Roma Tre, in collaboration with the Network of Universities for Sustainable Development, is launching the second edition of the “Zero Lecture for Sustainability” that will take place in the second half of the 2024/25 academic year. This initiative is open to all university students. Lectures will be in Italian.
The “Zero Lecture for Sustainability” is not included in other sustainability-related courses offered by the departments. It is a basic, introductory, and non-disciplinary course designed to be crosscutting across all academic programs.
For this year, the “Zero Lecture for Sustainability” remains an elective course that students can choose, structured for a total commitment of three university credits (CFU) and divided into thematic modules. To earn three credits, students must complete one of the modules.
How to Enroll
Enrollment takes place via GOMP (student personal account). Students can log into GOMP, browse the list of eight available modules, and select their preferred one.
To enroll, follow this web path from the student personal account: Enrollment and Entrance Tests > Advanced Training Course > Enrollment
Enrollment must be completed before the start date of the selected module. The university’s academic office will send the final list of enrolled students to the module instructor by the enrollment deadline.
Students from all university departments are eligible to enroll in the modules.
Course Schedule and Locations
Lectures will start in mid-March and finish by June. Each module will have its own schedule, dates and locations of each modules’s lectures will be published on the “ Roma Tre Sostenibile” website (Italian version) Link identifier #identifier__91665-1https://www.uniroma3.it/ateneo/roma-tre-sostenibile/), in the “ Lezione Zero” box and on social media.
Module Completion and qualifying examination
The three credits will be awarded upon passing a qualifying examination. Verification methods will vary for each module.
Credit Recognition and CFU Assignment
The module’s reference instructor will officially register the exam results, allowing students to receive the 3 CFU. Students who pass the qualifying examination can then print their certificate and submit a credit recognition request. This request will be processed by the Department Student Office in which the student is enrolled.
Modules List
Food: Nature, Culture, and Food Security
Prof. Antonini, prof. Bruni, prof. Giulia Caneva, Department of Science; Prof. Mario Ricca, Department of Law.
Communicating Corporate Sustainability: Green Products and the Greenwashing Phenomenon
Prof.ssa Olimpia Martucci, Department of Business Economics ; Prof. Arch. Adolfo F. L. Baratta, Dipartimento di Architettura, Prof.ssa Laura Calcagnini, Department of Architecture.
Energy and Sustainable Cities
Prof.ssa Paola Marrone – Università Roma Tre, Dott.ssa Ilaria Montella – Università Roma Tre, Department of Architecture; Prof. Stefano Panzieri – Università Roma Tre, Chiara Foglietta – Università Roma Tre, Civil, Computer Science and Aeronautical Technologies Engineering Department; Prof. Giuseppe Carrus – Università Roma Tre, Department of Education Science.
Energy and Sustainability: Local Actions, Global Impacts
Prof. Luca Evangelisti, Industrial, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering Department.
Fighting Climate Change from Global to Local Scale: Impacts on the Earth’s Ecosystem and Urban Ecosystems
Prof. Marcello Petitta Mathematics and Physics Department; Prof.ssa Elisabetta Mattei, Mathematics and Physics Department; Prof. Marco A. Bologna, Department of Science, PNRR National Biodiversity Future Center; Dr. Giovanni Baccolo, Department of Science; Prof. Andrea Filpa, Department of Architecture; Prof. Simone Ombuen, Department of Architecture; Prof. Francesco Fiorentino, Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures Department.
Sustainable Mobility in the New Millennium
Social Responsibility, Circular Economy, and ESG
Prof.ssa Roberta Guglielmetti Mugion, Department of Business Economics; Prof.ssa Laura Di Pietro, Department of Business Economics; Prof.ssa Maria Francesca Renzi, Department of Business Economics ; Prof. Valerio Pieri, Department of Business Economics; Prof. Giovanni Calice, Department of Business Economics ; Prof.ssa Marika Carboni, Department of Business Economics; Prof. Tommaso Di Marcello, Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza.
The Sustainability of Production and Consumption Models
Prof. Francesco de Leonardis, Department of Law; Prof. Massimiliano Barletta Industrial, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering Department ; Dott. Alessio Martini, Dott.ssa Marianna Mazzarella, Dott. Marco Cappai, Dott. Davide Palazzo, Department of Law.
Global climate change negotiations
Prof.ssa Valeria Costantini, Department of Economics; Prof. Pasquale De Muro, Department of Economics; Prof.ssa Laura Fasanaro, Department of Political Science;Prof.ssa Elena Paglialunga , Department of Economics; Prof. Luca Salvatici, Department of Economics; Prof. Luca Spinesi, Department of Economics.
For further information on the program, dates and locations of each module take a look to Link identifier #identifier__52873-2Zero Lecture for Sustainability a.y. 2024/25 .