Coronavirus, advice for the Sapienza Community
How to report COVID-19 positive cases
For Sapienza staff
Self-reporting for students
COVID-19 emergency
Here the four steps in English:
- Wash your hands, and do it often. Use water and soap or hydroalcoholic solutions.
- With fever or other respiratory symptoms, stay at home—for example, cough, cold, sore throat, gastrointestinal symptoms, alterations in smell or taste.
- Physical distancing is very important. Two metres (around six feet) or more but never less than 1 metre.
- Wear your mask at all times in public spaces and when you cannot keep the six-foot rule.
Watch the video (in Italian) and download the flyer (in Italian)
Prevention and protection measures for in-person activities and handbook for in-person educational activities
Since September 2020, with the resumption of in-person educational activities, our COVID-19 prevention and protection measures have been updated, and a handbook on how to organise in-person educational activities safely has been published.
How to access Sapienza
Online and in-person lectures, exams and graduation session
The lectures of the 2020-21 academic year will be delivered in-person and can also be followed remotely. Exams and final degree exams will continue both in-person and online.
Online Services and Office Hours
Services for students will be manly online. Please visit the single structure's webpage for more information. For further information and updates about the Administrative Offices, please visit the general webpage. Click on the Student Affairs Offices
Professors will continue their office hours mainly by email.
Internships and Student Collaboration Scholarships
Internships and student-collaboration scholarships will continue as permitted by the anti-COVID provisions. Detailed information can be found on the following pages.
Offices working remotely and in person
Instructions for Sapienza staff
Instructions for Sapienza staff, employers and employees, about COVID-19 emergency, as well as for any risk situations related to airborne infectious diseases, are available on the following page.
Sapienza Task Force
Sapienza University of Rome, to preserve the university community’s health, is implementing the protective measures issued by the Italian Health Authorities against the COVID-19. A task force has been set up, composed of scientific experts and prevention office managers. The task force has been carefully following the international and national epidemiological development and the updates given on official sources.
