Academic Senate
The Academic Senate is the body that guides and plans the University’s development, with particular regard to teaching and research, while also overseeing the overall functioning of the institution. Senate members have a comprehensive view of the University: they also engage with their colleagues in the Schools through a body known as the Student Council. They can thus bring students’ concerns to the highest levels of decision-making.
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Board of Directors
The Board of Directors operates in accordance with the policy decisions and resource allocation criteria established by the Academic Senate; it is responsible for setting policies, providing guidance, and overseeing the University’s long-term administrative, financial, and asset planning. It discusses scholarships for students eligible for the DSU, theses completed abroad, Erasmus calls for applications, new infrastructure, external and internal partnerships, competitive selection processes, and many other matters.
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3I School
Represents the students of the Industrial and Information Engineering programs. The School Council is a body composed of the Dean, the Directors of the departments within the School, the Program Coordinators, and an elected student body. Here, issues of broad interest affecting all programs and departments are discussed: guidelines on teaching and research, innovative teaching methods, examination procedures, extracurricular projects, and much more. The School representatives are in constant contact with the CCS, assisting them whenever difficult-to-manage issues arise.
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CCS Representatives For This School
Biomedical Engineering
Design School
Focuses on the unique needs of Design students, managing laboratory access, workshop materials, and creative curriculum structures. The School Council is a body composed of the Dean, the Directors of the departments within the School, the Program Coordinators, and an elected student body. Here, issues of broad interest affecting all programs and departments are discussed. The School representatives are in constant contact with the CCS, assisting them whenever difficult-to-manage issues arise.
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ICAT School
Represents Civil, Environmental, and Territorial Engineering students, dealing with field-specific educational policies and resources. The School Council is a body composed of the Dean, the Directors of the departments within the School, the Program Coordinators, and an elected student body. Here, issues of broad interest affecting all programs and departments are discussed. The School representatives are in constant contact with the CCS, assisting them whenever difficult-to-manage issues arise.
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AUIC School
The Architecture, Urban Planning, and Construction Engineering school representation, bridging the gap between artistic and structural disciplines. The School Council is a body composed of the Dean, the Directors of the departments within the School, the Program Coordinators, and an elected student body. Here, issues of broad interest affecting all programs and departments are discussed. The School representatives are in constant contact with the CCS, assisting them whenever difficult-to-manage issues arise.
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Indirect Organs
Guarantee Committee, Sports, and Evaluation Board. Representatives in these bodies often have specific delegated responsibilities and may not be elected through the general student elections.
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Delegations
Representatives with specific delegated tasks, such as international relations, sustainability, or digitalization. They work on targeted projects and initiatives within their area of responsibility.
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Territorial Campuses
Representatives from the various territorial campuses of the PoliMi. They ensure that the unique needs and perspectives of students from these campuses are represented in university-wide discussions.
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