Phd in DOCUMENTATION STUDIES, LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE

email: cristiano.pesaresi@uniroma1.it
phone: 06/49913587

Cristiano Pesaresi is Associate Professor of Geography at the Sapienza University of
Rome and he is qualified as Full Professor M-GGR/01 – Geography at National Scientific
Abilitation (DD No. 1532/2016). He teaches “GIS applications and geographical
methodology” and “General geography”.
He is Vice President of the Course in "Theoretical and applied geography" and he has been President of the Degree Course in “Geographical Sciences for Environment and
Health” of the Sapienza University of Rome (November 2015-October 2022). He is Scientific
Responsible of the GeoCartographic Laboratory of the Sapienza University of Rome
since April 2014. He is Coordinator of the syllabus in “Geographical studies” of the
research Doctorate in “Documentation studies, Linguistics and Literature” since May
2017.
He has been Responsible for the Quality Commission of the Degree course in
“Management and valorisation of the territory” and "Theoretical and applied geography" at the Sapienza University of Rome, and
he is Member of the Quality Commission of the degree course in “Geographic sciences for
the environment and health”, at the same University.
Since June 2018 he is Editor in Chief of “J-READING - Journal of Research and
Didactics in Geography”; he is Referee, Member of the Scientific Committee and of the
Editorial board of many international and "Class A" scientific journals.
He has been Scientific Responsible of many research grant and research projects. He has
been speaker, has sent poster or has been chairman at about 100 meetings, seminars and national and
international conferences or third mission activites; and he has taken part in the organisation of about 60 events at
national and international level.
Since September 2014 he is National Advisor of the Italian Association of Geography
Teachers (AIIG), of which is has been “Website and geotechnologies manager”, and he is President of the provincial Section of AIIG Rome. Since September
2016, he is Contact for Italy of the Commission on Geographical Education (CGE) of the
International Geographical Union (IGU).
He is author of about 200 scientific publications.