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Every year, the Einaudi University Residence offers accommodation and education courses to more
than 800 University students, skilled and worthy, who wish to develop greater autonomy, new
skills, as well as obtaining excellent results and growing as People, Citizens and Professionals.
The University residence experience not only offers a lively, stimulating and interdisciplinary
environment in which students can study and live, but also a tailored educational path indirectly
linked to the course, completed with tutoring and coaching activities.

For the academic year 2021/2022, the University residence wishes to host again determined and
curious students who are motivated and willing to harness the opportunities arising from a
community life and the complementary education offered.
We remind that the accommodation at the Einaudi University Residence is guaranteed to all
students who will be provided with a single room and a private bathroom. This living solutions
ensure the best security conditions, considering the current health emergency.

Here are the opening and closing dates of the different admission’s procedures:
 Students+ : for students enrolling on the second year of an undergraduate course and
students enrolling on the first year of a postgraduate course

Application period : April 1 st – April 30 th 2021
 1 st year students : for students enrolling on a first year undergraduate course/single-cycle
course

Application period : June 15 th – August 3 rd 2021
 After graduation : for students enrolled on post-graduate research courses and (post-
graduate) master’s courses, advanced programs and specialization schools

Application period : June 30 th 2021 – June 30 th 2022
 Exchange : for foreign students taking part in mobility programs or internships

Application period : June 30 th 2021 – June 30 th 2022
 International : for regularly enrolled foreign students

Application period : June 15 th – September 30 th 2021

For further information on admissions for the academic years 2021/2022 : https://bit.ly/3drVYfv

Provisional ranking list of 30 October.
Check the provisional ranking list online on your personal page.
Students from Accademia delle Belle Arti are not included in the list yet, since Accademia delle Belle Arti was not able to communicate to Edisu their
students; matriculations. Edisu asks that you not submit a complaint: Accademia will communicate the required data in the next few weeks.
Complaints: from 30 October to 20 November 2020 at 12 o’lock (noon)
Definitive ranking list: 15 December 2020 at 12 o’clock (noon)

Important:
To obtain the second instalment of the scholarship, students must complete the credits indicated in the Call by 10 August 2021. These credits must be registered by the University at the latest by 21 August 2021.
 20 credits for full-time students of bachelor’s, master’s, single cycle master’s
degree.
 11 credits for part-time students

 

We are proud of our heritage, of the millenary culture we fiercely defend and of the artistic works the greatest artists of the country created, but you cannot make a living out of art in Italy. Why is it so difficult to do in a country that can boast 55 UNESCO World Heritage Sites? One of them is a Piedmontese pride: Ivrea, headquarter of Olivetti and industrial city of the 20 th century.

How is it possible that in the country with the most World Heritage Sites artists have basically no rights? A degree from an Academy of Fine Arts is only
equivalent to one regularly recognized from a university. Welcome to the world of AFAM – Alta Formazione Artistica, Musicale e Coreutica, born in 1999, where the labs are unfit for use and the funds do not arrive. The majority of the teaching body does not have a permanent position, year after year their chairs are vacant.

They sign term contract that, due to the many delays and postponements of MIUR, cannot guarantee stability in teaching and this influences students as well, who must often change teachers after the beginning of the academic year. On one side, we have AFAM precarious workers who do not have childcare leave nor sick leave; on the other, students from all of Italy who are not considered university students and do not have the rights tied to this recognition.
We can read on the website of the Ministry for Education, that certainly is not in a positive moment, that “The Ministry contributes yearly to the financial support of AFAMs through several funding lines”, followed by the various contributes to improve teachings, funds for substitute teachers and for equipment. Students, though, are still waiting for an answer from the Ministry (once again there is a delay) regarding the approval of the new study plans. The academic year is about to begin and everything is still uncertain. The Ministerial Decree of the Ministry for University and Research of 14 July 2020 set the distribution criteria of the “Fund for the emergency necessities of Universities, ATAF and research centres”, which allocated 9 million euros for public ATAFs and 1 million for private ATAFs.

The academies of fine art and the conservatories used to be just like universities, but the fascist regime made them into educational institutions, downgrading their situation. Only at the end of the 90s did they gain equivalence to universities and were they put under the supervision of the Ministry for University and Research, a difficult story right from the start. The recognition from universities of the academical credits, the so called CFAs, is a complex procedure and often those credits do not count in universities.

