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COURSES, SEMINARS & EVENTS for STAAA PhD STUDENTS
Application for pre-selection at UNIBO in collaboration with China Scholarship Council is now open
The new pre-selection (for a.y. 2023-2024) is open until January 15th, 2024.
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Welcome to new PhDs
Warm welcome to the new STAAA PhD students (39th cycle). And we're off - the new academic year has started and a new cohort of 46 talented and enthusiastic students has joined our programme. We wish them all best of luck with their studies. The kick off meeting was held on November 24th at 2:30 p.m. (Aula Magna, DISTAL)
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Three-Minute-Thesis Competition - Unibo Edition
Join the competition open to third-year PhD students and present your research in English, in front of a voting audience and a qualified jury. Deadline: 20 December 2023.
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PhD Call for Applications are closed
Do you feel sincerely and passionately interested in agricultural and food sciences? If so, a third-cycle education might be for you. The PhD Programme in Agricultural, Environmental and Food Science and Technology (STAAA) offers specialization in ten broad fields of the Agricultural & Food Sciences that reflect the focus of the DISTAL which is one of Italy's foremost Department in this field.
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STAAA PhD students on Youtube DISTAL channel
3-Minutes-presentations taken during EU Green Week event organized by DISTAL are now available on DISTAL Youtube channel
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ARE YOU FROM INDUSTRY, SMES, RESEARCH INSTITUTES? DEVELOP YOUR RESEARCH PROJECTS WITH US!
Companies can establish joint research and training activities with our doctoral Programme, working on research topics of common interest.
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Open Science at the University of Bologna
The University of Bologna is involved in the process of developing an open, transparent, and shared science. It has included Open Science in its 2019-2021 strategical plan and has set out a University policy based on open access to research publications and data.
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PRECISION AGRICULTURE
Precision agriculture is the use of technology to improve the ratio between agricultural output (usually food) and agricultural input (land, energy, water, fertilisers, pesticides, etc.). Increased use of precision agriculture could have a considerable impact on the future of farming in Europe.
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