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“This time closing my backpack strikes a chord: gestures which have become instinctive and automatic, a sort of sacred routine…..it is the last step of my hike!” Marcello Duranti is talking about his journey to Montecarlo that has brought him to the end of the Alvina Project: a lonely hike of more than 1000 km […]
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EUSALP – EU STRATEGY FOR THE ALPINE REGION – is the fourth European Macro Regional Strategy, involving 7 countries, 48 regions and 80 million people. Established to meet the important challenges of the Alpine Region, EUSALP is a strategic agenda for improving cooperation among Alpine States, stimulating innovative and sustainable development models. 9 Action Groups coordinated by Leaders […]
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At the kickoff meeting held in Modena on the 6th of July, UNIMONT has launched the research and development activities within the European Research Program “Research Laboratories in the Alpine Area (RE-SEARCH ALPS)” supported bu the Program Connecting Europe Facility 2014-2020 (GA N. INEA / CEF / ICT / A20126 / 1296967) and proposed in […]
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From the 4th to the 5th of July 2017, the Professor Anna Giorgi of the University of the Mountain was invited to teach at the International Summer University at UTAD – Universidade de Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro – which at this time is hosting three UNIMONT students in Erasmus. The International Summer University, held at […]
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From 20th to 23rd June, students of the Mountain University – the Edolo Campus of the University of Milan- will be in Rieti for a field trip: 35 UNIMONT students have decided to take part and many activities have been arranged on “mountain topics.” Thirty-five students of the first, second and third year of the degree […]
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