The University of Milan is involved in over 50 international cooperation projects ranging from healthcare to sustainable development.
Social responsibility
The University of Milan plays a decisive role in sparking societal progress and innovation. In fact, each of its operations in some way helps ensure that the quality of life in the community keeps improving.
From training of future professionals to academic research, the University has built a series of interconnected relationships, a network that strengthens ties amongst the community and academia, with bountiful results for the local, national, and international economy.
The University acts as an economic player in its own rights, a partner to organisations and businesses, positions its job-seeking students and graduates strategically in front of employers and functions as a hub for cultural programming, volunteer projects, and cooperation. By conceiving and developing its operations in an ethical, sustainable manner whilst striving for the good of the community and the environment, the University of Milan has become a role model for other major economic players, both public and private.
Alumni Project
The Alumni project was set up to strengthen the sense of belonging to the Statale Community on the part of those who have completed an education at the University.
The ‘Alumni’ group includes graduates of the University and all those who have completed a postgraduate course: doctoral programmes (PhD), postgraduate schools, vocational Masters or advanced courses.
Call submissions
Consistently with the objectives outlined in the Strategic Plan of the University 2025-2030, the University is launching a call addressed to the Departments to promote initiatives that encourage the active involvement of Alumni and Alumnae and strengthen the Alumni Network.
Project ideas may be submitted by professors and researchers of the University no later than 31 July 2025, by sending the documents specified in the call, to [email protected]
Fundable activities
Fundable activities include networking events (virtual and in-person) such as debates, round table discussions, speeches; cultural events in which Alumni will take part as speakers on topics of main interest, organisation of award ceremonies.
Contribution
Proposers may apply for up to 10,000 euros in funding out of the total budget of 80,000 euros.
Project selection
The Commission, appointed by the Rector, will assess the projects according to the criteria set out in the call for proposals.
