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20/10/2026

Ciao, Buenos Aires! 🇦🇷 🇮🇹 ♥️
¡Por primera vez, las Jornadas Italianas de Educación Superior llegan a Buenos Aires!
El 2 de noviembre, Uni-Italia y una delegación de universidades italianas estarán en la ciudad para reunirse con estudiantes, familias y quienes sueñan con estudiar en Italia.
Una ciudad, un día, más de 20 universidades italianas, ¡posibilidades infinitas!
📍 Palacio Sarmiento (Pasaje Pizzurno 935, CABA)
🗓️ 2 de noviembre de 2026
🕑 De 14:00 a 19:00 h
¡Las inscripciones están abiertas y son obligatorias para participar!
Podés inscribirte a través del enlace en bío.
Descubrí todo lo que la educación superior italiana tiene para ofrecerte: conocé de primera mano las universidades italianas, hacé tus preguntas, explorá oportunidades de estudio y becas, y empezá a planificar tu futuro académico en Italia.

Farnesina 🇮🇹

19/10/2026

Ciao, São Paulo! 🇧🇷🇮🇹
We are finally coming to meet you!❤️
For the first time ever, the Italian Days on Higher Education are coming to São Paulo!

On 31 October, Uni-Italia and a delegation of Italian universities will be in the city to meet students, families and anyone dreaming of studying in Italy. 🎓✨
🌍 One city. One day. 15 Italian universities. Endless possibilities.
📅 31 October 2026 from 10am to 2.30pm
📍 Renaissance Hotel, Jardim Paulista.
👉 Registration is open to the link in bio!

Come and discover what Italian higher education has to offer: this is your chance to meet Italian universities face-to-face, ask your questions, explore study opportunities and start planning your academic journey in Italy.
Come meet Italy.

14/10/2026

🌙 "Avere la luna storta”: when you’re simply having a bad day.

Literally, it means “to have the crooked moon”, and no, Italians are not blaming the Moon every time they wake up on the wrong side of the bed. 😅
If someone ha la luna storta, they are grumpy, irritable or simply not in the mood. Maybe nothing dramatic happened… but today is definitely not their day.

💡The expression plays on an ancient idea that the Moon could influence human behaviour and moods, an idea reflected in many cultures and languages.

So if your Italian friend seems unusually grumpy, you can simply say:
👉 “Hai la luna storta oggi?” 🌙

🇮🇹 Sometimes Italian gives a name to a mood that would otherwise be difficult to explain.
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08/10/2026

🚂 Made in Italy can cross borders.
From Tirano, Italy, to St. Moritz, Switzerland, the Bernina line climbs through some of the most spectacular landscapes of the Alps - with viaducts, tunnels and bridges that turn railway engineering into part of the landscape itself. 🏔️

The Rhaetian Railway in the Albula/Bernina Landscapes has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008, recognised as an outstanding example of early 20th-century mountain railway engineering. The heritage site is shared by Switzerland and Italy.

💡 Fun fact: The Bernina line reaches over 2,200 metres above sea level and is one of the steepest adhesion railways in the world - meaning it climbs without the help of a rack railway.
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Made in Italy is also about ingenuity, craftsmanship and the ability to connect people, sometimes across an entire mountain range.

01/10/2026

📷 Tina Modotti (16 August 1896 – 5 January 1942)

Photographer, actress and activist, Tina Modotti was among the first women to use photography as a powerful social language.

Born in Udine, she moved abroad at a young age and eventually found her artistic voice in Mexico, where she documented the country's revolutionary society through images of workers, women, everyday life and political change.

💡 She was a close friend of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and became part of the extraordinary artistic and intellectual circles of 1920s Mexico.

📷 Modotti turned the camera into an instrument for truth, social awareness and a different way of seeing the world.

Her legacy reminds us that photography is never just about what we see; it is also about who gets to be seen, and how.

🇮🇹 Tina Modotti teaches us that changing the way we look can change the way we understand the world.

28/09/2026

🌍 ITALIAN DAYS ON HIGHER EDUCATION 2026

This autumn, Italy is coming to meet international talent.

