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Università degli Studi di TorinoUniversità degli Studi di Torino
TEMPUS Joint European ProjectTEMPUS Joint European ProjectPAMIRPAMIR
Silvia FornoSilvia Forno
Project kick-off meetingProject kick-off meetingDushanbe, 9 January 2007Dushanbe, 9 January 2007
The University of TurinThe University of Turin
It was founded in 1404 Erasmus of Rotterdam obtained his
degree here in 1506
It is now one of the biggest among Italian Universities.
The University of Turin in numbersThe University of Turin in numbers
• 12 Faculties• 55 Departments• 13 Interdepartmental Research Centres
• More than 1200 Professors• More than 700 Researchers• More than 1600 Administrative and Technical Staff
• More than 60,000 students• About 1,000 Ph.D students
Overall OrganizationOverall Organization
RectorSenateBoard
Faculties
Didactic activities
Departments
Scientific activitiesPhd courses
Research CentresLibraries
Museums and Collections
Management and budgetary authonomy
Central AdministrationCentral AdministrationHead of Administration
Deputy Head of Administration
Financial Administration
Division
Human Resourses
Management Division
Didactic activities and
students Division
Logistic Division
Technical and
Patrimony
Division
Information Systems Division
Financial Area
Planning and control Area
Personnel Area
Students Services Area
Didactic Area
Buildings Area
Patrimony Area
Health and Safety
Medical structures
management
Institutional Activities Division
Scientific Research and Interanational Relations Area
FacultiesFaculties
1 Agriculture and Forestry2 Economics3 Education4 Law5 Letters and Philosophy6 Medicine and Surgery7 Modern Languages and Literature8 Pharmacy9 Psychology10Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences11 Political Sciences12 Veterinary Medicine
All disciplines thaught exceptEngineering and Architecture
The Italian academic systemThe Italian academic system1999 (DM 509/99): national reform of the university system
in line with the Bologna process “3+2 years system”
Laurea180 credits
First level Master
LaureaSpecialistica300 credits
Second LevelMaster
Phd programmes SpecializationSchools
Lauree specialistiche a ciclo unico(specialist single cycle degrees)
- Medicine and Surgery (6 years)- Odontology (5 years)- Veterinary Medicine (5 years)- Pharmacy (5 years)
Courses offeredCourses offered
• 73 I level degree courses (Laurea)
• 56 II level degree courses (Laurea specialistica)
• 5 specialist single cycle degree courses
• 18 interfaculty/interuniversity degree courses
(9 of I level, 9 of II level)
• 29 I level master courses
• 18 II level master coursesdetailed information available at:
http://www.unito.it/didattica/offerta/offerta.htm
Scientific ResearchScientific Research• Carried out in Departments and Research
Centres
• Funding:– national funds (periodic calls for proposal within different
funding programmes)
– private funds (research contracts, trials etc.)
– international funds (European Union, other international organisations)
• “Agenzia per la Ricerca”: internal working group recently established in order to promote academic research and strengthen links with local organisations and private companies
Scientific Research Scientific Research (2)(2)
• 3 Centres of Excellence recognized and financed by the Italian Ministery of Education, University and Research:– Centre of Excellence for Molecular Imaging– Centre of Excellence for Biosensoristics
through the use of vegetal and microbic organisms
– Centre of Excellence for Nanostructured Surfaces and Interphases
European ResearchEuropean Research
• V Framework Programme (1998-2002):
– 8 research contracts as co-ordinators
– about 60 research contracts as partners
• VI Framework Programme (2002-2006):
– 8 contracts so far + others under negotiation
more info at:http://www.euroinfo.unito.it
Partecipation in FP5 programmes
Improving human potential
41%
Information society
14%
Quality of life 26%
Competitive and Sustainable
Growth5% Energy,
environment and sustainable
development12%
International Cooperation
2%
The international dimension The international dimension
About 250 cooperation agreements with Universities all over the world both in the field of research and didactic
International cooperation agreements in the world
Asia5%
Europe57%
Middle east2%
South America
20%
North America
6%
Africa7%
Central America
3%
Oceania0%
The international dimensionThe international dimensionInternational mobilityInternational mobility
• participation since the launch of the programme• exchanges with more than 250 partners• about 600 outgoing students • about 500 incoming students• most appealing countries: Spain, France, Germany,UK
Socrates-Erasmus Programme
...furthermoreparticipation in other EU mobility programmes, such as Alfa, Leonardo
The international dimensionThe international dimension Double degree programmesDouble degree programmes
Selected students follow their study programme alternatively in their
home University and in the partner University. They are awarded a double degree.
Faculties Partner Institutions
AgricultureConsortium FESIA (FR) - consortium NOVA (scandinaviancountries)
Economics- Ecole Europeenne des Affaires (EAP) – Paris (F)- Université de Jean Moulin Lyon 3 (F)- Universidad de Córdoba (Argentina)
LawUniversité de Nice Sophia Antipolis (F)
Modern Languages andLiteratures
Université de la Savoie – Chambery (F)
Political Sciences- Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Bordeaux (F)- Ecole Europeenne des Affaires (EAP) – Paris (F)
The international dimensionThe international dimensionCooperation with FranceCooperation with France
Strong historical and cultural ties traditionally link the University of Turin and French Universities
The Italian-French University
• it is hosted by the University of Turin and the University of Grenoble• it is an autonomous institution founded in 1998• it has the primary objective to increase university cooperation between Italy and France in the field of research and training• it supports projects for the creation of integrated curricula, international doctoral schools, international summer schools, exchanges and conferences• it manages the funding programme for doctoral “co-tutelles de thèse”
The international dimensionThe international dimension International Ph.D. studiesInternational Ph.D. studies
ISASUT International School of Advanced Studies• created in 2001 with the aim to integrate different disciplines and to internationalize Ph.D. studies• offers fellowships to foreign students• courses/seminars held by visiting foreign professors• courses (partly) held in English• network with European and extra European doctoral schools
about 50 agreements for “co-tutelle de thèse” for the award of two national doctoral degrees…furthermore
The international dimensionThe international dimensionCooperation with international organizationsCooperation with international organizations
The University of Turin collaborates with the United Nations agencies operating in Turin:
• ITC-ILO International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization • UNICRI United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute• UNSSC United Nations System Staff College • WIPO World Intellectual Property Organization
Jointly organized post-graduate courses
• International trade law• Intellectual property• Management of development• Criminology and international criminal policy• Management of water resourses and water services• International and diplomatic sciences• Cultural projects for development
The international dimensionThe international dimensionItalian language courses for foreignersItalian language courses for foreigners
Summer school “Torino Università Estate”
• held each year in July, lasts 16 days• open to all non native speakers from 18 to…. (need not be students!)• 4 hour lessons every day + cultural and sport activities• qualified teachers specialized in teaching Italian to foreign learners• young tutors from the Faculty of Languages• winter edition held in March 2003 in Bardonecchiafurthermore...special courses for Erasmus students
Università degli Studi di TorinoVia Verdi, 8 - 10124 Torino ITALY
http://www.unito.it
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