Online teaching
You need to meet the following requirements in order to access the University facilities:
- not having any respiratory symptoms (cough, cold) and/or a body temperature above 37.5°C
- not being subjected to fiduciary isolation provisions by health authorities
- bringing a FFP2 mask with you
- having followed the Piedmont Region Covid instructions in case of return from abroad.
Those who carry out work and research activities in face-to-face mode have a number of obligations to comply with: visit Back to Unito: access to University venues.
Detailed information about how teaching is held and lessons timetable is available on each degree program website and on each teaching page.
You must follow the instructions on Back to UniTo: access to University venues page to access University venues.
Students with disabilities or SLD (Specific Learning Disabilities) and certificate submitted to the 'Students with disabilities/SLD University Desk' can check teaching options on each course page in the different degree programs websites. In case of special needs, students can contact the Students with disabilities/SLD University Desk and the professor to ask for any learning service (i.e. accompanying students to face-to-face lessons, peer-to-peer tutoring in taking notes and/or support in exams preparation, Italian Sign Language interpreting and mediated communication services).
The way each service will be provided can be decided according to each student and professor needs.
This office and the Rector's Delegate for Disability, professor Pavone, are available for students and Professors with specific needs.
To contact Students with disabilities/SLD University Desk services please write to:
You can call the office from Monday to Friday (opening hours 11 a.m- 1p.m and 2 p.m - 3..30 p.m.) at (+39) 011 6704284.
All the measures taken by University are available on Measures for UniTo students, Professors and staff page.
Registering to a teaching
Students can find content of interest by their degree program’s website, searching for their teaching (path: degree program’s site / Studiare / Insegnamenti).
Follow the instructions to register to a teaching and to receive any Professor’s communications.
The publication of material prepared for online teaching will be reported by the Professor through a note published on the course page in the different degree programs websites.
Participating in face-to-face teaching activities and exams
- Updating
Taking an exam
- Follow the instructions to take an oral exam online
- Follow the instructions to request the online exam in case of in-person exams
Presenting the final dissertation
- Follow the instructions to present the final dissertation online.
Copyright on educational material
All materials produced are protected by copyright; they can be used for study and research purposes, and for individual use, but not for commercial purposes or for profit - not even indirect profit. For example, material cannot be shared on paid online platforms or
services provided for profit, or on websites which earn money from advertising revenue. It is also forbidden to share material covered by copyright on any social media, except with the adoption of Creative Commons licences.
Students are reminded of the importance of a vigilant and correct use of the materials made available by the university community, in compliance with the provisions of the University's code of ethics.
All the measures taken by the University are available on Measures for UniTo students, Professors and staff page.
Teaching and administering exams in face-to-face mode
- Updating
Administering exams
- Follow the instructions for in-person exams
Chairing defenses of final dissertations
- Follow the instructions to chair defenses of final dissertations remotely (in Italian).
You can find instructions to create content for online teaching in the UniTO Intranet, where you can ask for support if you need it (access with SCU credentials).
- Instructions and support for online teaching (in Italian language)
- Guidelines for Professors - Students with disabilities or SLD (in Italian language)