In October and November, Uni-Italia and Italian universities and higher education institutions will travel across China, India, Indonesia, Morocco and Vietnam for a new edition of the Italian Days on Higher Education .

🎓 Our institutions will meet students, researchers and young talents interested in discovering what Italy has to offer in terms of higher education, research, international opportunities and academic careers.

📍 China, India, Indonesia, Morocco, Vietnam
📅 October & November 2026

IDOHEs are an opportunity to meet institutions directly, discover their programmes and opportunities, ask questions and start building connections with the Italian higher education system.

Whether you are looking for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, a PhD, research opportunities or international academic experiences, come and discover which Italian institution could be the right match for you.

📲 Want to participate?
Get in touch with your local Uni-Italia Centre to find out about the programme, the participating Italian universities and how to join the activities in your country.
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Your next academic opportunity might be waiting for you in Italy. 🇮🇹

24/09/2026

🍃 “Mangiare la foglia: when you finally see what’s really going on.
No, Italians are not talking about having a salad. 🥬

Literally, mangiare la foglia means “to eat the leaf”, but the expression means to understand a hidden intention, realise that someone is trying to deceive you, or simply figure out the trick.

💡The expression is traditionally connected to the idea of an animal noticing the bait hidden beneath a leaf: once you “eat the leaf”, you have understood what was really going on.

So when someone tells you “Hai mangiato la foglia!”, congratulations: you’ve figured it out. 👀✨

🇮🇹 Italian has a way of turning even the smallest things into an expression — and sometimes, a leaf is all you need to uncover the whole story.

20/09/2026

Located in the heart of Southern Italy, Politecnico di Bari ( ) is a leading Italian university specialising in engineering, architecture and design.

Founded in 1990, POLIBA has built a strong academic and research profile around fields ranging from civil, mechanical and aerospace engineering to computer science, automation, architecture and industrial design.

💡 Did you know?
Its main campus, the Ernesto Quagliariello Campus, hosts laboratories and research facilities where students and researchers work on technologies and challenges shaping the future.

🌍 With a strong international outlook, POLIBA collaborates with universities, research institutions and industry partners around the world, creating opportunities for students and researchers to connect beyond Italy.

🚀 And there is more: Politecnico di Bari is one of the three Italian universities supported by UNI-BOOST – Capacity Building for University Internationalisation: a project co-financed by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR), which aims to support small or medium-sized universities in developing international partnerships, attracting international students and strengthening their global positioning.

15/09/2026

What does Made in Italy look like? Sometimes, it looks like a lamp.

Designed in 1962 by Italian brothers Achille and Piergiacomo Castiglioni, the Arco lamp is much more than a lighting fixture. Produced by Flos, it transformed an everyday object into a piece of industrial design - combining functionality, innovation and unmistakable Italian elegance.

💡 The idea behind it was simple, but revolutionary: create a light source that could be suspended over a table without having to attach anything to the ceiling.
The solution? A curved marble base, a long stainless-steel arch and a suspended light. It turned the lamp itself into an architectural element.

And its impact went far beyond Italian homes. Today, the Arco is part of the permanent collections of both the Triennale Milano and MoMA in New York.

✨ That is the power of Made in Italy: transforming everyday needs into ideas that become part of our visual culture and sometimes into icons that last for generations.

🇮🇹 Made in Italy is not only what we make. It is the way we imagine what comes next.

08/09/2026

📚 Literacy is one of the foundations of education, inclusion and participation. It gives people the tools to access knowledge, express themselves, understand information and take an active role in society.
Since 1967, has highlighted the importance of making literacy accessible to everyone: across generations, communities and countries.

🎓 From primary school to higher education institutions, education plays a fundamental role in turning literacy into lifelong learning. Higher Education Institutions are not only places where knowledge is transmitted; they are spaces where people learn to question, analyse, research and create new knowledge.

They also have a crucial responsibility in making knowledge accessible, inclusive and international - connecting students and researchers across languages, cultures and borders. 🌍

💡The word literacy comes from the Latin litteratus, meaning “learned” or “educated”, from littera, “letter”.
Because learning to read the world is the first step towards having the tools to change it.

🇮🇹Study in Italy, where education opens doors to knowledge, opportunity and the world.

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