1.    Definition of graduating student. Students are considered to be graduating students if they have submitted the graduation application via Infostud within the prescribed deadlines and have acquired 96% (rounded down) of the credits envisaged for their programme, excluding the credits envisaged for the final degree exam, unless otherwise provided for by the individual Faculties in the Graduating student checklist

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1.    Scope of application. These Regulations govern the administrative procedures for those enrolling in the Bachelor's degrees, Single-Cycle Degrees and two-year Master's degrees within the academic year 2024-2025.

The provisions, procedures and deadlines contained in these Regulations are deemed to be known and accepted by those enrolling in the first year and in the years following the first year.

1.    Payment with PagoPA. Payments of tuition fees are made via PagoPA, after generating the payment on Infostud. Information and operating procedures can be found at https://www.uniroma1.it/en/pagina/payment.

Payments made using methods other than those indicated are not permitted. Using other methods could generate technical problems for the recognition of the payment made and for all procedures related to the payment itself.

1.    Student Charter of Rights and Duties. The rights and duties of students are regulated by a Charter of Students' Rights that was drawn up by a special committee with student participation and approved by the Academic Senate.

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1.    Students from non-EU countries who are legally resident abroad and hold an international educational qualification have a reserve of places defined as a “quota” for restricted access degree programmes.

1.    Reduced amounts based on Isee for the right to academic education.

Sapienza University allows students to obtain a reduction in the ordinary amounts referred to in Article 18 based on their Isee for the right to academic education, in compliance with the criteria of equity, proportionality and graduality.

For this purpose, the University groups Isee values into 3 ranges:

1.    The assessment and recognition of university cycles and periods of study undertaken in a non-Italian higher education system and of international academic qualifications is carried out by the academic bodies of the Faculties and is aimed exclusively at the pursuit of university studies.

Citizens with an international qualification who intend to enrol in a two-year Master's degree must hold an academic qualification valid for access to second-cycle university programmes in the country in which it was awarded.

1.    Tuition fees groups. Bachelor's degrees, two-year Master's degrees, Single-cycle degrees are divided, at Sapienza University of Rome, into two (2) tuition fee groups on the basis of which the single all-inclusive contribution is calculated.

2.    Ordinary amounts. Students enrolled in bachelor’s degrees, two-year master's degrees, and single-cycle degrees pay the one-off contribution at the ordinary rate indicated in the table, according to the tuition fee group.

The tuition fee is reduced on the basis of precise combinations of one's Isee 2024 value for the right to academic education (Art. 19), the year of the course in which one is enrolled and the ECTS acquired between August 10, 2023, and August 10, 2024. The amounts shown in Table 1 are not valid for:

-      those who chose part-time learning (art. 50);

-      those who are enrolled in degree programmes that require fixed tuition fees, as set out in Article 26;

This article indicates the cases in which the one-off contribution is a fixed amount of €30, independent of the Isee value, which is due if you do not fall within the more favourable reduction ranges set out in Article 20. Those who pay the one-off fixed amount of €30 are in any case required to pay the stamp duty and the regional tax, if applicable. The cases for exemption from the regional tax are determined by the Lazio Region and DiscoLazio Sapienza with their own autonomous provisions.