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ADISU Broch ENG.Pdf Umbria Academy Italian Education Program for the future Umbria Academy is a project offering an higher and China Program specialized education. It is coordinated by the Umbria Regional department through the Umbrian Agency for University Services (ADISU) in which take part: the University of Perugia, the University for Foreigners of Perugia, The Academy of Fine Arts Pietro Vannucci, the Conservatorio di Musica “Francesco Morlacchi” di Perugia, the Istituto Superiore di Studi musicali “G. Briccialdi”, the CFP G.O. Bufalini. The purpose is offering to foreign students the occasion of studying and training in a context – like the umbrian – rich in competences absorbed and renovated by virtue of centennial academic and professional experiences. In this specific sector of Umbria Academy, concerning the China Program, the areas of importance are: Energy; Cultural Heritage and Security. Keywords: Sustainable Energy; Design; Music; Italian Language and Culture; Cultural Heritage, Ethnoanthropological and Sinological Heritage; Environmental Safety and Security; Social Safety and Security; Territorial Safety and Security; Food Safety and Security. Maître - Summer School 2 3 for Academic 37 Qualified attendant 49 Qualified attendant for Musical Disciplines to the processing of the kitchen (Chef) (Conservatorio di wrought iron. Summer - Summer School Musica “Francesco School / Winter School CFP G.O. Bufalini Morlacchi” di Perugia) CFP G.O. Bufalini 50 Maître 28—30 Italian Language and - Summer School Culture. Courses for CFP G.O. Bufalini Chinese students enrolling in “Marco 51 Qualified attendant Polo” and “Turandot” Safety and “Pizzaiolo” (Pizza Chef) Programs (University for Security - Summer School The Umbria The Cultural Foreigners of Perugia) CFP G.O. Bufalini 31 Bachelor’s and 52—53 Food & Beverage lab Region Educational Heritage Master’s Degree 39—40 Summer School - Summer School / Courses (University for in “Environmental Winter School. program Foreigners of Perugia) Footprint and CFP G.O. Bufalini 21 Winter School. Sustainable Development” The institutions Humanistic Design (The 32 Italian Language 54—55 Academy of Fine Arts and Culture: Special (University of Perugia) Pietro Vannucci) Courses (University for Accommodation Energy Foreigners of Perugia) 41—42 Second Degree Course 9 Umbrian Agency for 22—23 3—year— I Level in Socioanthropological University Services Academic Diploma for 56 33 Certification of Sciences for the (ADISU) Early Music Courses 17 Research Knowledge of the Italian inclusion and social (Istituto Superiore di Contact Doctorate. Energy Language - CELI e security (University of 10 University of Perugia Studi Musicali “Giulio and Sustainable DILS-PG (University for Perugia) Briccialdi” - Terni) Foreigners of Perugia) 11 The Academy of Fine Development (University of Perugia) 43—44 Summer School Arts Pietro Vannucci 24 Basic training 34 Italian Language in “Sustainable courses: Harp, guitar, 18—19 Summer School in Courses for Foreigners Management and 12 University for Foreigners String instruments, “Green chemistry (University of Perugia Promotion of Territory”- of Perugia Wind instruments, and biorefineries” - University Language SIS-GPST-SMPT Piano, Harpsichord, (University of Perugia) Centre) (University of Perugia) 13 Conservatorio di Musica Percussion, Canto, “Francesco Morlacchi” Composition, Chorus 35 Winter School in 45 3 year Course in Animal di Perugia master (Conservatorio “China-Europe Cultural Production Science di Musica “Francesco Heritage” (University of 14 Istituto Superiore di (University of Perugia) Morlacchi” di Perugia) Perugia) Studi musicali “Giulio 46 Summer School in Briccialdi di Terni” 25 3—year— I Level 36 Attendant to the “Empirics of Economic Bachelor Degrees restoration of the wood of Governance of 15 CFP G.O. Bufalini (Conservatorio di artifact - Summer Agrifood Value Chains” Musica “Francesco School/Winter School (University of Perugia) Morlacchi” di Perugia) CFP G.O. Bufalini 47—48 3 year course in 27 2—years— II Level Agricultural and Master Degrees Environmental Sciences (SAA) (University of Perugia) Umbria - A land rich in time The region of Umbria is home to the vestiges of a millenary culture where history, art and traditions interweave in constant interaction with the new idioms of the modern human condition. Each town, each street, each square conveys its experience of the important past underpinning a continual search for a potential future. Villages and towns jealously guard their artistic, cultural and environmental treasures, mindful that they are the heritage for the generations to come. www.regione.umbria.it Umbria - A land rich in time Umbria invests in the identity of its land and its culture Green Umbria, with its nature and landscapes, oriented to consumer health, with production of fine to define its