It was announced yesterday by the Minister of University and Research Anna Maria Bernini the birth ofItalian Erasmusthe new university study program that aims to make the educational offer more flexible, enhance the autonomy of universities and students and bridge the gap between North and South.
Path that sees a first pilot project at the end of University of Bergamo and Reggio Calabriaengaged side by side to start the designing an experimental action that allows their respective students to attend teachings at the partner institutionobtaining recognition within one’s university career.
In fact, the approval of the memorandum of understanding by the Board of Directors of the University of Reggio Calabria dates back to yesterday evening, a protocol already discussed and approved by the homologous body of the Orobic University during the session of last May 31st.
“It is with satisfaction – comments the Rector of the University of Bergamo, prof. Sergius Cavalieri – that the University of Bergamo, together with the University of Reggio Calabria, is a forerunner of this new initiative that both universities intend to carry forward not only to strengthen the existing bond, but to offer students the possibility of specializing in an environment different academic from the chosen one.
“This is the start of a new virtuous path for young university students from the South and North of our country, comments the Rector of the Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria, prof. Joseph Zimbalattiunder the banner of the exchange and enrichment of great knowledge and important competitive models Made in Italy”.
The pilot project of the Italian Erasmus of UniBg and UniRC foresees, initially, to limit the exchange to only master’s degreesin particular to those pertaining to the areas of Engineering e Primary education sciences. As far as Engineering is concerned, every outgoing student will be able to choose exams from a catalog that contains all the courses offered, including three-year courses, and from all years.
The article on the pages of Republic