Partnerships with schools

Catalogue of activities proposed to schools

Online lessons, face-to-face, laboratory experiences… these will allow you to experience the university atmosphere and get to know our teachers. Choose the area that interests you most and book the activity that interests you most, via your teacher.

POT: Guidance and Tutoring Programmes

The POT project (Orientation and tutoring plans) is a national project funded by the MUR that has involved the law degree course of the University of Eastern Piedmont since 2018 and some secondary schools (high schools and technical institutes) in the area (Alessandria , Asti, Acqui Terme, Novara) (see List of schools, SSD and teachers) with which an agreement has been stipulated in order to implement joint action based on career guidance for students and the advanced training/education for the teaching staff of the aforementioned institutes.

The project involves a plurality of actors: university students acting as tutors; university teaching staff as trainers; high school teaching staff as learners and executors of the project; university administrative staff (PTA) as administrative and accounting managers of the project (see list of teachers and staff involved)

Goals of POT

• law lessons at public high school institutes on the most topical issues using pre-prepared frames
• Information on scientific initiatives that may be of interest organized by the degree programme / UPO (webinars, seminars, conferences, lectures, guest speakers, etc.) by sending informative emails
• Organise meetings with students at the UPO, involving them in educational activities
• Provision of Higher Education by offering each teacher the opportunity to follow lessons provided by the various degree courses in DIGSPES, also online

The purpose of the POT is to create a stable relationship of trust with teachers and students, providing training in the field of civil and political rights in order to develop growth processes in terms of responsible citizenship.

For more information: Prof. Roberto Mazzola - roberto.mazzola@uniupo.it