UNIRSM News Professors wanted: the University of San Marino is offering 39 courses in four degree programs.

Professors wanted: the University of San Marino is offering 39 courses in four degree programs.

The University of the Republic of San Marino has announced a call for applications for 39 subjects, leading to the selection of as many professors. Twenty-seven of these are for the Design degree program, which includes courses such as History of Contemporary Art, Digital Representation, and Design Laboratory. The Civil Engineering degree program will select five professors to teach courses such as Construction Techniques and Structural Testing and Testing. The Management Engineering program will offer courses such as Statistics, Principles of Electrical Engineering, and Finance for Innovation, while the Construction and Land Management degree program, aimed at surveyors, will offer courses such as Real Estate Appraisal and Valuation with practical exercises and Health and Environmental Safety Techniques. Finally, two courses are common to several degree programs: General Physics and English.

Applications for the selection process must be submitted to the Director of the Department of Economics, Science, and Law at the University of the Republic of San Marino, located in the World Trade Center at Via Consiglio dei Sessanta 99, Dogana. The complete call for applications is available on the website www.unirsm.sm, in the "calls, competitions, and selections" section, which can be accessed from the "University" section. A second call for applications is also available on the portal, selecting seven teaching assistants for the degree programs in Civil and Construction Engineering and Land Management. The subjects covered include: Chemistry, Road Management and Maintenance, and Elements of Administrative and Local Government Law.

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