Course Offering

The PhD educational program is structured into four categories of courses, each serving a different purpose. The four categories are as follows:

1. CORE – Specialized courses focusing on specific disciplinary research areas. These courses are explicitly associated with a single PhD curriculum.

2. CROSS – Interdisciplinary courses covering multiple research areas and open to students from all curricula. They are divided into:

   • CROSS-METHODOLOGY – Courses focusing on methodologies applicable across multiple curricula.

   • CROSS-CONTENT – Courses focusing on topics relevant to multiple curricula.

3. FUNDAMENTALS – General introductory courses belonging to a specific curriculum but open to students enrolled in all other curricula.

4. SOFT SKILLS – Courses open to students from all curricula, aimed at developing personal and professional skills and competencies.

PhD students design their individual study plans by selecting courses from the different categories, while meeting the minimum credit requirements established for each course category.

These requirements are specified in the PhD Handbook, which is provided to students upon enrollment and is also made available through a dedicated AulaWeb platform.

You can find all courses at this LINK: you can download the file, filter it, or use AI-assisted tools to search in it. File is continously updated by the instructors.