Dear students,
In the Agenda Web you can find the timetable for lessons in the first semester, which will start on 27 September 2021, mostly in class and only partially online.
As you can see, the timetable includes some new elements, which, alongside the face-to-face lessons, aims to enhance the distance learning experience gained in the emergency year just ended. For each year of the course, we have proposed one day of lessons online, except in exceptional cases, while for the rest of the week we have tried to ensure that most of the lessons are taught in the classroom. This is further confirmation of the fact that we consider face-to face meetings in class to be the true essence of the “university experience”.
However, in view of the ever-changing epidemiological situation, distancing regulations will continue to apply, preventing full use of the seating in classrooms. For this reason, for all courses where the number of students cannot be accommodated in the lecture halls, lessons will be streamed live. As in the previous academic year, the University will activate a system for reserving classroom places in such a way as to guarantee an appropriate rotation of students.
It is possible that the authorities may intervene and require a revision of our plans, so be sure to check the timetable regularly and pay attention to any notices published on our website. Further technical details will be available from mid-September.
The Rector
Prof. Gian Battista CANOVA
In the Agenda Web you can find the timetable for lessons in the first semester, which will start on 27 September 2021, mostly in class and only partially online.
As you can see, the timetable includes some new elements, which, alongside the face-to-face lessons, aims to enhance the distance learning experience gained in the emergency year just ended. For each year of the course, we have proposed one day of lessons online, except in exceptional cases, while for the rest of the week we have tried to ensure that most of the lessons are taught in the classroom. This is further confirmation of the fact that we consider face-to face meetings in class to be the true essence of the “university experience”.
However, in view of the ever-changing epidemiological situation, distancing regulations will continue to apply, preventing full use of the seating in classrooms. For this reason, for all courses where the number of students cannot be accommodated in the lecture halls, lessons will be streamed live. As in the previous academic year, the University will activate a system for reserving classroom places in such a way as to guarantee an appropriate rotation of students.
It is possible that the authorities may intervene and require a revision of our plans, so be sure to check the timetable regularly and pay attention to any notices published on our website. Further technical details will be available from mid-September.
The Rector
Prof. Gian Battista CANOVA