Liceo delle Scienze Umane

Foreign language learning is designed to train students with a global vision and international citizenship with a particular focus on the Mediterranean context. Through a dynamic approach that goes beyond traditional lessons, including cultural projects, international exchanges and collaborations with foreign entities, students acquire linguistic skills to communicate in an interconnected world. The study of languages becomes a bridge towards the formation of people attentive to the great problems of the planet, to the diversity of peoples and cultures, open and supportive (who can work in an international context).

The Ignatian model - which combines experience, reflection and action - encourages students not to limit themselves to theory, but to experiment and apply knowledge in real life. Through human and social science laboratories, students immerse themselves in real problems, study them and apply the concepts learned in practical contexts. In this way, this course of study aims to train aware citizens, capable of critically reflecting on social dynamics and actively participating in the construction of a more human and more just community and social life.

In 2025/26, the Gonzaga Campus inaugurates the High School of Human Sciences, a humanistic path that reinterprets the Jesuit tradition to face future challenges. This 'new humanism' values relationships and care, pillars of Ignatian pedagogy, fundamental for the educational, social and scientific professions of the future, where the humanistic dimension favors a global vision of problems. Designed for students interested in human and social dynamics, the high school develops skills to understand the complexity of educational processes and prepares for key roles with responsibility and a spirit of service, in collaboration with institutions such as LUMSA and the Arrupe Institute.