Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca

Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca (UNIMIB) is a young public, academic institution, strongly committed towards higher education, research and innovation. It includes fourteen Departments, in the fields of ICT, Educational Sciences, Economics, Business Administration and Management, Law, Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences, Medicine, Psychology and Sociology. With about 1100 teachers and researchers, UNIMIB has a wide training offer, with 32 Bachelor’s Degree courses, 36 Master’s Degree courses and 5 Long-cycle Master’s Degree courses. Out of the 37000 enrolled students, about 2500 are international, favoured also by intense mobility programmes. UNIMIB is deeply involved in scientific research and currently manages 140 European granted projects (within the H2020 and HEU programmes and Erasmus+, COST Actions, Justice, EIT-KIC Raw Materials among others); for 45 of those, UNIMIB acts also as coordinator and it actively participates in several ESFRI Research Infrastructures.

Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca participates extensively in EU funding programmes as: FP7, H2020, HEurope, LIFE+, JUSTICE PROGRAMME, ERASMUS+, COST, CREATIVE EUROPE, EuropeAid. Furthermore, it is member of the EIT Raw Material, support European Raw Materials Alliance (ERMA) and it is part of the European Universities Association (EUA).
Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca participates in the plarform "ETPN- EUROPEAN TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM FOR
NANOMEDICINE" which aims to define the panorama of the nanomedicine in Europe in order to identify new
medical, pharmacological e diagnostic solutions. It participates also in EERA - EUROPEAN ENERGY RESEARCH ALLIANCE that coordinates the research in the field of energy at the European level and in the association named INFORMATICS EUROPE. UNIMIB is member of EOSC - European Open Science Cloud, an environment for hosting and processing research data to support EU science.

Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca is interested in the following EU initiatives and policies: the European Commission's priorities "Jobs, Growth and Investment", "Energy Union and Climate", " Justice and Fundamental human Right for EU citizens and worldwide", "Green Deal", "A Europe fit for the digital age", "Promoting our European way of life", "gender equality" and "coordinated prevention of and protection against gender-based discrimination or violence against women, including domestic violence – against women and other victims such as children".

Academics are encouraged to act as Expert Evaluators for EU funding programmes, and to respond to the open public consultations from the Commission.

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