Download - July | August 2018 SUMMER SCHOOL
About 250 Tongji students and teachers12 Schools & Departments TJU involved
Sino-Italian Campus | Architecture and Urban PlanningAerospace Engineering and Applied Mechanics
Automotive Studies | Design and InnovationEconomics and Management
Environmental Science and EngineeringHumanities | Physics Science and Engineering
Political Science & International RelationsInnovation and Entrepreneurship | Software Engineering
international cooperation agreement betweenTongji University (Shanghai) and Università di Firenze | Overseas Campus TJU in Florence
coordinated byUndergraduate School TJU | Sino-Italian Campus TJU and DIDA UniFi
with the participation of SAGAS and DISEI UniFi
Tongji UniversityUniversità di Firenze
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organization [email protected]@tongji.edu.cn
July | August 2018
July 16th
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
Italian Renaissance cultureThe Opera del Duomo of FlorenceR. Niccoli Vallesi
July 19th
10.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
Giovanni Michelucci architect and Michelucci Foundation (Fiesole)A. Masetti
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
Donatello, Verrocchio, MichelangeloMasterpieces of italian Renaissance Sculpture: Bargello MuseumC. Giometti
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
Art, society and politicsFrom the Republic of Florence to the Grand Duchy of Tuscany: Palazzo VecchioQ. Wang
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. TERESA
Design Innovation and enterprisesyoung Italian firms design orientedA. Rinaldi
13.30 | 16.30 DIDA, S. TERESA
Italian Renaissance cultureIntroduction to Renaissance IconographyR. Niccoli Vallesi
13.30 | 16.30 DIDA, S. TERESA
Sky is(n’t) the limitMerging technique and philosophyV. Zingaro
July 20th
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. NICCOLÒ
Environmental governance in Italy P. Gallo | R. Romano
July 23rd
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
Italian Renaissance cultureFlorence Craft and Trade Guilds in OrsanmicheleR. Niccoli Vallesi
13.30 | 16.30 DIDA, S. TERESA
Art and technologyinnovations in the RenaissanceR. Niccoli Vallesi
July 24th
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. NICCOLÒ
Design Research and Innovation, and the Ferragamo MuseumA. Rinaldi
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. TERESA
Ideological roots and culture of Italy and EuropeS. Cammelli
9.30 | 10.00 DISEI, POLO DI NOVOLI
The Social Sciences Library Polo di NovoliL. Segreto
10.00 | 12.00 DISEI, POLO DI NOVOLI
The role of Italy in European integration ProcessL. Segreto
13.00 | 15.00 DISEI, POLO DI NOVOLI
China’s relations with Italy and Europe in the perspective of globalizationL. Segreto
15.00 | 18.00 STUDY VISIT
Italian Renaissance cultureUffizi GalleryQ. Wang
July 25th
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
The history of the city of FlorenceD. Smalzi
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. TERESA
Historical drivers of cultural exchanges between Europe, Italy and ChinaS. Cammelli
9.30 | 12.30 STUDY VISIT
Italian Art Restoration Culturethe Opificio delle Pietre DureR. Niccoli Vallesi
July 27th
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. TERESA
Florentine School of ArchitectureTheoretical research and worksR. Renzi
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
History, politics and artthe Basilica of Santa CroceQ. Wang
13.30 | 16.30 DIDA, S. TERESA
Italian Renaissance cultureThe Medici Family in FlorenceR. Niccoli Vallesi
July 28th
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
Italian Renaissance cultureUffizi GalleryQ. Wang
July 30th
9.00 | 12.00 DISEI, POLO DI NOVOLI
Italian economyA. Caloffi
July 31st
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. TERESA
The legacy of the Italian Renaissance in the European Art of the 19th CenturyM. Amedei
August 27th
9.00 | 12.00 DIDA, S. TERESA
The legacy of the Italian Renaissance Art in the Florentine Painting and Architecture of the late 19th Century M. Amedei
14.00 | 17.00 DIDA, S. CLEMENTE
Urban and architectural renewal in the historical environmentD. Smalzi
August 28th
9.00 | 12.00 STUDY VISIT
The city of Florence and its Renaissance architectureD. Smalzi
14.00 | 17.00 STUDY VISIT
Italian Renaissance cultureUffizi GalleryQ. Wang
