Research

The Department of Humanities develops scientific research projects in an Italian-speaking environment, but also beyond the Italian and San Marino borders. The research is strongly characterized by the interdisciplinary collaboration between the scientific components present in the Department and also by the interaction with public services, with San Marino civil society organizations and with local businesses.

The Department's research projects can be placed within the programming of the Research Centers or arise from proposals made directly to the Council by individual teachers.

RESEARCH FIELDS

Education, training and cultural practices

Research on educational processes, teaching innovation, and initial and ongoing teacher training, as well as cultural practices in educational and local contexts. Activities include designing learning environments, school inclusion, and developing effective teaching practices.

Psychology of learning and development

Studies on cognitive and linguistic processes, learning difficulties and specific learning disabilities (SLD), with particular attention to assessment and the design of targeted interventions.

Media, communication and audiovisual heritage

Analysis of audiovisual languages, digital practices, and contemporary forms of communication, with a particular focus on issues of representation, identity, and media literacy. This area also includes activities related to cultural memory and the valorization of audiovisual heritage.

Inclusion, well-being and social processes

Studies on social inclusion processes, well-being, and participation in educational settings and services. Activities include research on institutional communication and the relationship between professionals and users, with a focus on humanization processes.

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