DEH-ALMA network

The DEH-ALMA network was created to enhance digital resources in academia through innovative training paths, sharing of best practices and the adoption of common strategies to strengthen operational synergies and integrations.

Comprising thirteen Italian public universities and the Academy of Fine Arts of Naples, the project is led by the University of Naples Federico II with the support of Federica Web Learning, Europe's leading online learning multiplatform for digital education.

The partners include prestigious Italian universities:

University of Calabria
University of Catania
University of Florence
University of Milan Bicocca
University of Molise
University of Naples L'Orientale
University of Padua
University of Rome Tor Vergata
University of Rome La Sapienza
University of Sassari
University of Trieste
University of Urbino Carlo Bo
Academy of Fine Arts of Naples

Through the analysis of major international trends, the DEH-ALMA network aims to develop innovative models of hybrid digital education, making public universities more competitive both nationally and inter The project fosters skills transfer and knowledge sharing among partners, creating a collaborative, state-of-the-art learning environment.

With DEH-ALMA, the university of the future becomes more digital, accessible and innovative.