(Finance) – Saturday 3 December from 10:30, at the Luiss Campus in Viale Romaniathe rector Andrea Principe and the general manager Giovanni Lo Storto will welcome undergraduate students both internal and external to the University, for a day dedicated to getting to know the new training opportunities and the professions of the future up close, with Luiss teachers, experts and Alumni. Saturday will also be an opportunity to try the simulation of the admission test for the master’s degree courses of the next academic year, scheduled for April 2023.
“The mission of Luiss Guido Carli – underlines the university in a note – is to train global, curious students, interested in the sectors of economics, management, political studies and international relations, but also in emerging ones: from cybersecurity to big data Students capable of adapting to and favoring structural changes in the world of work, thanks to a different approach, based on Inquiry-Based Learning (EBL) educational modelWith this aim, during the first Orientation Day, students, together with the University’s teachers and researchers, will be able to experience this innovative learning method, aimed at stimulating the student’s critical thinking through a rigorous scientific and analytical approach. Particularly useful for facing today’s and tomorrow’s challenges, EBL develops in the student those critical skills, indispensable in identifying solutions to real problems, increasingly sought after by companies, institutions and the professional world.
Adaptability, teamwork skills, critical and creative thinking, leadership skills, entrepreneurial spirit, ability to analyze and interpret data and communication skills are just some of the soft skills strengthened by the innovative Luiss approach. In addition to ensuring high-profile academic training, the University supports students through the assignment of scholarships and economic benefits based on income and/or merit.
The EBL and its impact on Job Satisfactionthe level of satisfaction in the workplace, will be at the center of a round table with professors and Alumni which will take place starting at 11, in the presence of the rector and the general manager and which can be followed both face-to-face and remotely.
The full immersion in the Luiss world will end with the simulation of the admission test and the assistance provided by the various information desks of the University.