Climate Change and Population: the Best Projects from the “Data4Resilience” Data Challenge Awarded
A challenge for students at the University of Bologna to explore the impact of climate change on the population of Emilia-Romagna
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A challenge for students at the University of Bologna to explore the impact of climate change on the population of Emilia-Romagna
The latest report on graduate profiles and employment outcomes highlights the University of Bologna’s ability to attract students from across Italy and around the world, thanks to its inclusive policies and high-quality education—qualities that are recognised and rewarded by the labour market. The data confirm that the University outperforms the national average in terms of on-time graduations, international mobility, and employment rates both one and five years after graduation
Online and taught in English, designed by University of Bologna together with three other universities, it aims to enhance participants' digital skills, in line with the technological needs of companies across Europe. Enrolment is open until 31 August
The motion against the Israeli military escalation in Gaza, a new student residence, the 2025 Sustainability Report, and the governance’s activities and tools for dialogue and engagement with the Unibo community are some of the topics discussed during the University governing bodies’ sessions in May and June
Six episodes focused on the movement of goods and people, migration, tourism, climate justice, and environmentalism
This project, funded by the Ministry of University and Research, involves CUSB and the Department for Life Quality Studies at the University of Bologna and aims to help students feel more energised, motivated and at ease
Directed by Professor Matteo Paoletti and jointly hosted in Bologna by the Department of the Arts and in Ravenna by the Department of Cultural Heritage, the programme will train professionals equipped with cross-cutting, organisational and managerial skills essential to navigating the challenges of a rapidly evolving sector
The University of Bologna reaffirms its position among the world’s leading universities, ranking 138th out of more than 1,500 institutions worldwide. Outstanding results were also confirmed for Academic Reputation, the most influential indicator in the ranking
Organised by the Department of Industrial Engineering (DIN) of the University of Bologna, in collaboration with ENEA, the programme aims to train professionals who can meet the growing demands of the nuclear sector, both at a national and international level
The Academic Senate of the University of Bologna has approved a motion condemning the humanitarian and civil consequences, the violation of international law and human rights in the Gaza Strip and the occupied Palestinian territories and calling for the strengthening of all diplomatic and political efforts aimed at ending the conflict
Institutional representatives from 39 European universities belonging to the Coimbra Group met at the University of Bologna to celebrate the network’s 40th anniversary and discuss strategic issues in teaching, research, and third mission activities
Hosted for the first time in Italy, in the city of basketball, the event is promoted by EUSA (European University Sports Association) and organised by the University of Bologna and the University Sports Centre CUSB
A recent institutional visit to Hong Kong has just concluded, aimed at strengthening and expanding partnerships with top universities. Goals include increasing student mobility across all three study cycles and launching joint research projects
Beatrice Costabile, Maria Laura Colella, Giulia Di Filippo and Antonio Maruca, graduates of the Department of Interpreting and Translation (DIT) have won the competitive exam launched to fill three new posts for English, one for French, one for Spanish and one for German. The call attracted around 500 applicants
The conclusion of the 2020–2024 Research Quality Assessment, the updated guidelines on spin-offs and start-ups, student contribution measures for academic year 2025–2026, new support initiatives for students, and the University of Bologna’s 2024 Financial Statements are among the main topics discussed by the University governing bodies in April
It is called "Digital and Mechatronic Research & Innovation for Automated Machinery and Systems" - DIGIMECH, and it serves as a meeting point between the academic and industrial worlds, aiming to promote innovation, research, and training in strategic and high-tech fields