Andrea Sanza

Education

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  Training for Social Innovation - Barclays & Sunugal

  2017 - 2017

  Accounting and financial managment of european projects

  Activities and Societies: Social Innovation ▪ Economic sustainability of a social innovation project.▪ Time management. ▪ European founds access.

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  Università di Bologna

  2011 - 2015

  1° ciclo - Laurea L Humanities/Humanistic Studies 110 e lode

  Activities and Societies: Sociology I ended my studies with a final thesis, "Sguardi incrociati sul Sahara: viaggiatori e migranti", focused on Italian literature and social issues. In particular, using sources from both Italian and African writers, I analyzed the immigration road which starts in the Sahara area and ends up in Italy.

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  IFOA - Training Institute of Corporate Professionals

  2019 - 2020

  IFTS Multichannel Communication Specialist - Tecnico di produzione multimediale

  Activities and Societies: Digital Communication ▪ Marketing essentials ▪ Digital Marketing e Content Marketing ▪ Digital Graphic ▪ Business communication ▪ Project Planning ▪ Concept & Production Design▪ Web design ▪ Digital Publishing ▪ Copyright e Privacy

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  Università Ca'​ Foscari Venezia

  2015 - 2018

  Laurea Magistrale LM Cultural Resource Management and Policy Analysis 110 e lode

  Activities and Societies: Social policies I ended my studies with a final thesis about urban regeneration in Italy. I focused on the study of two main programs from 2016 to 2019: Bando Periferie Renzi, totally financed by the Italian government; Ponmetro 2020, financed with European founds. In my Master thesis I underlined the differences between these two programs, starting with an analysis of the bans and their budget lines, up to the projects developed by several metropolitan cities, especially Bologna and Venice. Thanks to my… Show more I ended my studies with a final thesis about urban regeneration in Italy. I focused on the study of two main programs from 2016 to 2019: Bando Periferie Renzi, totally financed by the Italian government; Ponmetro 2020, financed with European founds. In my Master thesis I underlined the differences between these two programs, starting with an analysis of the bans and their budget lines, up to the projects developed by several metropolitan cities, especially Bologna and Venice. Thanks to my studies I understood how UE and the Italian institutions consider cities and their needs: the first, with a focus on sustainable, smart and inclusive growth, with an high level of social partecipation; the second, orientated on security and urban decor with a top down approach. Show less