You have until October 31st to enroll in the three-year degree programs at the University of the Republic of San Marino, which have no restricted places and do not require an admission test: Management Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction, and Land Management.
The first of the three study paths, in particular, stands out for its in-depth study of subjects such as Business Management and Organization, Industrial Plants, and Management Information Systems. The goal is to train professionals capable of working within organizations and companies to develop new business processes, manage production and distribution, manage industrial marketing, and more. Among the opportunities available to enrolled students are initiatives through which selected students will be paid to contribute to a series of healthcare management research projects conducted by the program staff.
The Confucius Institute's activities have also been confirmed, with lessons on Chinese language and culture, which in past years have been accompanied by experiences abroad: in 2019, for example, 19 students participated in a summer camp organized by Beijing University, spending two weeks in Beijing.
These initiatives are open to all University students, including those in the three-year degree program in Civil Engineering, with a focus on earthquake resistance and environmental sustainability. A "green" program, therefore, during which students delve deeper into areas such as seismic geotechnics, hydrological risk, applied chemistry of materials, the environment, and recycling. Scholarships are also available with local and Italian organizations and institutions, thanks to a network of relationships and collaborations involving faculty, researchers, and students.
Finally, the three-year degree program in Construction and Land Management stands out with a professionalizing study program, dedicated to surveyors, during which the topics covered include Territorial and Urban Planning, Environmental and Land Engineering, and Building Design.
The registration deadline also applies to the master's degree programs in Management Engineering and Civil Engineering, with the exception of undergraduates, who have until December 31st.
