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University 08 July 2021
Masbedo: Time Without End
MASBEDO, TIME WITHOUT END is an exhibition project curated by the second year students of the Master's Degree Course in Art, valorisation and market, Faculty of Arts and Tourism, IULM University. From July 7th 2021 you can visit it in via Carlo Bo 7.
International 07 July 2021
IULM Flow Talk 18: The added value of sport in the University environment
Sport as an added value in the university: this is the theme of the IULM Flow meeting on July 29
International 29 June 2021
IULM Flow Talk 16: Migration routes and dynamics: the UNHCR perspective
What is UNHCR? What are its objectives, when was it born, where does it operate and why does it exist? On July 26th don't miss the new appointment with the IULM Flow talks.
International 15 June 2021
Latin America Business Summer School
A summer course, organised in cooperation with the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Chile
University 14 June 2021
Celebration of the Open Day!
IULM University is getting ready for a day of celebration! On 7 July we will open the doors of the Campus to future students on the occasion of the Open Day dedicated to our Bachelor's Degree Courses. The event will be held in presence, in full compliance with anticovid regulations
University 11 June 2021
Opening of Libraccio bookshop at IULM and dedication ceremony of Silvio F. Baridon Garden
17 June will be a day full of events at the University. Inauguration of the new bookshop Libraccio and ceremony for the dedication of the Silvio F. Baridon Garden
News 09 June 2021
Junior Summer School
Take part in the second online edition of the Junior Summer School at IULM University! A free course aimed at Italian and international high school students.
Students 08 June 2021
In-person graduation for the July 2021 session
The graduation session scheduled for July 2021 will be held in-person. Find out more!
Culture 03 June 2021
Have We (N)ever Been European?
On June 14th EUMEPLAT’s first Open Conference: Have We (N)ever Been European? Reflections on European culture and media