HomePage — History and Cultures - DISCI
The department of History and Cultures
Presentation
The Department’s degree programmes for the 2026/27 academic year are now online
Discover what’s new, explore the contents and objectives in depth, assess the opportunities, and choose the path that best aligns with your interests and professional goals.
Research centre MemoryLab
MemoryLab created within the project "The Territories of Memory", thanks to which DISCI was recognised as a Department of Excellence for the five-year period 2023-2027 by the MUR.
Research areas
A path through the areas, projects and research groups where new knowledge is born and developed. Discover the research and scientific innovation of the Department's researchers.
News
Innovation and Research
Have you heard of the Field Work call for applications?
Would you like to gain experience in development cooperation in countries of the Global South? Get ready to apply – you can now propose a position of your own choosing.
TPER and Start Romagna bus subsidies
Unibo students can purchase annual public transport passes for Bologna, Cesena, Forlì, Ravenna and Rimini at subsidised prices.
Innovation and Research
Course: “BEYOND RESEARCH - Tools and strategies for transforming research into innovation”
Learn the tools and skills to develop an entrepreneurial mindset. Join this introductory entrepreneurship course, organised in collaboration with Almacube. Register by 20 September.
Summer closure of the DiSCi
Calendar of closures to the public in August 2026.
Events
Meet your future at the University of Bologna. Find the right programme for you at the Department of "History and Culture"
First and Second cycle degree programmes a.y. 2024/25
History and archaeology of the San Giovanni in Monte Complex
Versione italiana
I.D.E.A - Innovation - Development - Entrepreneurship - Alma Mater
Turn research into a business idea
The great Cloister of the San Giovanni in Monte building
The library of archaeology: the "rudere"
The computing room of the Geography branch
Ready to dig!
Colors from the library "Giorgio R. Franci"
