Università Magna Graecia expands academic programs and elects new Senate President

The Università Magna Graecia of Catanzaro has expanded its academic offerings through the accreditation of a new Master’s degree in Rehabilitative Sciences for Health Professions. Developed in collaboration with the Sports University of Tirana, the program is set to begin in the 2027/2028 academic year, bringing the university’s total number of accredited courses to five.

Rector Giovanni Cuda highlighted the importance of this international partnership as part of a strategy to foster knowledge exchange between different countries. The accreditation process involved complex institutional evaluations and administrative coordination.

In related institutional news, Professor Daniele Torella has been unanimously elected President of the Academic Senate at Università Magna Graecia for a three-year term. Torella, who also serves as the Director of the Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences, stated his commitment to advancing teaching innovation, scientific research, and the university’s role in regional socio-economic development.