The Share Campus programme is targeted at university and fine arts students with the aim of providing opportunities for practical experience in order to develop creative talents and understand the production systems used in art, music, cinema and interaction design. Lectures and seminars of a specialist focus will be held by professionals and experts, with interactive communication between the teacher and students a key feature of the initiatives. Various formats will be used, including:
- one-day, intensive courses
- workshops
- short series of interactive lectures

The different formats will enable theory lessons to be alternated with practical sessions on the topics addressed. Students will be provided with course notes and readings covering all the notions presented during lectures, along with other learning materials selected by the lecturer.

Share Campus will be closely tied to the regional project WI-PIE and university documentary archives (such as webradio 110, TV Extraexperience, and the magazine Futura), in an effort to document and disseminate course experiences as widely as possible.

The following institutions are involved in the initiative:
- Accademia Albertina delle Belle Arti di Torino
- Department of Fine Arts, Music and Performing Arts (DAMS) of the Faculty of Education Science, University of Turin
- Faculties of Architecture and Engineering, Polytechnic of Turin

SHARE CAMPUS EVENTS
- joint initiative involving the Academy of Fine Arts of Turin and the University of Plymouth, in which students took part in the workshop “Orchestra Meccanica Marinetti,” held on 25th March by Angelo Comino.
- conference “Bestiary of the Commons” with Matteo Pasquinelli and Bruce Sterling, held at the CIRMA centre (DAMS) in Turin on 1st April.
- workshop “The Artist’s Supermarket” with Salvatore Iaconesi, held in partnership with the Industrial Department of the Polytechnic of Turin at the CEAN centre in Moncalieri on 23rd May.
- workshop & demo show “Orchestra Meccanica Marinetti” by Angelo Comino and Andrea Festini, held at the Mechatronics Department of the Polytechnic of Turin on 27th May.