A strong presence since the founding of the University of Milan in 1924, the Faculty of Science and Technology coordinates the scientific degree programmes involving seven departments: Biosciences, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Earth Sciences and Environmental Sciences and Politics – all holding an important position in national scientific research, with excellent results at European and international levels as well.
Thanks to a strong emphasis on national and international collaboration and an extremely rich and diversified cultural environment, Science and Technology is able to train a high number of graduates and postgraduates with cultural and scientific skills strongly linked to the demands of the job market.
President of the Managing Committee
Prof. Giovanni Pighizzini
Introduction to the Area, Third Mission
The didactic organization: lessons, internships, scholarships and prizes, international mobility
Continue your studies or enter the workplace: employment opportunities and post-graduate training
Location
The Faculty of Science and Technology is located in Milan, on via Celoria 20.
Classrooms
You can view the classroom list on the study area's website.
Department of Biosciences
Via Celoria 26 - 20133 Milano
Department of Chemistry
Via Golgi 19 - 20133 Milano
Department of Physics
Via Celoria 16 - 20133 Milano
Department of Computer Science "Giovanni degli Antoni"
Via Celoria 18 - 20133 Milano
Department of Mathematics "Federigo Enriques"
Via Saldini 50 - 20133 Milano
Department of Earth Sciences "Ardito Desio"
Via Mangiagalli 34 - 20133 Milano
Department of Environmental Science and Policy
via Celoria 2 - 20133 Milano
Science and Technology Courses Administration
Management Committee Chairman's Office
via Saldini 50 – 20133 Milan
e-mail: [email protected]
phone: 02 50316001
Student Desks
Via Celoria 18 - 20133 Milan
Presentazione del Corso di laurea magistrale in Fisica da parte di docenti e studenti. Registrati alla piattaforma dedicata all'orientamento ed iscriviti all'evento per partecipare e porre le tue domande.
La figura di Leonardo da Vinci rappresenta il trait d'union tra le Università degli Studi di Milano e di Firenze nelle celebrazioni per il Centenario. Arte, fisica e botanica s’incontrano grazie agli interventi di Roberta Barsanti, direttrice del Museo leonardiano di Vinci, Fritjof Capra, co-fondatore del Center for Ecoliteracy a Berkeley in California, Maria Teresa Fiorio, storica dell’arte e Stefano Mancuso, direttore dell’International Laboratory of Plant Neurobiology dell’Ateneo di Firenze.
La nutrizione artificiale tra aspetti di nutrizione enterale e parenterale al centro dell’incontro ECM ospitato dall’Università Statale di Milano e rivolto a professionisti sanitari coinvolti nella gestione alimentare di pazienti pediatrici. Tra i temi d’analisi, lo svezzamento e l’alimentazione vegetariana o vegana, le possibili terapie metabolico-nutrizionali nelle lipodistrofie, il ruolo della nutraceutica nei bambini dislipidemici.