international profile. Worldwide languages merges with a millenary stratification of human work food and wine also targeting foreign markets. A notion of expression have evolved together and contributed in the towns, creating an integration that represents that places the quality of the environment at the heart to developing the identity of our region as a universally a shared value by which we feel bound. All this is of our work, as a place for quality of life and community perceived location for international culture. Culture is interwoven with an economic fabric of SMEs and an rapport. The territory as the essential nucleus for the an intrinsic value of our community, a vital necessity entrepreneurial rate higher than the national average. effective implementation of the sustainability concept. for illustrating Umbria’s talent in all its aspects. Companies operating in the steel and chemical sectors, in food and confectionery, fashion and high technology, The interweaving of tradition and innovation is the With the positive developments that permeate with a single common denominator: the search for starting point, not the end of the journey. We wish to our country’s growth reflected in the quality of our innovation, scientific knowledge, the human expertise see you not simply occasional guests: we invite you community and the sustained contribution to research of our area. Agriculture for us is an opportunity for to become part of our identity with the desire to take and education that our universities are able to assure economic development and enhancement of the journey together - In Umbria. creates the optiminal climate for preparing future environment without exploitation of the territory, trade generations - our best resource. 9 Umbrian Agency for University Services (ADISU) ITALIAN LAW ADMITS, The Umbrian Agency for University Services (ADISU) provides students THROUGH REGIONAL with grants and services which guarantee equal access to university POLICIES, THE studies trough an integrate system of facilities including financial ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGHER aid, housing and restoration services, cultural, health and tutoring LEVELS OF EDUCATION services, stages and training activities and special facilities to students TO WORTHY AND ABLE with physical disabilities and working students. ADISU is responsible STUDENTS AND IT AIMS TO for the coordination of “Umbria Academy Project” acting as a link REMOVE ANY ECONOMIC between Umbrian Academic Institutions and their international partners AND SOCIAL BARRIERS worldwide. ADISU, thanks to its welcome point, promotes all services RESTRICTING THE RIGHT which contribute to ensure the best living and studying conditions for TO HIGHER EDUCATION students. FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED AT UMBRIA REGION UNIVERSITIES. 10 11 University The Academy of Fine of Perugia Arts Pietro Vannucci THE UNIVERSITY OF In 1355 Emperor Charles I granted Perugia the permanent right to have a University and THE PERUGIA ART It was founded by the painter Orazio Alfani and the architect and mathematician PERUGIA WAS FOUNDED to award degrees to students from all nations. In its seventh century of life, the University ACADEMY IS ONE OF THE Domenico Sozi in 1573. In 1901 it was moved to what was once the convent of San IN 1308 WHEN POPE of Perugia is dedicated to two fundamental and complementary pursuits: state of the art OLDEST IN ITALY (SECOND Francesco al Prato, although it was originally in the church of Sant’Angelo della Pace CLEMENT V GRANTED THE scientific research and interdisciplinary education, both with a strongly international outlook. ONLY TO FLORENCE), SO at Porta Sole and later in the convent of Montemorcino Nuovo. STUDIUM OF THE CITY THE In recent years, the University has undertaken a broad renewal of its degree programs and IT CAN BE PLACED AMONG Now the Academy is a School of Fine Arts and its educational offering has been AUTHORITY TO ENGAGE IN curricula, which prepare students to meet the demands of the labor market and to satisfy THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS structured, as all the Higher Education Art and Music Institutions, in a first cycle level HIGHER EDUCATION AND the needs for innovation expressed by employers in private and public sectors. CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS (Triennio) and a second cycle level (Biennio) whose programs aim to provide students GAVE TO ITS COURSES The European Commission has recently awarded the University the prestigious ECTS label OF THE REGION. with specific diplomas legally recognized in both a national and an international context. UNIVERSAL RECOGNITION. for excellence in the application of the European Credit Transfer System in all degree programs The first level academic courses are Painting, Scenography, Sculpture
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