Study Rooms

EDISU Piemonte provides well-equipped spaces to make studying in a quiet and comfortable environment accessible. These are designed to offer a suitable environment for individual or group study, are accessible free of charge and are located in various cities in Piedmont.

EDISU study rooms are intended only for university students, particularly those who are regularly enrolled in a university, whether or not in Piedmont. The study rooms, however, are not open to the general public.

EDISU study rooms are located throughout the region, each with specific opening hours, which may also vary depending on the time of year or particular events. 

Beinasco

• "Nino Colombo" Public Library (under agreement)
• "Primo Levi" Public Library (under agreement)

Biella

• "Alfredo Frassati" Public Library (under agreement)

Novara

• "Carlo Negroni" Public Library (under agreement)
• Perrone Study Room

Rivalta

• "Silvio Grimaldi" Public Library (under agreement)

Rivoli

• "Alda Merini" Public Library and "Gaetano Salvemini" Park (under agreement)
• "Filippo Turati" Youth Centre (under agreement)

Settimo Torinese

• Study Room in "Archimede" Public and Multimedia Library (under agreement)

Torino

• Michelangelo Buonarroti 17/Bis Study Room
• Olimpia Study Room
• Pietro Giuria 17 Study Room
• Principe Amedeo Study Room
• Torino Murazzi Student Zone Study Room
• Verdi 26 Study Room
• Widespread University Campus

Vercelli

• Dal Pozzo Study Room

To access to EDISU study rooms, you must have a Smart Card or a document proving your university enrollment. In some locations, access via online booking may be required.

Access to the Michelangelo, Pietro Giuria, Verdi and Principe Amedeo study rooms is exclusively via online booking using the Campus Piemonte ID Studyroom app.
For other locations, access is granted upon presentation of the required document, unless otherwise specified.

Wi-Fi, computer stations, vending machines and relaxation areas are provided in the study rooms. The services may vary depending on the venue. For more details, please consult the individual room form on the EDISU Piedmont website.

Widespread University Campus is a project of the City of Turin in collaboration with the University of Turin, the Politecnico di Torino and EDISU Piemonte. The project provides students with more than 30 study spaces scattered throughout the city with more than 2,500 seats. To see all the areas click click here.