P2 UNIROMA1 - UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA LA SAPIENZA

With over 700 years of history, more than 115,000 total students, 3,300 professors, 2,200 officials, technicians and librarians in addition to 1,600 employees in its university hospitals, Sapienza is the largest University in Europe. Its mission is to contribute to the development of the knowledge society through research, excellence, quality education, and international cooperation. The most influential university rankings worldwide place Sapienza among the first Italian Universities for its research, educational quality, and international dimension. In the rankings for individual subjects, our University is a reference point for many disciplines. Sapienza currently offers over 280-degree programmes (Bachelor's and Master's) - among which over 35 are taught in English- 200 vocational master courses and almost 80 PhDs. 

Sapienza University has extensive experience in C-VET for SMEs Projects, as it organises and scientifically supervises e-learning and blended learning training systems for associations such as CNA and Confagricoltura, among others. Finally, Sapienza and Coris  Dep has implemented a lot of projects relative to e-learning and Knowledge management for adult learners as Erasmus Plus CommonS (Common Spaces for collaborative learning project, 2014-2017), Up2U (H2020-ICT-2016-1, 2017-2020), Supporting Success for All - Universal Design Principles in Digital learning for Students with Disabilities (2020-1-PL01-KA226-SCH-095777), and the project Sustour Joint e-Course on the Sustainable Management of Tourism, 2022-KA220-HED-23854097

 The CoRiS Department (Department of Communication and Social Research) is one of the largest departments at Sapienza University of Rome in terms of the number of researchers and students. It has extensive experience in the field of urban sociology, with a particular focus on the analysis of urban spaces and the dynamics of social meaning-making within city contexts. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the Department stands out for its ability to interpret contemporary urban phenomena, highlighting the role of social and communicative practices in the development and regeneration of cities.