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Centre for Academic Promotion and Orientation to Study in Italy

16/06/2026

Some forms of excellence are not trends.
They become part of history. 🤍
For centuries, Carrara marble has represented one of Italy’s most enduring symbols of excellence.
Extracted from the white quarries of the Apuan , this stone has shaped some of the world’s most iconic masterpieces: from Roman architecture to Renaissance sculpture, including works by Michelangelo.

Its purity, brightness, and remarkable quality made Carrara marble a material of choice for artists, architects, and designers across generations.
But Carrara is more than a material.
It is a where nature, craftsmanship, and vision meet.
✨ “Made in Italy” is not only about style. It is about heritage, precision, and the ability to create beauty that lasts.

03/06/2026

Luigi Pirandello (28 June 1867 – 10 December 1936)
Sicilian writer, playwright, and Nobel Prize in Literature laureate (1934), Pirandello is considered one of the most influential voices of modern European literature and theatre.

Best known for works such as Six Characters in Search of an Author, Henry IV, and the novel One, No One and One Hundred Thousand, Pirandello explored themes that remain deeply relevant today: identity, illusion, truth, and the many roles we play in society.

His works challenged traditional storytelling and revolutionised modern theatre, questioning the boundaries between fiction and reality long before these became central themes in contemporary culture.

🎭 Pirandello reminds us that identity is never singular or fixed, and that language has the power to both reveal and transform our understanding of the world.

Studying in Italy also means learning not only to acquire knowledge, but to question, interpret, and look beyond appearances.

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26/05/2026

"🍩 Non tutte le ciambelle riescono col buco” literally: “Not all doughnuts come out with a hole.” It’s the Italian way of saying that not everything goes as planned; not every exam, project, or idea turns out perfectly. 😅

Fun fact: the ciambella has deep Italian roots, dating back to ancient rural and religious traditions, and even to Roman times!
You’ll find it in many regional versions, some with a hole, others (like in Romagna or Ferrara) deliciously whole.
So even if your ciambella (or your plan) doesn’t come out exactly as expected, it’s still worth enjoying. Life, like baking, isn’t always perfect… but it’s always sweet.

20/05/2026

Located in Milan, is one of Italy’s leading universities in the fields of languages, communication, media, and tourism.

Founded in 1968, IULM is known for its strong connection between academic learning and the professional world, offering an interdisciplinary approach in a modern and international environment.

Its campus reflects this identity: contemporary spaces, multimedia facilities, and an innovative setting designed to support both academic and personal growth.

In the latest Censis Ranking 2024/2025, IULM ranked 2nd among medium-sized non-state universities in Italy, with particularly strong results in facilities and internationalisation. Internationally, IULM also entered the worldwide for & Leisure Management in the by Subject 2026.

Studying at IULM also means living in Milan, one of Europe’s most dynamic cities for creativity, business, culture, and innovation.

12/05/2026

What does “Made in Italy” sound like? 🎶 It sounds like a Stradivarius.

A violin built by Antonio Stradivari more than 300 years ago remains one of the most sought-after instruments in the world.
Not vintage. Not retro. Just unmatched.

From Cremona to today’s concert halls and classrooms in Italian , this is what happens when craftsmanship becomes legend.

🎻 Same instruments. New generations.

🇮🇹Excellence you don’t just see: you learn, practice, and perform.

09/05/2026

No single language. No single story.
And yet, something that connects millions of people every day.

Europe was not built overnight, but it started with the bold idea called the Schuman Declaration, imagining a future where cooperation would replace conflict.

🎓 In Higher Education Institutions, Europe becomes real, through partnerships, degrees built across countries, and knowledge shaped collectively.

Happy Europe Day to those who build knowledge together, advance research across nations, and work every day to strengthen cooperation and understanding.💙

05/05/2026

Laura Bassi (1711–1778) ✨
An Italian physicist and academic, she was the first woman in the world to hold a university chair in physics.
⚗️ Born in Bologna on October 29, 1711, Laura Bassi opened a path that simply did not exist before: women in science, or as we say it nowadays
💡 Fun fact: her research was directly supported by Pope Benedict XIV, an extraordinary recognition for the time.

In a world that tried to limit her, she chose to go .
Because every discovery is not just knowledge - it is also an act of courage toward the unknown.

04/05/2026

Study in Italy: a webinar not to be missed!
We invite you to participate in the first Study in Italy webinar, organized by Uni-Italia in collaboration with the Embassy of Italy in Pretoria.
📅 11 May 2026
🕙 10:00 AM (South Africa time)
Are you interested in starting or continuing your studies in Italy and discovering the opportunities offered by the Italian higher education system? During this orientation webinar, you will find:
📍An introduction to the Italian higher education system and general admission requirements
📍Thematic presentations by the 17 participating Italian universities, focusing mainly on:
📐✏️Engineering, Architecture and Design
🧬🧫Science, Technology and Health-related disciplines
📚⚖️Humanities, Social Sciences & Law
📈📊Business, Economics & Management
📍A final Q&A session to answer all your questions
Registration is necessary via the link in bio!
Complete agenda for the date and participants also in the link in bio

28/04/2026

🌄 Val Camonica is one of the largest collections of prehistoric rock carvings in the world. First site in Italy to be recognised as UNESCO World Heritage(1979), the valley preserves more than 140,000 petroglyphs, some dating back over 8,000 years.

These engravings offer a remarkable glimpse into the lives and beliefs of early human communities. Many depict hunting scenes, ritual symbols, daily activities, and mysterious figures, revealing a surprisingly vivid imagination and a rich symbolic world.
The carvings were created by hammering stone tools against the sandstone surfaces, a technique that allowed them to endure thousands of years of natural erosion.

✨ The rock carvings of Val Camonica remind us that creativity, storytelling, and the urge to leave a mark have been part of human life since prehistoric times.

22/04/2026

Giuseppe Garibaldi (4 July 1807 – 2 June 1882)
Italian patriot and general of the , and one of the central figures in the unification of Italy.
A tireless fighter for , Garibaldi led volunteer troops across Europe and South America, earning the title "Hero of the Two Worlds". Garibaldi later became famous for the "Expedition of the Thousand", the campaign that helped bring southern Italy into the process of national unification.
reminds us that collective courage and shared ideals can change the course of history.
📚️ 💪💚 Even in university life: cooperate, unite, and build something greater together.

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