speech, which will be addressed to schools, and will focus on four key-words: listening, mediation, welcome, responsibility. 

Saturday, 8th February, 10 a.m.

Palazzo Nuovo will host workshops aimed at teachers and adults. 

Booking is required. Please visit the portal www.mediamentebullo.org.

An art exhibition will be held in Piazza Carlo Alberto, Torino, from Friday 7th to Sunday 9th.

The seventh edition of “Just The Woman I Am” will take place on Sunday, 8th March 2020. The manifestation supports university research on cancer. 

Students of Università degli Studi and Politecnico can sign up at a cost of €10. The rate includes a T-shirt and a personalized bib number. Those who wear a bib will be allowed to collect promotional gadgets made available by supporters, and to access refreshment stands at the end of the run. 

Students of Università degli Studi can sign up: 

• at the following locations: Info Point UniTO (via Po, 29), Cus Torino (opening hours: on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m., and on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.). Both locations are open to the public. People who have enrolled here will receive both the T-shirt and the personalised bib number, but without a UniTo logo. T-shirts with the logo can be reserved and collected at the official stand, located in Piazza Castello, during the week leading to the event. 
• Submitting a request for the creation of a new sub-group within UniTo by sending an e-mail to iscrizioni@torinodonna.it. After your name has been placed on a list, one representative will be chosen from each sub-group to collect participants’ personal data in a file and to contact iscrizioni@torinodonna.it. The total amount must be deposited via bank transfer or paid in cash, at the registration point in Cus Torino (Via Braccini 1). 
• online, by visiting the link Gruppo UniTo. Fee is €20, for this method does not allow payment at reduced rate. 

Students of Politecnico can join the group POLITO and pay the fee by going on their personal page on the Teaching portal (Portale della Didattica) or at the Info Point CUS in corso Duca degli Abruzzi, 24, by February 14th. After February 14th and before March 5th, students will still be able to enrol and pay at reduced rate by using the Teaching Portal, but it will not be possible to join the POLITO group. 

You can also enroll at Murazzi Student Zone. 

On March 6th and 7th, Piazza Castello will host “Villaggio della Prevenzione e del Benessere” (Prevention and Wellness Village). On this occasion, you will have access to free preventive medical examinations.