Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

The Free University of Bolzano (Italian: Libera Università di Bolzano; Latin: Universitas Studiorum Bauzanensis, English: Free University of Bozen / Bolzano) was founded in 1997 in Bolzano (South Tyrol, Italy) and currently comprises five faculties. The University belongs to Innsbruck and Trento among the largest educational institutions in the European Region Tyrol - South Tyrol - Trentino.

History

The Free University of Bolzano ( Unibz ) was founded in 1997 with two faculties ( Economics at Bolzano and Bressanone in Education ). In 1998, the University Library was opened. It was followed by the faculties of computer science and design and arts. The Faculty was founded in 2007 with the Faculty of Science and Technology.

The multilingual university offers its study programs to the three locations Bolzano, Bressanone ( seat of the Faculty of Education ) and Brunico (sitting in Tourism, Sport and Event Management of the Bachelors ) on German, English and Italian.

The Unibz was Europe's first trilingual university. Your applicants are required to undergo admission process. The inner city situated university building in Bolzano were planned by the Zurich architects Matthias Bischoff and Roberto Azzola that could decide an international architecture competition for themselves. The Brixner site was also built as a result of an international competition brief for a design of the Stuttgart architects Regina carbon Mayer and Jens Colonel in 2004.

In September 2009, the FUB a new dormitory - the Univercity - opens in Bolzano, which can hold about 150 students. A year later, on 22 October 2010, the dormitory Peter Rigler was added; it has room for 91 students. Both homes are led by the Teutonic Order.

Faculties and Courses

  • Faculty of Economics Bachelor in Economics and Management
  • Bachelor in Economics and Social Sciences ( PPE)
  • Bachelor in Tourism, Sport and Event Management (at the site of Brunico )
  • Master in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
  • Master in Economics and Public Sector Management
  • Faculty of computer science Bachelor's degree in computer science and computer science - engineering
  • Master in computer science
  • PhD in computer science
  • Faculty of Design and Art Bachelor in Design
  • Master ( probably from 2015)
  • Faculty of Science and Technology Bachelor in Industrial and Mechanical Engineering
  • Bachelor in Agricultural Science and Environmental Management
  • Master in Energy Engineering
  • Master in Environmental Management in Mountain Regions
  • Doctoral program in Mountain Environment and Agriculture
  • Doctoral Program in Sustainable Energy and Technologies
  • Faculty of Education (location Brixen ) Bachelor in Social Work
  • Bachelor in Social Education
  • Bachelor in Communication and Cultural Studies
  • Master in Education for primary education (5 years, new single-level master's degree program )
  • Master in Innovation in Research and Practice of Social Work (IRIS )
  • Doctoral Program in General Pedagogy, Social Pedagogy and General

Research centers

In 2004, the Centre of Excellence Languages ​​was set up, which is concerned with language acquisition, language learning, and generally with multilingual Interationsformen. It is headed by Professor Rita Franceschini. Late 2013 and the Centre for Regional History was founded on the unibz, has its line of historians Oswald taken Überegger.

Student Activities

Student Representatives

The elections of student representatives are held normally every two years. However, you can be called between two election dates in the period from November to January at the request of the student representatives, offices are unoccupied (currently in ten degree program directors). Be elected student representative to the University Council (one seat), the Senate ( two seats - one for Bolzano, one for Brixen ), the Faculty Councils (ten seats, two per faculty), the degree program councils (currently 14 seats with a maximum of two ) and the Equal Opportunities Committee (two seats). The first student representative elections were held in 2002.

Kikero

Kikero is a Leisure and Cultural Association, which has already been launched shortly after the founding of the University into being. It organizes regular events such as the debating and fixed annual projects such as the University of ball. Also, the print magazine flyer is published by kikero.

S.C.U.B.

The Sports Club University Bolzano takes care of the organization of regular sporting activities and training. Once a year the Bolzano Snow Days are organized to which students are invited from numerous universities in Europe. Also present were among other students from universities in Spain, Germany, Austria, France and Italy.

Asus shaft

The South Tyrolean Students' Union is the most important South Tyrolean student representation. In addition to its headquarters in Bolzano there are seven field offices in major university cities in Austria and Italy. The sh.asus was founded in 1955, the main focus of activity is the trade union representing the interests of students in South Tyrol and South Tyrol students abroad. The sh.asus defined as inter-ethnic association.

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