Maserati – On the one hand, Professor Francesca Spigarelli, General of practical economics. On the other hand, John Francis McCourt, Director of the Department of Humanities. They will succeed Rector Francesco Adornato in the June 29 election. Applications will be formalized by the end of the month, but in the meantime both teachers have confirmed that they have submitted theirs. Available at the press conference for the presentation of the “Italian in the Library” laboratory Organized by the Municipality and the University of Maserati to linguistically enroll students in languages ​​other than Italian.

The Rector is elected by a simple majority of the first two votes (one in the morning and the other in the afternoon); In the event of an election not taking place, a ballot will be held the next day between the two candidates with the most votes. In the event of a tie, new and immediate votes will be cast until the election.

Francesca Spiegarelli, 50, teaches industrial economics, the economics of innovation, and the political economy at the Law Department.. His major areas of research are economics, the study of the impact of foreign direct investment at the macro and meso economics, the analysis of industrial dynamics, the third mission of universities, sustainability, and the circular economy. Since 2013, she has run the university’s China Center and appointed a rector to transfer knowledge and skills., To implement the principles of the European Charter for Self-Employment and Researchers For community planning and organizational relationships.

I.Professor McCourt, 57, teaches English in the Humanities Department, of which he is the director. He previously taught at the University of Roma. There he was director of the Research Center for Irish and Scottish Literature and co-founder and co – director of the Trieste Joyce School at Trieste University. He is the author of numerous books and articles on James Joyce and 19th and 20th century Irish literature. He was a Visiting Professor / Fellow at the University of Concordia, Montreal, University of Valencia, University Sorbonne Novel Paris 3, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas, and University of Pennsylvania.