Courses may consist of a single unit or several integrated units, even multidisciplinary and with multiple teachers. Each unit consists of lectures, usually combined with practical and/or field activities.

Lectures are mainly on-campus, but some are delivered online (e-learning lecture) in agreement with the Courses Plan for the A.Y 2025-2026. Practical classes, lab and field activities are on-campus only.
E-learning lectures are in videoconferencing, synchronously or asynchronously mode, and may include interactive activities (c.d. e-tivities), as stated in the University’s Students Regulations.

Teachers may provide recordings of their classes at their discretion.

All the essential information about each course (Syllabus) is posted in the “Courses” section. Please, read each syllabus carefully to learn about content, learning outcomes, grading policy, reading, and everything else you need to know about courses. Professors’ office hours are also available in the courses’ syllabi.

Lecture attendance, although not required, is strongly recommended, while attendance at all practical activities is mandatory for at least 75%.