Living at the Collegio means sharing daily life with other university students while also expanding your skills through a wide range of educational activities and personalized pathways guided by experts in training and potential development.
Our training programs take place primarily in groups, through practical and interactive experiences that promote:
The practice and strengthening of specific transversal skills identified at the European level, essential for you who want to take charge of your future.
Guidance to support your individual growth journey and the definition of your future goals.
The sharing of values and practices of citizenship and care for the common good.
Belonging to a vibrant and international community where you can build positive relationships, foster mutual well-being, and share your passions.
Einaudi Experience: Training and growth for your future.
The education at Collegio Einaudi is a transformative experience that, along with community life, contributes to personal growth and prepares you to face future challenges.
Community
You will be part of a vibrant and inclusive community where you can collaborate, share experiences, and develop lasting relationships.
Training
An experience that integrates your university journey: experiential and interactive learning, soft skills, and practical tools to build your individual and professional path.
Residency
A welcoming and functional environment, with private and shared spaces, allowing you to live independently while still enjoying the support and connection of the community.
FAQ
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What training courses make up the educational offerings of the Collegio?
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The educational offerings consist of a wide range of activities, the details of which are available on the Training Platform. Students can access it with the credentials received during the allocation of their study place.
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How many hours of training can I attend?
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When designing your personalized learning path, you should plan for:
– At least 70 hours of training if you are enrolled in the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd year of a bachelor’s degree program;
– At least 25 hours of training if you are enrolled in later years.The learning experience at Collegio Einaudi is highly customizable for each student. The Community Manager and the Training Design Expert organize sessions at the beginning of the academic year to present the service offerings and assist in defining your personalized training plan.
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Are there rules to follow for participating in the training?
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Participation in the training programs is governed by the “PFP Disciplinary Regulations,” which can be accessed — once notified as a recipient of a study place — through the Training Platform.
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What is the PFP?
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It is the Personalized Training Plan of the Collegio, which each student defines once they become part of the Collegio community and commits to attending during their time there. It consists of a wide range of multidisciplinary training experiences that complement the university study programs. The total duration is 70 hours per year for students enrolled in bachelor’s degree programs and 25 hours for those enrolled in master’s degree programs.
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Does the training at the Collegio have an additional cost?
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No, it is already included in the tuition fee.
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What is the ultimate goal of the training at the Collegio?
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The goal of the training at the Collegio is to support university students in becoming aware individuals, citizens, and professionals: aware of their resources, the world around them, and their potential to create a positive impact in social, environmental, and economic growth and improvement.
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Can I choose the training hours I want to attend?
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You can choose the composition of your PFP, but every student at the Collegio must plan for at least:
– 70 hours of training per year for those attending the first three years of university;
– 25 hours of training per year for those in subsequent years.The minimum number of training hours is required by ministerial decrees 672 and 673 of 2016.
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What types of activities are included in the catalog?
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The catalog offers a wide range of activities designed to:
– Develop self-awareness and recognition of personal resources;
– Enhance transversal skills;
– Guide study and career choices;
– Strengthen citizenship values through practical experiences in the community;
– Improve proficiency in foreign languages;
– Promote psychological and physical well-being;
– Explore the territory and actively contribute to the community.