Often people think that art cannot be anything but a hobby, something to pass the time with, but for many professionals it is a job that has to be recognized just like any other. We are not able to appreciate the beauties of our country, we are not able to manage the funds allocated to art and culture, maybe the reason is that there is the prejudice that nothing can be gained from art but it is not true: art is moving toward an impressive digitalization. Art Industries exist and make millions: augmented reality, technological equipment for a completely safe museum experience, 3D technologies. Expressive models are adapting to any situation, but it looks like the art market is fated to remain prerogative of few chosen ones.

We should start from recognizing the fundamental rights of students and teachers and then we can learn to appreciate the artistic heritage of our country.
Such heritage needs graduates from the 20 academies who know how to appreciate and care for what has been left on its own for so long. A state that
allocates only 4.1% of its GDP to education cannot consider it as a main player in the growth and formation of artistic minds that can better Italy.

Do you know Fondo Rotativo Edisu Piemonte?

Fondo Rotativo is reserved for off-site students applying for scholarships and housing service, who result eligible in the accommodation definitive ranking list and and not assigned as a result of expression of interest.

The application for Edisu Fondo Rotativo for Rent Deposit has been online since 2 October 2020.

What is Fondo Rotativo?

Fondo rotativo is an economic support to cover the payment of the security deposit required at the time of stipulating a lease as an advance payment of the scholarship, reserved for off-site students applying for scholarships and housing service who result eligible in the accommodation definitive ranking list and not assigned as a result of expression of interest.

The amount paid is equal to the one needed for two months and will be fully recognized or in part according to the number of holders, however within the maximum limit set for each contract and cannot exceed € 800,00. This amount is intended as an advance on the scholarship.

For more info go on the Edisu Call but remember that you can submit the application online since 2 October 2020.

Today, 28 September, the first courses at Unito started again. The courses will be held with a “mixed” mode: each professor will choose whether to give their
lecture in presence or remotely via the platform Webex. Regarding the lectures in presence, only a predetermined number of students will be admitted. Those students will have to reserve a seat through Student Booking and will follow specific access instructions.
What is Student Booking? You will need it to access UniTo lessons.
To access the lessons safely, you will need to reserve a seat in the classroom.
How? Go on “MyUniTo Studente” or “Futuro Studente” and reserve your seat with

the “Student Booking” service.
The service is for:
 students registered to a course with an uploaded study plan and attended
/ planned courses. Students with disabilities will have priority access
 freshmen without an uploaded study plan
 future students who registered on the university portal and completed the
registration process with their personal data

EDISU Piemonte published the new version of the 2020/2021 EDISU call.
The deadline for the presentation of the application for the accommodation service is Thursday, 3 September. The deadline for the application for the
scholarship is Thursday, 1 October.
A help desk service will be active from Monday to Friday until 1 October for any problem the students may have regarding the call, e. g. the compilation of the application. Here you will find all the information to request support.

You have until Wednesday, 30 September to apply to the 2020/2021 Holden Academy special edition. What do you have to do?
 A test that will be held remotely or, in certain cases, that will be held at the school in Piazza Borgo Dora 49;
 if you have chosen to do the test remotely you will have to undergo an interview via Skype;
 don’t study for the test, let your creativity flow!
 If you pass the test, you will have a week to sign up.
More info here.

Io Lavoro 2018

A moment of contact between supply and demand of labor: on 24th and 25th October 2018, at Lingotto Fiere in Turin the fair IOLAVORO will take place once again, for the 22th time. StudyinTorino will be present and ready to give useful information on university counseling.

What is IOLAVORO?

IOLAVORO is the job fair which puts in direct contact companies that are looking for staff and people who are looking for a job.

IOLAVORO is an important moment of contact between supply and demand of labor, an occasion for young people and adults to have access at the same time and in the same place to many services and opportunities in the labor market: from welcoming to career guidance, till the direct contact with the company, which can turn into a real business relationship.

IOLAVORO was created to assist who offers employment  and who is looking for a job. The event is promoted by Regione Piemonte, Provincia di Torino and Città di Torino, and organized by Agenzia Piemonte Lavoro (APL), in collaboration with the Job Centres of the Provincia di Torino and of the Regione Valle d’Aosta, the Agenzia Liguria Lavoro, the French Employment Services Pôle Emploi of the Rhône-Alpes region, Eures (European job mobility portal) and the Inps.

Here the poster of the event.

