The Sant’Anna School and the UWC Adriatic, represented respectively by Dean Sabina Nuti and the College President Ambassador Cristina Ravaglia, have signed a collaboration agreement aimed at consolidating the ties between higher education, innovative research and economic and social development in Italy. This distinguished partnership is especially aimed at young generations of students who will benefit from targeted university counselling opportunities.
Alongside the leadership of the two institutions, other participants in the meeting were: Alberto Di Minin, UWC Adriatic alum and currently professor of Economics and Business Management at the Institute of Management of the Sant’Anna School, Edoardo Bressanelli, UWC Adriatic alum and currently professor of Political Science at the Dirpolis Institute (Law, Politics, Development); and Fatima Zahra El Maliani, UWC Adriatic alumna and currently a student of the Master’s Degree in International Security Studies (MISS), a joint initiative between the Sant’Anna School and the University of Trento.
The collaboration between our two institutions is a long-standing one: in approximately twenty years, twenty College alumni have successfully continued their studies at Sant’Anna School. Ambassador Ravaglia insisted on this point when she said
