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The UNITA 2025 Photo Contest is an iniative aimed at students, faculty, researchers, and technical-administrative staff from the partner universities of the UNITA alliance.

WHAT IS UNITA?

UNITA-Universitas Montium is one of the 64 European alliances funded by the European Commission within the Erasmus+ European Universities initiative.
The University of Turin coordinates this ambitious project, which since November 2023 includes 12 European universities across 7 countries, along with the legal enity UNITA GEIE. Its goal is to have a transformative impact on teaching, research, and university-community realtions by offering excellent student-centered education with a European and transnational perspective.

The contest offers the opportunity to eplore and represent, throughphotography, key themes for UNITA, such as European identity and citizenship, cultural diversity, and shared heritage that shape the lives of European citizens.
Partecipants may submit either a single image or a photo essay (up to 7 images).
All submissions will be evaluated by a jury of experts based on artistic relevance and thematic adherence.
The winning photograph will receive a prize of €150, and selected images will be showcased in exhibitions, publications, and UNITA promotional activities.

Deadline for submission: May 31, 2025.

If you are between 20 and 29 years old and interested in a free training program on active citizenship and the common good,
the Zeta Lab project is for you.

As the lead organization, the City of Turin coordinates the actions of the Zeta Lab project, which includes both a training
course for young administrators under 35 or newly appointed officials and a series of 9 meetings organized by the Politecnico
di Torino.

The program will begin on Friday, March 31, at the OGR (Officine Grandi Riparazioni). Topics will range from
sustainable development to social justice, participation, digital justice, and much more.
If you are interested in joining the training activities organized by the Politecnico di Torino, fill out the Registration Form – Training course “Challenges for the Contemporary City”.

The sessions organized by the Politecnico di Torino can be attended remotely, but due to the experiential nature of the program, in-person participation is higly recommended.

For all details on the training programs organized by the Politecnico di Torino, visit the website Polito – Challenges for the
Contemporary City.

The new MAECI call for applications, promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the
Ministry of Universities and Research (MUR) in collaboration with the Conference of Italian University Rectors (CRUI),
offers 351 curricular master’s internships at Italian Embassies, Consulates, Permanent Representations, and Cultural
Institutes abroad.

WHAT
Interns will be involved in coducting research, studies, analyses, and data processing to deepen the understanding of
dossiers handled by each office.
They may also take part in organizing events and assist MAECI staff in external engagement activities.

WHO
Students from all Italian universities participating in the agreement can apply, provided they are enrolled in the specified
master’s degree programs or single-cycle degree courses.

WHEN
The internships last for three months, from May 19 to August 18, 2025, with the possibility of a one-month extension upon
agreement between the host office, the intern and the student’s university.
During the internship period, full-time commitment is required.
Internships grant at least 1 university credit (CFU) per month of actual activity, subject to evaluation by the respective
universities.
Only interns who carry out their internship in person at the assigned location will receive a minimum monthly reimbursement
of € 300, provided by their home university.

DEADLINE
Applications must be submitted online at https://tirocinicrui.app/ by 5.00 PM on Thursday, February 27, 2025.

The University of Turin’s Orientation Days will take place from March 26 to 28, 2025, in person at l’Inalpi Arena, Corso Sebastopoli 123, Turin. The event aims at prospective students interested in enrolling in first-level and single-cycle degree programs.

Attendees will have the opportunity to attend presentations of university courses, obtain information on admission requirements, access procedures, and attendance, and learn about caree prospects and opportunities offered by the university.

Throughout the event, booths representing schools, departments, and student services will be available.

The entrance is free and does not require prior registration (access is granted until capacity is reached). No attendance certificate or justication for absence will be issued to participants.

 

The election for student representatives in university and extra-university bodies for the 2025-2027 term have been announced.

The e-voting procedures, will take place on the following dates:

● March 24, 2025, from 9 AM alle 9 PM
● March 25, 2025, from 9 AM alle 9 PM
● March 26, 2025, from 9 AM alle 4 PM

WHO CAN VOTE?
● All students, at any level, who are regularly enrolled (including those from the previous academic year still completing their
studies in the extraordinary session).
● Incoming Erasmus students
● PhD candidates.

PRESENTATION of CANDIDATES LISTS

Candidates lists must be submitted via Gea Electors web platform between 12 PM on February 10, 2025 and 12 PM on March
4, 2025. Late submissions will not be accepted.

ELECTION PROGRAMS
After the publication of the electoral notice and verification of candidates’ eligibility by the Electoral Commission, each list
may submit its electoral program (in a single PDF document) to votazioni@unito.it by 12 PM on March 21, 2025, for
publication on the university’s portal.
For further details, refer to the Election Decree and Student Representative Election Regulations for student’s representatives
elections in university and extra-university bodies or email votazioni@unito.it.

Applications are now open for the creation of an Advisory Board to support the Frida editorial team in selecting topics that
highlight the diverse research fields at the University of Turin (UniTo) and increase engagement both within and beyond the
university.

The Advisory Board will have primarily a consultative role, specifically:
● providing proposals and opinions on topic selection, project development, and promotion
● promoting the project at an institutional level, encouraging both internal and external participation
● identifying key stakeholders to involve, fostering knowledge exchange with the community.

