Sapienza in Rome, the city's oldest university: Erasmus office, English taught programmes, student halls, ESN Roma ASE and everything to know before you go.
City: Roma
Country: Włochy
Erasmus code: I ROMA01
Students: 110000
Student union: Rappresentanti degli studenti, meaning student representatives on the Academic Senate, the Administrative Board, the university sports committee and the faculty, department and programme councils, elected for two year terms.
ESN section: ESN Roma
International office: Settore Mobilità Erasmus+, in English the Erasmus+ Mobility Unit, within the Area per l'Internazionalizzazione. Head: Tiziana De Matteis, incoming student officer: Paola Vanorio. Nominations from the home university go to spi@uniroma1.it, deadlines: 15 May for the winter semester or full year, and 1
Office e-mail: erasmusincoming@uniroma1.it
Office phone: +39 06 4991 0789
Teaching languages: Classes are taught in Italian, but more than 73 of the 311 bachelor's and master's programmes are taught entirely in English. Erasmus students are no longer required to hold an Italian language certificate, though the university recommends at least an intermediate level. Free Italian courses are ope
Accommodation: Sapienza runs its own university residences as well as the Sapienza Guest House, contact residenzeuniversitarie@uniroma1.it. Places in student halls and social scholarships are awarded by the regional agency DiSCo Lazio (laziodisco.it). The university also keeps a register of affiliated properties,
Strong programmes: Archaeology and art history, physics and astrophysics, languages and the humanities, environmental sciences, nanotechnology, biotechnology and cell and gene therapy, design, aerospace engineering, medicine and pharmacy, economics, law, political science, sociology and communication, architecture, ps