Registration is now open for the training program, which includes lessons and workshops with two different specialization modules.

A new program dedicated to contemporary communications professionals is launching on San Marino. The University of the Republic of San Marino, in collaboration with Evolvency Academy, will launch the first advanced training program in Digital Communication - Sport, Fashion & Lifestyle in the 2026-27 academic year. Enrollment is now open.

As part of the initiative, which begins on October 9th and ends on February 13th, 2027, students will explore theoretical foundations introduced and explored in depth by faculty from the University of San Marino, as well as a series of practical workshops led by professionals from the Evolvency Academy. Two specialized modules are planned: Digital Communication in Sport and Digital Communication in Fashion & Lifestyle.

The activities will be held in a blended format: online theoretical lessons and in-person workshops at the headquarters of the San Marino-based creative multimedia communications agency Evolvency, which gave rise to the Evolvency Academy. Spaces will be available, including a 90-square-meter shooting area.

"The course," explains Professor Maria Elena D'Amelio, scientific director of the program, "strengthens the activities through which the University of San Marino offers innovative and locally rooted training programs, capable of concretely addressing the needs of the local and regional labor market. Born from the desire to build a real bridge between academia and the creative industry, it focuses on digital communication to offer a transversal and strategic skill."

"This project," adds Alen Bollini, CEO of Evolvency and the course's teaching director, "represents the natural culmination of a journey we've been building for some time. The Evolvency Academy, which offers initiatives dedicated to areas such as digital communication, video production, photography, and artificial intelligence, was born from the belief that

Communication is also learned in the field, with real professionals and real tools. Doing so in partnership with the University of San Marino will allow us to offer comprehensive, concrete, recognized training directly linked to the job market.

Registration for the course, reserved for those with a bachelor's degree, will be open until August 31st. Thirty places are available.