Class Calendar

CHANGES TO THE TIMETABLE FOR CERTAIN LECTURES

• The lectures for Soil Microbiology (Code 120904_2, 3 ECTS) as part of the Organic Soil Management course, taught by Prof. Di Mattia, will begin next Thursday, as decided by the CCS LM69 SAA.
• The lectures on ‘Biological Control of Insect Pests’, taught by Prof. Contarini, will begin on Tuesday 6th at 4.00 pm in Lecture Theatre 11.
• The lecture on ‘Genetic Improvement for Sustainable Cropping Systems’, by Prof. Pagnotta, scheduled for 30 September, has been cancelled.
• The lecture on ‘Food Industry’, by Prof. Liburdi, scheduled for Wednesday 30 September from 11.00 to 13.00, has been cancelled due to the lecturer’s prior institutional commitments.
• The ‘Elements of Safety – Module A’ lectures, taught by Prof. Rossi, will begin on 6 October.
• The ‘Animal Biotechnology’ lectures, part of the Agricultural Biotechnology SAA/L-25 programme, will begin on 30 September 2026.
• Course: Forestry Planning and Site Management – code 120975_2 – CCS CRAF – allocated timetable: Monday, Lecture Theatre 25, 9.00–11.00. In this case, on 28, Prof. Lo Monaco will hold a specific preparatory seminar.
• Course: Forestry Planning and Worksites – code 120975_2 – CCS CRAF – allocated timetable: Thursday, Lecture Theatre 25, 11.00–13.00. In this case, there will be no lecture on the 1st (apart from the one Prof. Lo Monaco will already be giving on Monday).
• Course: Forest Utilisation and Applications of Dendrometry – code 120431 – CCS GESFOV – allocated timetable: Monday, Lecture Theatre 25, 14:00–18:00. In this case, on the 28th, Prof. Radicetti will stand in for Prof. Picchio.
• Course: Forestry Utilisation and Applications of Dendrometry – code 120431 – CCS GESFOV – allocated timetable: Thursday, Room 17, 9.00–11.00. There will be no lecture on the 1st.
• Monitoring the Impacts of Forest Restoration Operations – CRAF will begin on 7 October.
• The Silviculture lectures, taught in the third year of the Gesfov programme, are suspended on Thursday 1 October from 11.00 to 13.00.

• Notice to students on the Bachelor’s Degree programme in Mountain and Agricultural Sciences: Students are advised that lectures for the course ‘Organic Chemistry and Elements of General Chemistry’ will begin on Monday 5 October at 2.00 pm in Lecture Theatre 1 and will continue according to the following timetable: – Monday from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm (Lecture Theatre 1)- Tuesday from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm (Lecture Theatre 1)
• CRAF-LM Course: ‘Naturalistic Engineering’ (Prof. Raffaele Pelorosso)

Please note that between 28 September and 10 October, lectures for the CRAF-LM course ‘Naturalistic Engineering’ (Prof. Raffaele Pelorosso) will take place as follows:

Tuesday 6 October, 11.00–13.00 (Lecture Theatre 13); Wednesday 7 October, 9.00-11.00 (Lecture Theatre 11); Wednesday 7 October, 14.00–16.00 (Lecture Theatre 12).

From Monday 12 October, lectures will take place according to the official timetable.

• CRAF-LM module: ‘Hydrogeological risk and land protection’ (Prof. Andrea Petroselli)

Please note that between 28 September and 10 October, lectures for the CRAF-LM module ‘Hydrogeological risk and land protection’ (Prof. Andrea Petroselli) will take place as follows:

Tuesday 29 September, 11.00–13.00 (Lecture Theatre 11), Tuesday 29 September, 14.00–16.00 (Lecture Theatre 11), Tuesday 6 October, 14.00–16.00 (Lecture Theatre 11).

From Monday 12 October, lectures will take place according to the official timetable.

• SAA-L course: ‘Water Engineering’ (Prof. Andrea Petroselli)

Please note that between 28 September and 10 October, lectures for the SAA-L course “Water Engineering” (Prof. Andrea Petroselli) will take place as follows:

Thursday 1 October, 09.00–11.00 (lecture delivered exclusively online and video-recorded; also available asynchronously afterwards).

Thursday 8 October, 09.00–11.00 (online-only lecture, video-recorded and subsequently available for asynchronous viewing).

From Monday 12 October, lectures will take place according to the official timetable.

• CdS LM-7: Lectures for the ‘Genome sequencing and biotechnological applications’ module, taught by Prof. Sestili, will begin on Monday 5 October.