The program is open to all students enrolled in Bachelor's, Master's, and Single-Cycle Master's degree programs for the 2024–2025 academic year.

The goal is to train students, with the expertise of the architects from Open House Roma, on the historical, urban, artistic, and architectural aspects of the Luiss campuses. This will enable them to become ambassadors for the university's beauty and history by guiding visitors through four of its campuses:

• Villa Blanc, Boni, and Mora, 1895–1896 (Via Nomentana 216)
• Villa Alberoni, Bruno Brasini, 1924–1929 (Viale Pola 12)
• Villa de Heritz, Milani 1929 (Viale Romania 32)
• Former Workhouse for the Blind Veterans, Aschieri 1929-1931 (Via Parenzo 11)

Training Topics

• Villa Alberoni and Villa de Heritz
• Villa Blanc and the former workhouse for the war blind
• Public Speaking
• Classroom simulation of a guided tour
• Site visit and guided tour simulation of Villa Blanc and the former workhouse for the war blind
• Site visit and guided tour simulation of Villa Alberoni and Villa de Heritz

Rules

• The program lasts a total of 35 hours, divided into 18 hours of training and 17 hours of campus visits.
• Guided tours, scheduled on a case-by-case basis with students, will primarily take place on Sundays, with the possibility of activities on weekday days as well.
• The program awards 4 University Credits for Other Activities, code SJ1 - Other Activities, if your academic system allows it.
• To receive the 4 University Credits, you must attend 80% of the total hours, which amounts to 28 hours. This means you can miss a maximum of 7 hours.
• Students enrolled in a Master's degree program cannot earn university credits through this activity.
• This program also allows for voluntary participation, without the award of university credits.

For more information, visit the Luiss Learn page dedicated to Cultural Activities.