The focus is on degree courses in Design, Civil Engineering, Construction and Land Management, Management Engineering, Communication and Digital Media.
The 2026 Open Days of the University of the Republic of San Marino will take place on Friday, February 20th and Saturday, February 21st. This will be an opportunity to discover the characteristics and specificities of the University's bachelor's and master's degree programs, explore the spaces where classes and workshops are held, and learn about internship opportunities and semesters abroad. By engaging with faculty and current students, guests will also be able to learn more about the values of the university community, career prospects, and more.
The programs in Design, Civil Engineering, Construction and Land Management, Management Engineering, Communications, and Digital Media are involved, having enjoyed a 2025 program in which students participated in a wide range of local and international initiatives and competitions. Within a series of contests, they developed the concept for the San Marino Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka (3,8 million visitors) and the new graphic design for the Cassa di Risparmio bank ATM. They also participated in the Biennial of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean and the POPRI Youth Project, dedicated to entrepreneurial ideas and part of the European Union's strategy for the Adriatic-Ionian region. Several awards were given to the best theses, demonstrating the focus on nurturing talent in an environment updated with the latest developments in technology, society, and beyond through research, conferences, workshops, and other in-depth programs.
The 2026 Open Days will be held with free admission. In the City of San Marino, the Open Days will be held at Contrada Omerelli 20 (Design) and Viale Onofri 87 (Communication and Digital Media). In Dogana, the Open Days will be held at Via Consiglio Sessanta 99, on the third floor of Tower B (Management Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction, and Land Management). For those nearing the end of their high school studies, the initiative offers the opportunity to gather useful information to make an informed choice that aligns with their ambitions and unique characteristics. University students completing their undergraduate degree will be able to evaluate whether, how, and where to continue their studies with a master's degree.