Organizzazione Agenzia Piemonte Lavoro – Ente Strumentale della Regione Piemonte Via Avogadro, 30 10121 Torino (Italy)
info@iolavoro.org
www.iolavoro.org

Open Day al Collegio Einaudi

In the period of Politecnico di Torino’s entrance tests, On July 17 and 18, 2018 Collegio Einaudi will open its doors to future first-year students as well as to new students, who will be able to join guided tours in the five halls of residence of the city and take a closer look at facilities and spaces, accompanied by students who will answer any question and will tell their own experiences.

Guided tours are available in the following hours:

  • Sezione Po, Via Maria Vittoria 39, 2.30 PM;
  • Sezione Mole, Via delle Rosine 3, 3.00 PM;
  • Sezione Valentino, Via Galliari 30, 3.30 PM;
  • Sezione Crocetta,Corso Lione 24, 6.30 PM;
  • Sezione San Paolo, Via Bobbio 3, 7.00 PM.

The Open Days of Collegio Einaudi in Turin are a part of the call for admissions for the a.y. 2018/2019(bando di ammissione per l’anno accademico 2018/19), offering 100 university students, chosen because of academic success (from the first year to Masters), the opportunity of applying by August 3, 2018 at 4 PM to live the experience of sharing and growing during university years. 6 places are for extra-UE university students and 24 places for graduates attending a PhD or a specialized course.

Collegio Einaudi includes  5 halls of residence in Turin’s city centre, for a maximum of 768 people, who are students regularly attending degree courses in Turin. Each student has a single room, connected to the Internet. Each hall of residence has a kitchen for each floor, study rooms, a music room, a fitness area and a laundry room. There are no curfews, neither differences: students are chosen for their grades and pay according to their Equivalent Financial Situation Index.

One of Collegio Einaudi’s main features, compared to a regular hall of residence, is the Customized Education Program (Percorso Formativo Personalizzato ), which offers each student a free multi-disciplinary education program, which can improve and extend the programs offered by universities, through additional activities such as language courses, job counselling, soft skills enhancement courses, music courses and analysing contemporary issues and general culture.

There are also many scholarships for the best students (free accomodation, study prizes, scholarships for study trips abroad, degree prizes, prized for language qualifications and international mobility). There’s also a strong collaboration with  CUS Torino (University Sports Centre), to offer sports activities at convenient prices, as if it was a real university campus.

Collegio Einaudi is the founder of CCUM (Conferenza dei Collegi Universitari di Merito – Conference of Merit University Halls of Residence) and EUCA (European University College Association) and promotes the right of university studying, merit, and multi-disciplinary approach, to allow talented people to stand out, regardless of social status, thanks to a wide range of opportunities with different methods and tools to complete a degree program in the best way, and the following entrance in the job market as well.

University students Call for admissions –deadline: August 3, 2018, 4 PM
Graduate students Call – deadline: September 15, 2018 and December 15, 2018
For further information, and to download Calls: www.collegioeinaudi.it

 

 

 

Tirocini Fondazione Crui

Fondazione CRUI is promoting a call for the selection of 16 curricular interships in Italian schools abroad.

The network of schools abroad is a resource to promote Italian language and culture, as well as to preserve the cultural identity of Italians and their children.

Internships listed in the call will be held in the 8 comprehensive state schools in Addis Abeba, Asmara, Athens, Barcelona, Istanbul, Madrid, Paris e Zurich.

Interns will carry out researches, studies, analyses and processing useful data for each school’s dossier. Students may also be involved in the organisation of events and help MAECI and school staff in outdoor activities.

 

Application end date: June 29, 2018
Internship dates: September 17– December 14, 2018

Read the call (LEGGI IL BANDO)

The University of Turin (Università di Torino), will participate as well as other Italian universities

Participating universities (ATENEI PARTECIPANTI AL BANDO)

Submit your application (INVIA LA TUA CANDIDATURA)


Contact the Internships Office of Fondazione CRUI only through email at the following address: tirocini@fondazionecrui.it


What is Fondazione CRUI?

Founded in 2001 in the Conference of Italian University Deans (Conferenza dei Rettori delle Università Italiane) to provide services to universities, Fondazione CRUI has always focused its attention on innovation and job placement for university students.

Promoting internships for university students and graduates is an activity held by the Fondazione since 2001. high quality standards for internships as well as interns are guaranteed, thanks to the collaboration with important public and private entities, and to an advanced management and selection system in which candidates’ universities take part in.

Fondazione CRUI, as referee for the entire university system, finds strategic partners with which it organises internships. Its goal is to ensure Universities and its students will have a highly educational and useful experience for the development of a conscious approach to the job market, while offering host entities the opportunity to select their own interns among excellence in all Italian universities.

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