WHAT IS FRIDA?
Frida is Italy’s first online platform where researchers share their work firsthand.
It is the official website chosen by the University of Turin for showcasing, sharing, and promoting the participation on the topics of
social, humanistic, scientific and technological research and to offer a further exchange platform with the territory.
Each month, a different topic is explored through stories written by researchers at UniTo, as well as podcasts, videos, and interviews produced by the editorial team.
Frida is a multidisciplinary space where you can analyze the present and imagine the future.

APPLICATION DEADLINE
Interested candidates must submit their application via e-mail to redazione-frida@unito.it no later than February 3, febbraio 2025.

The First PADEL court of CUS Torino, has opened in via Artom 30/A in Turin.
The outdoor court is available for free to university students until April as a promotional offer.
For non-university students, the cost is € 20 per hour.
For university students bookings, please contact the Artom Office at 011.0197623.
Non-university users can book through the Playtomic platform.

PRICES UNTIL APRIL 30, 2025
FREE FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS (CUS Card is required);
€ 20 PER HOUR FOR NON-UNIVERSITY USERS.

IAAD, the Istituto d’Arte Applicata e Design, has opened registrations for its three-year courses. Admission to IAAD's three-year programs requires completing a creative test.
To participate in the test, candidates must complete the application process by filling out the form, which also allows them to select the date for their admission test.
IAAD explores various fields of Design and Communication, offering First-Level Academic Diploma Courses at its Turin campus. These three-year programs stand out for their strong connection with businesses through faculty collaborations, workshops, projects, and placement opportunities, as well as their commitment to cultivating well-rounded individuals.
In addition to technical and design disciplines, IAAD emphasizes humanistic subjects, always ensuring their application to design contexts. The goal is not only to provide knowledge, tools, and techniques but also to foster culture, imagination, and critical thinking.

The curriculum is enriched with seminars and workshops throughout the three years to help students recognize their potential and develop soft skills.
Special Offer: Students who enroll by January 31, 2025, will have the cost of a laptop and specific software for their chosen program fully covered for the duration of the course. At the end of the three years, they will have the option to purchase the equipment for a symbolic fee.
The first admission test will take place on Thursday, January 16, 2025.

ISEE DECLARATION
The submission of the ISEEU/ISEE income declaration is not mandatory for completing enrollment in the three-year courses. However, it is necessary and beneficial to determine the appropriate income bracket and corresponding IAAD annual tuition fee.
Students will not be officially assigned to an IAAD income bracket until the ISEEU/ISEE declaration is submitted. If the declaration is not provided by the specified deadlines, the highest annual tuition fee listed in the IAAD information sheet will apply.

On Monday, November 25, to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, registrations officially opened for the 12th edition of Just The Woman I Am 2025. Since 2014, this 5 km run/walk event, open to everyone, has been raising funds for university research on health and cancer while promoting prevention, healthy lifestyles, inclusion, and gender equality.

The event, organized by the Torino University Sports Center in collaboration with the University of Turin and the Polytechnic University of Turin, will once again take over the streets of downtown Turin on Friday, March 7; Saturday, March 8; and Sunday, March 9, 2025.
From Friday to Sunday, Piazza San Carlo will host the "Prevention Village," an event within the event.
The Village will feature stands offering free preventive check-ups, counseling, and presentations by nonprofit organizations. This space serves as a lively meeting point for academia, Italy’s healthcare excellence, citizens, and schools.

On Sunday, March 9, the renowned 5 km run/walk will kick off from Piazza Vittorio Veneto, uniting participants from across the country and the globe, embodying the spirit of JTWIA.
How to Register? You can register as an individual, but joining the UniTo group has always been at the heart of the event. It’s the best way to support university research even more enthusiastically and to make your participation in #JTWIA a shared experience, starting with the very first step:

registration!
You can register with UniTo by February 6, 2025, if you are:
 Unito students
 UniTo staff
For more information, email iscrizioni@jtwia.org, including for those wishing to create a UniTo subgroup. Please indicate the chosen name, the number of participants, and coordinate the registration process.

The admission test for the Medicine and Surgery degree program has always been one of the most challenging due to its competitiveness and rigorous selection process. Starting from the 2025/2026 academic year, significant changes will be introduced to the admission process following the Senate’s approval of the legislative delegation to eliminate the traditional entry test for Medicine and Surgery, Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, and Veterinary Medicine degree programs. Let’s look at the first updates for the upcoming academic year.

1. FILTER SEMESTER
The filter semester’s is one of the main innovations of this reform. The first six months of the Medicine
and Surgery degree program will be open to anyone who wishes to embark on this path. During this
period, students will attend courses and take exams designed to evaluate the competencies and knowledge
acquired during the semester. Those who do not pass the filter semester will still retain the academic
credits earned during this period, which can be applied to alternative educational paths.

2. NATIONAL TEST
A national test with a ranking system will still be in place for the next academic year. However, only students
who have passed a certain number of exams and earned corresponding ECTS credits in biomedical subject during the first semester will be eligible to take the test. The details regarding the specific exams and required number of credits are still under development.

3. AVAILABLE SEATS
The total number of available seats nationwide may increase to 25,000, up from the 20,000 available this
year.

 

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