25 May 2026

Collegio Einaudi Renews its Board of Directors and Scientific Committee

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Collegio Universitario Einaudi renews its governance bodies and looks to the future with a new Board of Directors and a new Scientific Committee, both entrusted with guiding the institution through a strategic phase of growth, innovation, and development.

Professor Matteo Milani has been appointed President of the Board of Directors. He is Full Professor of Romance Philology and Linguistics at the University of Turin and Vice Rector for Teaching at the University. He succeeds Professor Paolo Enrico Camurati, who led the Collegio over the past six years.

The new Board of Directors is composed of:

  • Matteo Milani, President, appointed by the University of Turin
  • Elena Maria Baralis, Vice President, appointed by the Polytechnic University of Turin and Deputy Rector of the University
  • Sofia Sclopis, appointed by Fondazione CRT
  • Francesca Corsico, appointed by Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo
  • Gaia Perillo, student representative appointed by the Collegio Student Council
Consiglio d'amministrazione 2026

In May, the new 2026–2028 Scientific Committee also took office, chaired by Professor Francesca Montagna, lecturer in Innovation Management and Development at the Polytechnic University of Turin.

The Committee brings together prominent figures from academia, research, social innovation, and industry, reaffirming Collegio Einaudi’s interdisciplinary vocation and its commitment to developing increasingly integrated educational pathways focused on social impact.

Among the strategic objectives for the next three years are the consolidation of the “Einaudi Educational Model” and the development of the Polo delle Arti project at Cavallerizza Reale, which could lead to the creation of the Foundation’s sixth Residence Hall.

Comitato Scientifico 2026

With more than 900 students hosted across its five Residence Halls, Collegio Einaudi confirms its role as a Merit College capable of combining academic excellence, interdisciplinary education, and personal growth.

To learn more about the composition of the new governing bodies and the strategic goals for the next three years, the full press release is available below.