Université Savoie Mont-Blanc

Partner universities: University of Turino; University of Eastern Piedmont; University of Savoie Mont Blanc

This bachelor's degree in language, literature and civilization allows students to gain a mastery of a language as well as a well-developed knowledge of Italian literature and civilisation. The program emphasizes rigor in language skills with a focus on translation. Students can opt for pursuing a double diploma with partner universities in Turino and Vercelli.

The University budget provides financial support to host foreign researchers or teachers in order to incentivate cooperation in research activities and organize seminars on specific subjects of interest for students, teachers/researchers and citizenship

The program provides the possibility for students to have an internship experience abroad. According to personal plan of studies, this experience can be recognized with ECTS credits

Concerned universities: University of Aosta Valley; University of Savoie Mont Blanc

As part of the Interreg V - A Italy - France (ALCOTRA) program, in 2016 started a project called "Formation, Education and Management des Synergies Territoriales"
The main objectives of the project are the following:
creation of a cross-border center on tourism and the mountain economy (CT-TEM) with university education, continuous training and academic and applied research as its mission;
strengthening of the training course of the master's degree in Economics and local and business policies, created in the academic year 2016/2017 between the two universities, which provides for the release of a double diploma; this path, which has the cross-border and bi-national nature of the training as its prerogative and the territorial and international dimension as a substantial feature, aims to implement new activities aimed at increasing student mobility and the link between University, enterprise and cross-border territory;
development of actions and programs aimed at facilitating on the one hand the search for an internship (and, therefore, a job) by placing local businesses actors and students in close relation and, on the other, the involvement of local businesses players via continuous training programs as well as seminars and congress activities of their interest.
During the project, meetings will also be organized (workshops, summer schools, lunch seminars, conferences, training courses for operators in the tourism sector) that will address issues such as "tourism", "mountain economy" and other issues of character cross-border.
As part of the Interreg V - A Italy - France (ALCOTRA) program, in 2016 started a project called "Formation, Education and Management des Synergies Territoriales"
The main objectives of the project are the following:
creation of a cross-border center on tourism and the mountain economy (CT-TEM) with university education, continuous training and academic and applied research as its mission;
strengthening of the training course of the master's degree in Economics and local and business policies, created in the academic year 2016/2017 between the two universities, which provides for the release of a double diploma; this path, which has the cross-border and bi-national nature of the training as its prerogative and the territorial and international dimension as a substantial feature, aims to implement new activities aimed at increasing student mobility and the link between University, enterprise and cross-border territory;
development of actions and programs aimed at facilitating on the one hand the search for an internship (and, therefore, a job) by placing local businesses actors and students in close relation and, on the other, the involvement of local businesses players via continuous training programs as well as seminars and congress activities of their interest.
During the project, meetings will also be organized (workshops, summer schools, lunch seminars, conferences, training courses for operators in the tourism sector) that will address issues such as "tourism", "mountain economy" and other issues of character cross-border.