UNINETTUNO
The International Telematic University
The International Telematic University UNINETTUNO, established by the decree of the 15th April 2005 of the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research, delivers academic titles having a legal value in Italy, Europe and in the Mediterranean Countries, for first-cycle (bachelor) degrees, specialization degrees, specialization degrees , doctor’s degrees and master's degrees. In the International Telematic University UNINETTUNO distinguished lecturers of important universities worldwide deliver their courses in the Internet-based real and virtual spaces in Italian, Arabic, English and French.
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The UNINETTUNO’s psycho-pedagogic and didactic model is the outcome of the results of several international research projects, coordinated by Prof. Maria Amata Garito and by her research team. This model allowed to create, in the Internet, a didactic cyberspace in which the student is at the center of the learning path.
UNINETTUNO takes origin from the training model of NETTUNO - Network per l’Università Ovunque, a consortium of 43 Italian and foreign universities with which, since 1992, thousands of Italian and foreign students obtained a distance university degree thanks to television and the Internet. At present, many of these universities put at UNINETTUNO’s disposal physical facilities such as laboratories for conducting research work and training activities, libraries, halls equipped with PCs and classrooms to organize face-to-face exams sessions for the students.
UNINETTUNO takes origin also from the international success of MedNet'U (Mediterranean Network of Universities) Project, that allowed to establish a network of 31 universities of 11 countries of the Euro-Mediterranean Area (Algeria, Egypt, France, Jordan, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey).
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In the Didactic Cyberspace, it is possible to access the different learning environments, follow videolessons digitized by topics, linked in a multimedia, hypertextual and interactive way, to books, texts, selected bibliographies, webographies, exercises and virtual labs.