Program Overview

University Program Information

Overview

The university program provides access to various resources, including libraries, databases, and other materials. The program is divided into several sections, each with its own set of resources and services.

Program Structure

• Polo 1: Agriculture, Economics, Veterinary Medicine
• Polo 2: Law and Political Science
• Polo 3: Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, Natural and environmental sciences
• Polo 4: Medicine and surgery, Pharmacy
• Polo 5: Engineering
• Polo 6: English Studies, Antiquities, Linguistics, German Studies, Slav Studies, Philosophy and History, Italian Studies and Roman Studies, History of the Arts

Resources

• Books
• Magazines
• Databases and other resources
• Thesis
• Photographic archive
• LIDUP
• Books as a gift
• CATALOGUES

Services

• Consultation
• Loan
• Internet access
• Access to Electronic Resources
• Supply of documents
• Interlibrary loan
• Purchase proposals
• Assistance with bibliographic research
• Bibliographic information courses
• Anti-plagiarism software

Professional Development

• Professional training
• Archive of training courses
• Events and activities
• Collaborate with us
  • Part-time collaborations
  • Regional civil service
  • Curricular internships
  • School-Work Alternation

Specific Course

UNI, EN, ISO: the technical regulation databases

Course Details

• Event date: Tuesday, June 9, 2015 - from 10:00 to 12:00
• Location: Training Room - Palazzo Vitelli
• Teacher: Susanna Dal Porto, Silvia Berti
• Description: This brief course is an update on the university's databases for technical standards, focusing on the search for European standards EN on the Standards Expert platform by IHS, purchased by the Engineering Library in January 2015, replacing the UNI database.
• Target audience: teachers, researchers, undergraduates, technicians, librarians.