Guglielmo Marconi University (GMU) is based in Rome, Italy and it is the first Italian Open University recognized by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR). Presently, GMU has a community of over 16,000 students enrolled in graduate and postgraduate programs, a team of 300 faculty members and academic advisors and more than 200 tutoring experts.
GMU offers a wide range of lectures, workshops, and research ventures, exploring the use of technological advancements in education, and providing interdisciplinary knowledge, skills and competencies, with a particular focus on global perspectives, contemporary culture and Industry.
Guglielmo Marconi University (GMU) is a world-class Italian university promoting the use of innovative learning methodologies and an approach based on the development of interdisciplinary knowledge, skills and competencies with a particular emphasis on the global perspective.
GMU distinguishes itself by the operational blended format that combines traditional learning with advanced technological solutions, offering distance learning methodologies (online classes, virtual labs and simulations) and interpersonal training activities (lectures, seminars, laboratories, reviews and in-depth sessions). This format provides students with a valuable experience both online and offline, by preserving face-to-face interactions with professors, seminars and, lessons within the athenaeum, and by granting access to intranet and institutional resources.
Since 1999, Italian Universities have abided by the ‘Bologna Process’, launched with the Bologna Declaration of 1999 and defined by the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).In relation to this reform, the university system is organized in 3 cycles: Bachelor's Degree, Master's degree and Doctorate in all different schools.
