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UNIVERSITÀDEGLI STUDIDELLA REPUBBLICADI SAN MARINO

Area

San Marino

Area

Firenze

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Ravenna

Venezia

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Rimini

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San Marino 25 km

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278 km

133 km

192 km

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San Marino is located in a strategic position with respect to many Italian art cities

San Marino

61,196 km2

32.821 citizens

The most ancient republic in Europe(301 d.C.)

San Marino

“San Marino is one of the most ancient Republics in the world and the only surviving City-State.It represents an important step in the development of models of democracy in Europe and around the World.”

FROM THE DECLARATION OF EXCEPTIONAL UNIVERSAL VALUE - UNESCO (7 JULY 2008)

UNIVERSITÀDEGLI STUDIDELLA REPUBBLICADI SAN MARINO

UNIVERSITÀIUAV DIVENEZIA

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UNIVERSITÀDEGLI STUDIDI MODENAE REGGIOEMILIA

UNIVERSITÀDEGLI STUDIDI TRIESTE

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The three-year Industrial Design degree Course for undergraduates was set up in San Marino in 2005 and runs in conjunction with the affiliated course at Venice University’s Iuav. The Industrial Design degree is awarded jointly by the two Universities and is a legally recognised qualification in both San Marino and the rest of Europe.From 2012 it’s on the graduate programme.

SAN MARINOTHE UNIVERSITYOF DESIGN

FACTS AND FIGUERES

907 registered students (in the five years since the University began this Course)

96 graduates (2013/14)

45 lecturers, 6 universitary researcher and 39 research assistants

8 members of staff on hand to assist students


COURSE SYLLABUS

3 year course

120 students/year

180 university study credits

COURSE AIMS The course aims to train young designers in the necessary skills to work at all levels of the design process in industrial design, be it in the world of product design or graphics and visual communication. This means that students work on creating designs for industrial production, studying the various technical applications necessary to create designs, taking account of the look, technological features, and functionality of designs, as well as considering economical and environmental factors.


COURSE SUBJECTS

The teaching of the course in San Marino follows along the same lines as the already consolidated version of the affiliated industrial degree Course at Venice University’s Iuav which has been up and running for over ten years with:

26% practical design workshops

38% theory and practice of design techniques

36% general theory and cultural background

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COURSE SUBJECTS

The three year Course covers the following five areas of interest:

45% project design

19% humanities subjects

17% techniques of design representations

11% economics and sociology

8% applied science and technology

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LOCATIONAntico Monastero Santa Chiara


LOCATIONAntico Monastero Santa Chiara

The Industrial Designdegree course is taughtin the premises of theAntico Monastero diSanta Chiara, ContradaOmerelli 20, San Marino.The Monastero, whichoriginally dates back to1609, has been lovinglyrenovated to createuniversity facilities forteaching and relatedactivities.The newly refurbishedbuildings house:

— lecture rooms— workshop laboratories— study rooms.


LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

At university students can do practical workshops to learn the various tools ofthe trade including:

— computers and IT— photography— model making— video making— silk-screen printing— ceramics

The workshops allowstudents to carry out both experimental design work of their own and to learn thehow to use the equipment with various different techniques being taught inspecially designed teaching seminars.


TEACHING The professors teaching in the Undergraduate and Graduate Programme in Design include many famous figures in the international design field: Riccardo Blumer (Compasso d’oro in design for La leggera – Alias), Massimo Pitis (Gold Medal Art Director’s Club of Italy 2001), Giulio Iacchetti (Compasso d’Oro in design for Moscardino - Pandora), Omar Vulpinari (Head and

Creative Director of Visual Communication Fabrica– Benetton), Alberto Bassi (author of Design. Progettare gli oggetti quotidiani, for Il Mulino), Stefano Rovai (Museo Alinari della fotografia, Museo dell’opera di S. Maria del fiore), Bruce Eric Fifield (Compasso d’Oro), Riccardo Varini (Menzione d’onore Compasso d’Oro), Luigi Mascheroni and many others.


TEACHING



InteractionMotion GraphicGRADUATE PROGRAMME

Industrial DesignUNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME

PRODUCTREPRESENTATIONTOOLS

IndustrialDesignUNDERGRADUATEPROGRAMME

PRODUCT DESIGNLABORATORIES


GRAPHICREPRESENTATIONTOOLS


GRAPHICAND VISUALCOMMUNICATIONLABORATORIES



Industrial DesignUNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME


INTERACTIONDESIGN


Paesaggio italiano,Crescita naturale e migratoria di Alex Alessi

MOTION GRAPHICDESIGN


SAN MARINODESIGNWORKSHOPS

As part of the teaching during the degree course students arealso able to take part in extra curricula activities known as the San Marino Design Workshops.These intensive workshops allow students the chancefor a genuine hands-on design experience. With a whole week’sfull-immersion to concentrate on a given topic, working underthe guidance of established designers, using the materials or

techniques made available by thecompany or designers they are working with, who are invited totake part each year.


SAN MARINODESIGNWORKSHOP


SAN MARINOOPEN DAY


GRADUATION THESISLABORATORY


DESIGNLECTURES

The design departmenthosts a series of lectureswith talks on designheld by product andgraphic designers, aswell as ones given bylocal manufacturers, andprofessionals working inthe fields of illustration,advertising, photography, and even journalism. Different experiences, all with one common aim: getting a dialogue goingbetween the industrial and professional trades.So far talks have been given by a number

of well-known professionals, including Marirosa Ballo, GabrieleBasilico, Sebastian Bergne, Piero Castiglioni, Alberto Meda, James Mollison, Andrea Rauch, Michele Serra, Andrea Branzi, Oliviero Toscani.


STUDENTS AWARDS

2015/Shanghai Street cat competition, mensione d’onore a Federico Bartoli

2014/XXIII Compasso d’Oro ADI Targa Giovaniper “Risuonatori”, Laboratorio del prodotto 3 condotto da Riccardo Blumer

2012/James Dyson Award 2012 candidati alla selezione finale: NiccolòRaimondi e Caterina Bolge

2016/XXIII Compasso d’Oro ADI Targa Giovani per “Liska”, Tesi di laurea di Stefania Borasca

2016/XXIII Compasso d’Oro ADI Attestato Targa Giovani per “Archiprime compact camera”, Tesi di laurea di Mattia Tonucci

2016/XXIII Compasso d’Oro ADI Attestato Targa Giovani per “Vedetta, sensore di rilevazione di trauma cranici lieve”, Tesi di laurea di Matteo Semprini

2011/XXII Compasso d’OroADI Targa Giovani per “La costituzione si anima”, Laboratorio di design della comunicazione 1 condotto da Gianni Sinni

XXII Compasso d’Oro ADI Attestato Targa Giovani per “Dispositivo di disinfestazione per drenaggi”, Laboratorio di disegno industriale 1condotto da Giulio Iacchetti


SAN MARINOTHE UNIVERSITYOF DESIGNPREMI

2014/XXIII Compasso d’Oro ADI Targa Giovani 2014 per “Risuonatori”, Laboratorio del prodotto 3 condotto da Riccardo Blumer

SAN MARINOTHE UNIVERSITYOF DESIGNPREMI

2016/XXIII Compasso d’Oro ADI Targa Giovani per “Liska”, Tesi di laurea di Stefania Borasca

INFO Monastero di SantachiaraContrada Omerelli, 2047890 San Marino CittàRSM

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