Since there are still a few available spots, the scientific committee of our Summer School The City and the Water has just decided to reopen the applications:
Start date remains the same:
Read the "The City and the Water" page to learn more about the program and the admission requirements.
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In case of any available vacant spot after the selection, the scientific committee of the Summer School on Agriculture, Forest and Environmental Geodata Statistical Analysis, Modelling and Machine Learning [SAFEST]
has decided to open a second application session.
This second application session is open from 1 to 15 April 2025 (at 11:59 pm CEST).
Start date remains the same:
Read the "Summer School on Agriculture, Forest and Environmental Geodata Statistical Analysis, Modelling and Machine Learning [SAFEST]" page to learn more about the program and the admission requirements.
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The scientific committee of our brand new Summer School Advanced Data Analytics in Physiology has just decided to open again the registrations for a short time window:
Start date remains the same:
Read the "Advanced Data Analytics in Physiology" page to learn more about the program and the admission requirements.
To receive more information, please write to support.summerschool@unipi.it
Due to logistic and organizational reasons the start date of our Summer School Leveraging Ecological Economics to advance the Sustainability Transition has been postponed of a few days:
Application deadline remains the same:
Read the "Leveraging Ecological Economics to advance the Sustainability Transition" page to learn more about the program and the admission requirements.
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Since there are still a few available spots, the scientific committee of our Summer School The City and the Water has just decided to postpone the application deadline:
Start date remains the same:
Read the "The City and the Water" page to learn more about the program and the admission requirements.
To receive more information, please write to support.summerschool@unipi.it
The second edition of our Winter School Advanced techniques for the analysis of novel materials strategic for sustainable transitions: 2. Biopolymers has just concluded successfully.
Organized by the Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry (DCCI) together with the Center for Instrument Sharing of the University of Pisa (CISUP), the Winter School offered a one-week full-time multidisciplinary program, dedicated to training students with a technical-scientific background on the advances in the analysis of materials of environmental chemical interest. This second edition was focused on the study of biopolymers and their applications in advanced and sustainable materials.
Students had access to cutting-edge instrumentation present at DCCI, most of which is part of the CISUP, like:
In addition to an introductory lesson on the innovative applications of biopolymers in the field of bioengineering and an introduction to the materials studied during the school, students were provided with detailed information on advanced techniques, and in particular on the aforementioned instruments. The lessons included both a theoretical introduction (with a focus on applications) in the classroom, and a practical one in the laboratory, accompanied by explanations on how to critically analyze the data. In addition to the teachers who gave the school lessons (program), the DCCI researchers (Luca Bernazzani, Jacopo La Nasa, Francesca Nardelli, Chiara Pelosi) actively participated in the organization of the school and in the delivery of the teaching, assisted by the technical staff (Maria Rita Carosi), as well as by numerous PhD and Master's students (Elisa Dalla Latta, Michele Pierigé, Andrea Scarperi, Arianna Ghelardi, Greta Biale, Cecilia Campi).
10 students of different nationalities (6) and origins (3 Italian universities and 4 foreign ones) participated in the Winter School. All students are doing their doctorate on topics related to the one of the Winter School, but not of a strictly chemical nature. The students particularly appreciated the fact that most of the teaching hours included practical demonstrations carried out in the laboratory, accompanied by individual data processing. The instrumentation used was of great interest thanks to its variety and very high technical level.
The brand new Summer School SEARCH - School of Etruscology: Archaeology and Research in Cultural Heritage has just been added to our 2025 offer.
Applications are already open:
Read the "SEARCH - School of Etruscology: Archaeology and Research in Cultural Heritage" page to learn more about the program and the admission requirements.
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The "SEARCH - School of Etruscology: Archaeology and Research in Cultural Heritage” offers an intensive academic programme of 10 working days involving lectures, visits, small group tutorials and archaeological excavation activities, related to the history of the Etruscan city of Volterra situated in the north part of Tuscany.
The programme will be held on campus at SIAF Volterra International School of Higher Education and it will be conducted, both in the classroom and in the field, by scholars and experts in archaeological disciplines. During the weekend, participants will have free access to additional nearby archaeological sites.
The lessons will be designed for students with a background in classical studies who wish to gain a deeper understanding of Etruscan and pre- Roman civilisations. The School of Etruscology is intended as a programme divided into different activities, including classes (lectures of archaeology, palaeopathology, photogrammetry), workshops dedicated to the preliminary cleaning and classification of archaeological finds, thematic visits to museums and archaeological sites and fieldactivities related to stratigraphical excavation. Specifically, excavation activities will be held in the Etruscan necropolis of Colombaie. The excavation carried out since 2016 by the Etruscology Team of the University of Pisa revealed the presence of Late Orientalizing/Early Archaic mounds.
Confirmed speaker and exerciser (in alphabetical order):
At the end of the programme there will be a final written examination to obtain the ECTS.
Thanks to a partnership with the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Volterra, the Winter School will be held on campus, in Volterra (Pisa), at SIAF, Strada Provinciale del Monte Volterrano, Località Il Cipresso.
