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	DISCOVER TICINO: LOCARNO, VERSCIO AND THE ACCADEMIA TEATRO DIMITRI
	This semester we enjoyed a visit to the city of Locarno and Teatro Dimitri in Verscio. Locarno and its region provide the perfect mix of culture, unspoilt nature and majestic mountains. To know more about the region and the cultural centre founded by Dimitri, one the world's most famous clown, read our article and the interview with Angela and Felix, students at the Accademia Teatro Dimitri.
	STAFF WEEK IN PRAGUE
	In the frame of the staff mobility programme for training, Maurizia Ruinelli, collaborator of USI International Relations Service, had the opportunity to attend the EAIE Academy at the Czech Technical University in the enchanting city of Prague. The title of the course was “Facilitating cultural learning in education abroad”. Read about Maurizia's impressions!
	USI STUDENTS GO GLOBAL
	81 USI students will spend a semester abroad during the academic year 2018/2019. For some destinations the competition was tough, but we finally succeeded in accommodating almost all students. The final result of the selection is: 23 students will spend a semester at another Swiss university, 48 will study at a university in Europe, and 10 will be hosted at international partner universities.
	DISCOVER A PARTNER UNIVERSITY: BURGUNDY SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
	Up to 4 USI students at Bachelor or Master level enrolled at the Faculty of Economics have the chance to study in English or French at Burgundy School of Economics in Dijon. We have asked our colleague, Ms. Judit Pawlowski, International Relations Manager, to briefly describe her institution. Discover this new partner university!

Why this newsletter

“Come and go” is the International Relations and Study-abroad newsletter which aims at keeping our readers up-to-date on the latest news and events related to our activities. It is published 4 times per year and reaches approx. 4’000 readers, in particular USI students, faculty and staff, incoming students and staff from our many partner universities and other collaborators. We do hope you will enjoy reading it!