Female genital mutilation: over 88,500 women affected in Italy. Worldwide, the practice is declining among young people

The joint work of Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca and Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna was presented in Milan. The event, organised in collaboration with Amref Health Africa, aimed to raise awareness, prevent and combat FGM

Ghosting: silence that hurts more than rejection. A study by the University of Milano-Bicocca

The results of a recent study by a team of psychologists at the University have shown that the pain caused by the absence of communication in a relationship is harder to process than a direct rejection

Sustainability on the move: inauguration of the first bike stations at Milano-Bicocca

Located in the Piazzale dell’Ateneo Nuovo and in the underground car park, the bike stations allow students and staff to park their bicycles safely

Milano-Bicocca: Rector Orlandi presents his team: ten Vice Rectors and thirteen Delegates

The mandate of Marco Emilio Orlandi begins today, with the goal of creating “a University that is increasingly inclusive, international and rooted in the city, able to offer young people high-quality education and a place to live and grow”

Milano-Bicocca inaugurates Ergon-U19: the new hub for sustainability and innovation is born

The building will host new laboratories and spaces dedicated to cutting-edge research — from environmental monitoring to the synthesis of biomaterials for the circular economy, and the application of physics in the medical field

Milano-Bicocca awards Giuseppe Marotta an Honorary Master’s Degree in Marketing and Global Markets

The University has awarded the prestigious honour to the President and CEO of FC Internazionale Milano.
Rector Giovanna Iannantuoni stated: “His vision and ability to innovate organisational models can serve as an inspiration for those preparing to face the challenges of the future”

Ageing is good for your character: over-65s are more extroverted and humble. A study by the University of Milano-Bicocca

The research shows how personality changes and reorganises after the age of 65, influencing overall wellbeing. The findings will be the focus of the event “How marginality influences individual differences”, scheduled for Monday 22 September at the University