The Module aims at giving student a thorough knowledge and understanding of the main economic, legal, environmental and technological issues related to the implementation, management, availability and accessibility of the transport infrastructures (air, rail, sea, multimodal, road and inland waterways) and telematic applications of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) according to an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach.
The Module is placed within the Maritime Passenger Transportation Law, Cruise and Tourism course. It aims at studying issues on implementation, availability, management, accessibility of transport infrastructures (air, rail, multimodal, road and inland waterway) and telematic applications of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T). This network is devoted to promoting interconnection and interoperability of the transport networks of EU Member States. The Module is focused on multimodality, sustainability and technological aspects related to transport infrastructures. It deals with legal, economic, environmental and technological issues on TEN-T based on a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approach. Academic activities are undertaken by lectures and guest speakers in a critical methodology approach in which transport infrastructure issues are considered, together with their several ensuing effects. They are carried out according to a European perspective. Students are directly involved by the elaboration of study projects devoted to stimulating the interaction with scholars, professionals, operators, representatives of associations and bodies which are active in transport sector.
The Module is intended to stimulate debate between University and students, through their active and critical participation in the analysis of issues which are relevant in the transport sector. It promotes also debate among lecturers and researchers involved in its activities according to their academic discipline.
No prerequisites.
The academic activities are provided in blended modality (preferably in presence).
The academic activities are undertaken by the following 20 lecturers according to a interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach:Boi Maria Giorgetta, Brignardello Monica, Casciano Daniele, Chirco Mauro, Dani Alfredo, Ferrari Claudio, Figari Massimo, Garelli Roberto, Genovese Rachele, Ghiara Hilda, Klemm Victor, Marchiafava Giovanni (cord.), Massardo Aristide, Musso Enrico, Nigro Elena, Pari Lucrezia, Pruneddu Giovanni, Russo Enrico, Satta Giovanni e Tei Alessio.
The academic activities of the Module carried out by the lecturers are divided into four parts, namely: 1. EU Transport Infrastructure Law; 2. EU Transport Infrastructure Economics; 3. EU Transport Infrastructure Environment; and 4. EU Transport Infrastructure Technology.
The topics of the academic activities of the Module and the relevant calendar will be communicated in good time by Aulaweb online platform.
Instalments and extracts of reference books, articles published in national and international reviews and other publications will be provided in electronic format for the students of the Module. For a closer examination of the issues examined, publications in the University’s libraries, will be made available on request to students. Study material will be also provided by the AulaWeb online platform.
Ricevimento: Office hours will take place on Wednesday from 11:30 p.m. to 13:30 p.m. by appointment, sending an email to the lecturer. Office hours can take place online in cases of student's special necessity by appointment according to a timetable agreed together with the lecturer. Please send an e-mail to: giovanni.marchiafava@economia.unige.it. Office Hours will be held according to the guidelines for teaching adopted by the University.
Ricevimento: By appointment. Please send an e-mail to the lecturer.
Ricevimento: See aulaweb
Ricevimento: wednesday 12.30-13.30
Ricevimento: Wednesday 9.00-10.30 AM, it is also possible to send an e-mail asking for an appointment on Teams
Ricevimento: Every Tuesday, 11:00-12:30 at CIELI (building of the dept of Economics, Via Francesco Vivaldi 5, 2nd floor, in front of the elevator), phone +39 010 209.51931/.51932/.5462/.5466. Should these hours be inconvenient, please send a mail to enrico.musso@unige.it to ask for information or to arrange a meeting at another time or on Teams (TEAM "Enrico Musso ricevimento studenti", code v5kw68y).
Ricevimento: When: Wednesday at 14.30 a.m. (or by contacting the professor via e-mail) Where: Department of Economics & Business (DIEC) - level I Contacts Phone: (+39) 010209 5074 E-mail: giovanni.satta@economia.unige.it
Ricevimento: At DIEC (II floor), Via Vivaldi 5, Genova - Wednesday, 9.00-10.30 AM At Campus Savona - Friday mornings, only during the teaching period and subject to confirmation.
Ricevimento: At the end of each lesson.
Ricevimento: In order to contact the professor for an appointement or information please send a message e-mail to: chirco@economia.unige.it
Ricevimento: Office hours for students Q&A: Friday 4 pm - 5 pm Office n. 322, Villa Cambiaso buildings. It is good practice to manage an appointment by email or during lectures. massimo.figari@unige.it
Ricevimento: e-mail contact teams contact
Ricevimento: On appointment by email
GIOVANNI MARCHIAFAVA (President)
MONICA BRIGNARDELLO
Lectures will start in the second semester.
Check attendance and active participation to the academic activities of the Jean Monnet Module within a percentage of at least 80% (in third in presence).
Please see section "Exam Description".
Students are invited to enrol in the AulaWeb e-learning online platform by University’s website to access to study material and further information related to the Module.
Student are advised to look periodically at the AulaWeb e-learning online platform to be updated.
For queries related to the programme and the activities of the Module please send an email to the coordinator of the Module, Giovanni Marchiafava (giovanni.marchiafava@economia.unige.it).
Erasmus students can attend the course regardless of their degree course.
Students with specific learning disorders (DSA), disabilities and any other specific formative need, are advised to contact at the beginning of the course the lecturer to agree teaching modes according to the Module’s formative objectives, considering individual learning modes and providing adequate compensatory devices.
