Physical infrastructures

Inclusion is not just about technology; above all, it thrives on human connection. For this reason, as part of the Inclusive Humanities Project, we have installed new benches along the Department’s corridors, which were previously empty of seating or support surfaces. The layout of these new benches responds to the need for creating “decompression zones” […]

We have installed preserved moss walls in our premises, a choice backed by recent scientific studies highlighting the benefits of natural elements in learning environments. International research demonstrates that integrating these elements (biophilic design) into study and work spaces: Reduces levels of stress and perceived anxiety. Boosts concentration capacity and long-term memory. Improves acoustic comfort, […]

The Department has completed the installation of dedicated accessible ramps designed to eliminate the height difference between the classroom floor and the lecture platform. This intervention was carried out to ensure that professors and students with reduced mobility have full access to educational spaces, guaranteeing that everyone can reach the speaker’s podium in total autonomy […]