The University of Rome Tor Vergata offers the 3-year interdisciplinary (L-16, Political Sciences) Undergraduate Degree (B.A.) in Global Governance taught in English. The extraordinary innovation of this Liberal Arts and Sciences course, within the Italian educational system, is in its inter-disciplinary nature, embracing courses from all the fields of study offered by the University of Rome Tor Vergata: Arts and Humanities, Economics, Engineering, Law, Medicine and Sciences. Distinguished local and international visiting professors from the above-mentioned areas have agreed to offer an unusual combination of courses meant to rigorously raise the awareness of young students to the challenges of global phenomena and their appropriate governance. This course will be reserved to a limited number of students, coming from all over the world, holding a high school diploma.
Sala delle Bandiere | Parlamento Europeo
Via Quattro Novembre 149, Roma
Post Lauream Individual Counseling
11.00 am - 4.00 pm
Room S6
19 March 2019Soft Skills Workshop
Room P3 | First Floor - Building B
20 March 2019Global Conversation with Carlo Giovannella
Master Maris | Rendicontazione Innovazione SostenibilitÃ
3 borse di studio INPS per figli/orfani di dipendenti/pensionati della Pubblica Amministrazione
2 borse di studio per dipendenti dell’Ateneo “Tor Vergata”
5 borse di studio INPS per dipendenti della Pubblica Amministrazione
1 borsa di studio LAVAZZA S.p.a.
Agevolazioni per neo-laureati meritevoli
Ecolas
The University of Rome Tor Vergata has confirmed its strong will toward teaching excellence, by focusing on the training of its professors on new innovative teaching methods. This is fundamental to ensure a competitive advantage and attract students that are facing a larger and larger set of choices among Universities, even more fundamental is the purpose Tor Vergata aims at, enriching students to prepare them for an increasingly complex and globalized world that requires in every field critical thinking and interdisciplinary skills. A training on this theme has been planned in collaboration and with fundings provided by Ecolas, the European Consortium of Liberal Arts and Sciences College (http://www.ecolas.eu/eng/).
Professor Diekstra has led the Tor Vergata professors, who joined in 24, as active students on the theme of Problem Based Learning. The first meeting took place at Tor Vergata on 26-27 septembre 2018 and other two encounters are planned, considering the success and positive feedbacks received. The primary purpose is to provide instructors with modern educational tools, based on participation and involvement.
HERE the program of the meeting
