Courses at Università degli Studi Internazionali di Roma (UNINT) are taught with a technology-led approach. Students can attend classes in-person, by joining a live stream on the Everywhere platform, or in distance-learning mode, which allows individuals to independently manage their learning time and space. In addition, 2023-24 first-year students will be provided with a META headset for access to VR and AR workshops, and for professional training purposes.

Live streaming

To watch live-streamed lectures, simply navigate to the Everywhere platform, log in with your credentials, and access the relevant module. Once you have logged in, you can also read the guidelines on how to use the Everywhere platform and access the Zoom application in the "tutorial" box.

All modules are equipped with their own virtual classroom. Module teacher-owners can upload materials (audio, video, presentations, etc.) to these spaces and live stream sessions, which students can participate in.

These virtual classrooms are also equipped with advanced tools that enable interaction, such as a chat, forum, and shared whiteboard.

Distance learning

To support student-workers and cater to distance learners, the teaching approach is designed to be personalised, ensuring a comprehensive, flexible, and accessible university system. As part of these efforts, a portion of the teaching is conducted through the e-formare platform, using distance-learning methods. Modules are uploaded to the platform, and students can review them in their own time and space. Lecturers and tutors are available to facilitate the dynamics of distance learning.