Open Day 2026: discover the TACT Bachelor’s Degree Programme
Open Day 2026: discover the TACT Bachelor’s Degree Programme
On February 24–25, 2026, the Università di Siena opens its doors to prospective students with two days dedicated to university orientation. Among the featured programmes will be the Bachelor’s Degree in Technologies for the Environment, Construction and Territory (TACT), designed for students who wish to combine scientific, digital and technical skills for the management of land, buildings and infrastructure.
The TACT programme trains professionals able to work in digital surveying, 3D modelling, territorial data management and environmental assessment — fields that are increasingly in demand in both industry and design sectors.
Siena – Presidio San Niccolò (February 24–25)
During the Open Day, visitors will be able to attend the programme presentation within the Physics, Engineering and Mathematics area and meet lecturers and tutors at the permanent information desk.
Alongside the presentations, starting at 9:00 AM, two interactive activities (30 minutes each) will allow participants to directly experience the technologies used in the programme:
- Seeing the invisible: the territory in augmented reality – immersive digital exploration of space
- 3D modelling with SLAM laser scanning – real-time acquisition and reconstruction of real environments
These activities will allow participants to observe how territorial and architectural data are acquired, analysed and represented using advanced technologies currently employed in professional practice.
Arezzo – Campus del Pionta (February 25) – more info
TACT short presentations:
- 10:45 – 11:00
- 12:45 – 13:00
Information desk with tutors available for questions and specific guidance:
- 10:00 – 12:30
Grosseto – Polo Universitario (February 25) – more info
TACT short presentations:
- 10:30 – 11:00
- 12:30 – 13:00
Information desk with tutors:
- 10:30 – 13:00
Why participate
The Open Day is the ideal opportunity to closely understand the course contents, teaching approach and career prospects. Students will be able to:
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meet lecturers and talk directly with them
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discover the tools and laboratories used during the programme
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receive information about admission, student services and study organisation
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clarify doubts about their academic future
TACT is the right programme for students interested in environment, construction, digital surveying, cartography, 3D modelling and technology-driven territorial management.
Participation is free upon registration through the University website, where the full programme of the event is also available.
