News from UAQ
Updates from the University of L'Aquila (UAQ), Italy
Following the measures decreed by the Italian Prime Minister, all in-class teaching activities at the University of L'Aquila, including exams and meetings with teachers, are suspended from March 5 to April 3, 2020.
Starting from March 16 all courses will be resumed online on the Microsoft Teams platform, which all our students can access for free using their @student.univaq.it account.
Please be advised that access to all our buildings will be strictly prohibited for the students, while it will be allowed to faculties, visiting professors and administrative staff.
Finally, please don't forget to follow the WHO recommendations and safety rules:
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public
Do not hesitate to contact the toll-free number 1500 in case of possible symptoms of infection.
The schedule of lectures for Semester 1 2019 can be found in the files below, both for Year 1 and Year 2.
The Google Calendar on our home page will be updated in the next days, too.
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Schedule of lectures - Year1 - Semester1 - 2019/2020 Date 2019-09-19 - File size 536.63 KB |
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Schedule of lectures - Year2 - Semester1 - 2019/2020 Date 2019-09-19 - File size 1.29 MB |
The schedule of lectures for Semester 1 2018 can be found in the files below, both for Year 1 and Year 2.
The Google Calendar on our home page will be updated in the next days, too.
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Schedule of lectures - Sem1, 2018 - Year1 Date 2018-09-19 - File size 75.02 KB |
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Schedule of lectures - Sem1, 2018 - Year2 - Life Science and Optimisation paths Date 2018-09-19 - File size 109.82 KB |
Schedule of lectures, Semester 1, 2017/2018 academic year
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Schedule of lectures - Year1 - Sem1 - 2017/2018 Date 2017-09-21 - File size 50.99 KB |
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Schedule of lectures - Year2 - Sem1 - 2017/2018 Date 2017-09-21 - File size 64.46 KB |
Some pictures from the excursion we made today (Sept 22, 2017) on mount Gran Sasso (btw, Gran = big, Sasso = rock) with our first and second-year students from MathMods and InterMaths (there were around 80 of us!).
We took an "EASY" path from Campo Imperatore up to Rifugio Duca Degli Abruzzi - surprisingly enough, there was already some snow up there (btw, it's at about 2,000 m asl). After that, we had an arrosticini barbecue at Fonte Vetica. Later in the afternoon we stopped by in the medieval village of Santo Stefano di Sessanio, where we made our way through its narrow cobbled streets.
We hope everybody enjoyed the trip as much as we did! See you on the next trip.
