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Habilitation is the
highest university degree, or the
procedure by
which it is achieved, in Germany, France, Italy,
Poland and some
other European and...
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scholarly monograph building on his work on Aquinas.
Earning his
libera docenza in
aesthetics in 1961, Eco was
promoted to the
position of
lecturer in...
- 1907 she
graduated in
Natural Sciences. In 1915 she
obtained the
libera docenza.
While a
junior lecturer at the
University of Pavia, she
married agronomist...
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including Vienna,
Oxford and The Hague. In 1968, he was
awarded the
Libera Docenza in
international law. He also
worked as a
research ****istant at the University...
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series on
Italian administrative law. In 1898,
Romano obtained a
libera docenza in
administrative law and the
following year, he was
appointed as a non-tenured...
- was
habilitated to
university teaching of
classical Philology (libera
docenza), and
became full
tenured professor in 1976. She
retired in 2010, continuing...
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poorest neighbourhoods of Naples. In 1922
Moscati was
given a
libera docenza in
clinical medicine,
which allowed him to
teach at
institutes of higher...
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Sapienza University in Rome, Italy, in 1965, and
obtained the
Italian Libera docenza in
theoretical physics from
Sapienza in 1971,
where he
later became a professor...
- years,
advising 16 Ph.D.
students there. He
received his
Italian Libera Docenza in 1969. In 1991,
Preparata moved from
Illinois to
Brown University where...
- "Decreto
Presidente Repubblica 11
luglio 1980, n. 382:
Riordinamento della docenza universitaria,
relativa fascia di
formazione nonché
sperimentazione organizzativa...
