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Presentation of the Freshers’ Week Program
During the first day of reception, a single online session will be organized to present the program of the two Freshers’ Weeks. They will be provide you here information relating to timetables, the use of the Luiss Learn platform both for interactive teaching moments and for finding all the details of the activities (timetable, classroom, working groups, materials).
Department Welcome Talks – Presentation of the degree course
Course presentation session by the Director Prof. Romani with the testimony of a young Luiss graduate who will be able to give you an overview of the prospects and career opportunities of your academic career.
Meet the Luiss Community
The activity is aimed at introducing you to the field of education based on research and practice, right from the start of your studies. Specifically, it will involve the division of you students into groups: each group will be assigned the name of one of the members of the Luiss community (who can be either a member of the faculty or a professional) and entrusted with the task of interviewing the guest, doing research on his specific role and introduce him to the rest of the class. The interviews will be organized independently by you students.
There will also be group work sessions, in which the students will elaborate the interview, creating a presentation that will be shared with the rest of the class during a plenary meeting, in the presence of all the guests of the Luiss Community.
Career Go
The Career Go is a practical course, a real Professional Development Lab aimed at improving your level of employability and which aims to consolidate and strengthen knowledge and skills of the reference labor market.
The course will be conducted by a team of leading industry experts and will be divided into 4 meetings, preceded by a pre-work preparation for the training modules.
Challenge
How to feed 10 billion people in a healthy way by 2050, while preserving their well-being and that of the planet?
This is the macro-theme around which the challenge launched for the Hackathon of this edition of Freshers’ Week will revolve.
You will be accompanied in the resolution of the challenge through three days of Smart Talk with guests of international importance. These will serve to inspire you, helping you to understand one of the main challenges of our century and the possible ways to solve it.
During the three plenary meetings you will be provided with all the useful ideas to deal with the challenge in a transversal way, integrating the issues relating to communication, politics and economic aspects. Soon after, work rooms will be made available to you in which you will work as a team to solve the challenge entrusted to your cluster.
The organization and tutoring activities will be coordinated by Andrea Geremicca and will involve guests and experts from the partnership network of EIIS – European Institute for Innovation and Sustainability.
Freshers’ Weekend – optional activities
Take part in the optional activities that will take place in presence on the Campus to discover spaces and services of your University. Click here to find out the details
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