The Advisory Committee, established under art. 11/4 of Ministerial Decree 509/1999, is a permanent consultation body for the world of production, services and the professions. Its functions, in summary, include:
Among the wide range of bodies and organisations that could potentially be involved, the School of Architecture, in identifying public and private partners, chose as its selection criterion the existence of agreements and collaborations already established, in various capacities, between the faculty (now School) and external parties - without ruling out, within the limits allowed by current regulations, the future inclusion of further bodies in the Committee.
The School of Architecture has five Advisory Committees:
The Joint Faculty Student Committee (CP) is the permanent observatory on teaching activities, established by Legislative Decree 19/2012 and governed internally by art. 6 of the University's Teaching Regulations.
The President represents the school and promotes, directs and coordinates its institutional activities, overseeing the proper conduct of teaching activities and reporting periodically to the Joint Committee.
The President of a Degree Programme coordinates it and, in particular: chairs the Programme Council, convenes it as set out in the University's Teaching Regulations, and oversees the Programme's activities. The President is appointed by rectoral decree, serves a four year term, and may be re-elected once for one consecutive term. The President may be assisted by a Vice President of their choosing.
The President of a Degree Programme coordinates it and, in particular: chairs the Programme Council, convenes it as set out in the University's Teaching Regulations, and oversees the Programme's activities. The President is appointed by rectoral decree, serves a four year term, and may be re-elected once for one consecutive term. The President may be assisted by a Vice President of their choosing.
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Faculty members responsible for the approval of study plans – Academic Year 2025/2026
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Faculty members responsible for the approval of study plans – Academic Year 2023_24
The Review Group is a dedicated committee of each Degree Programme responsible for the self-assessment of the programme's educational offer, and includes student representation. Its primary task is to identify strengths - with a view to maintaining them over time - and areas of weakness on which to take subsequent improvement action.
The Review Group is responsible for the correct conduct of the internal assessment and reports its outcomes to the Programme Council, ensuring that strengths and areas for improvement are fully shared. The Council approves the improvement plan, and the Programme President is responsible for the review and for implementing the actions identified. The Degree Programme and the Review Group liaise with the school and with the Quality Assurance Office (Presidio) to ensure proper coordination of actions relating to the quality of teaching.
| CEAR-06/A Structural Mechanics CEAR-07/A Structural Engineering |
Raffaele Nudo |
| CEAR-08/B Building Production |
Pietro Capone |
| CEAR-08/C Architectural Technology CEAR-03/C Appraisal |
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| CEAR-08/D Industrial Design |
Francesca Tosi |
| EAR-09/A Architectural Design CEAR-09/B Landscape Architecture CEAR-09/C Interior Architecture and Exhibition Design |
Riccardo Butini |
| CEAR-10/A Architectural Drawing |
Carlo Biagini |
| CEAR-11/A History of Architecture |
Lorenzo Ciccarelli |
| CEAR-11/B Restoration |
Pietro Matracchi |
| CEAR-12/A Urban Planning and Design CEAR-12/B Urban Planning |
Fabio Lucchesi |
| IIND-07/B Environmental Technical Physics |
Carla Balocco |
Last update
22.09.2026