SIAF will host the participants in its facilities not only for lessons, but also offering them food and accommodation.
AimThe purpose of the School of Etruscology is to enhance the knowledge of the archaeological heritage of the ancient Etruscan city of Volterra.
The academic programme aims to provide students with the appropriate tools to study the ways and times of the development of an ancient Etruscan city through activities such as the analysis of the material culture and the discovery of the archaeological heritage. In particular, thanks to the collaboration of the Guarnacci Museum, participants will be guided in in-depth thematic studies of specific Etruscan artefacts. Moreover, the field experience in the Colombaie necropolis will be an opportunity for the learning of the first basics of the archaeological excavation.
Who can applyThe Summer School is aimed at BA, MA and PhD students in Archaeology, Classics, History, Cultural Heritage Management and disciplines related to Humanities.
LanguageEnglish
Program IntensityFull-time
Application Admission RequirementsThe School of Etruscology welcomes University BA, MA and PhD students or young researchers in Archaeology, Classics, History, Cultural Heritage Management and disciplines related to Humanities.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
All the documents must be in pdf format, in order to upload them on the portal when required.
Application has to be submitted via Alice portal following the instructions of the "How to apply" page.
IMPORTANT INFO AND DEADLINES:
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Fees750 euro
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REFUND POLICY:
Three scholarships, amounting to 250 euro each, are available for those who apply by 5 April 2025.
They will be assigned on the basis of the adherence of their academic CV to the program of the Winter School and on the basis of the country income group and country distance from Italy.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: 5 April 2025 is the early bird application deadline for those interested in applying for the available scholarships.
Period9 - 20 June 2025
Application Deadline5 May 2025
ContactsScientific Coordinator
Prof. Lisa Rosselli lisa.rosselli@unipi.it
Summer/Winter School Office support.summerschool@unipi.it
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The scientific committee of the Winter School WISE_Volterra - WInter School of Etruscology. Workshop and Studies on the Archaeological Heritage has decided to cancel this year edition.
Should it be held in 2026, new dates and new application deadline will be published in October 2025.
Click on the Winter School title to access the related webpage in order to check all the updates.
To receive more information, please write to support.summerschool@unipi.it
The brand new Winter School New Frontiers in Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence for Evidence-Based Medicine and Research in the Diagnosis and Rehabilitation of Childhood Disabilities has just been added to our 2025 offer.
Applications are already open:
Read the "New Frontiers in Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence for Evidence-Based Medicine and Research in the Diagnosis and Rehabilitation of Childhood Disabilities" page to learn more about the program and the admission requirements.
To receive more information, please write to support.summerschool@unipi.it
This Summer School is organized by the University of Pisa as a part of the project funded by the European Commission “AInCP” and by the PNC “Fit4MedRob”. It also has received support from the European Academy of Childhood Disability (EACD) and the IRCCS Fondazione Stella Maris.
This 5-days training course will offer a practical and immersive experience guiding participants through the entire process from the creation to the development of multidisciplinary research projects. The use of new technological and digital approaches and Articial Intelligence methods for the diagnosis and the rehabilitation of childhood disabilities will be envisaged.
The different perspectives coming from clinical, technological, ethical, socio-economical and lived experience will be deeply presented and analyzed in order to achieve a comprehensive knowledge of the various multidisciplinary aspects, specific needs and interconnections for designing and developing successful and exploitable innovative research.
The course faculty will be constituted of international experts in the different multidisciplinary fields covered.
The 5-day course will be organized in:
The main daily topics will be:
The Summer School will be held on campus in Pisa, at Centro congressi Le Benedettine, Piazza San Paolo a Ripa D'Arno, 16.
AimThe aims of the Summer School are to:
At the end of the course the participants will:
Graduate and PhD students, as well as post-doc researchers and professionals, also including parents and persons with lived experience, seeking to enhance their expertise in the creation, development and validation of new technological, digital approaches and AI methods in childhood disabilities.
LanguageEnglish
Program IntensityFull-time
Application Admission RequirementsTo be either a graduate or PhD students, as well as post-doc researchers and professionals, also including parents and persons with lived experience, seeking to enhance their expertise in the creation, development and validation of new technological, digital approaches and AI methods in childhood disabilities.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
All the documents must be in pdf format, in order to upload them on the portal when required.
Application has to be submitted via Alice portal following the instructions of the "How to apply" page.
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Fees500 euro
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Paid fees are non refundable
Period27 - 31 October 2025
Application Deadline30 April 2025
ContactsCoordinator
Prof. Giuseppina Sgandurra giuseppina.sgandurra@unipi.it
Summer/Winter School Office support.summerschool@unipi.it
The scientific committee of the Winter School Neural Networks for Archaeologists, with Python has decided to cancel this year edition.
Should it be held in 2026, new dates and new application deadline will be published in October 2025.
Click on the Winter School title to access the related webpage in order to check all the updates.
To receive more information, please write to support.summerschool@unipi.it