Interpreting LIS (Italian Sign Language)
The student can take a maximum of 16 hours per week and 64 hours per month. The interpreting service can be carried out in support of the following activities:

• attendance of lessons
• seminars closely related to the course of study
• reception with teachers and / or secretarial operators
• exams / degree thesis
• meetings for the evaluation, with the "Sector for relations with disabled students with SLD" (hereinafter referred to as Sector) of the service provided
• orientation and didactic information activities
• cultural activities as part of Sapienza institutional initiatives regarding students.

For particular needs, the interpreting service must be requested in advance and authorized in writing by the Administration.
How to request the service: consult the Vademecum published on this page

The peer tutor is a student enrolled in years following the first, winner of a Collaboration Scholarship, which helps to fill in gaps of an objective nature.
The tutor does not have the skills to provide educational assistance, which is up to the teachers only.
Students with disabilities can only meet the tutor in the university environment and for educational reasons.

The peer tutor, according to the cases and needs, can carry out the following activities:

• accompaniment to the library and to the administrative or / and didactic secretariat;
• accompaniment to class to take notes;
• taking notes for lessons electronically;
• accompaniment to interviews with teachers;
• support for reading and writing for written exams and for admission tests and accompaniment to oral exams in person and support for remote exams;
• support to the study in presence or in telematic modality;
• computer support;
• coaching in different situations of university life.

How to request the service: consult the Vademecum published on this page

When: 10 working days before the exam date.
How to request the service: consult the Vademecum published on this page
Any changes must be communicated promptly.

A public selection is launched for the conferral of grants to support mobility, in order to encourage the attendance of study courses, socialization and use of the sports facilities of the Sapienza Sport Service Center, of students with disabilities enrolled at the “Sapienza” University of Rome.
The contribution will be paid to reimburse the expenses incurred for the taxi public transport service (Go to the Notice)

Students with physical and learning disabilities are entitled to receive funding for specialist euqipment (non-medical) that is useful to overcome individual issues that hamper studies, such as PCs, tablets, digital recorders and didactic software.
Go to the link for the year 2021/2022

Students with physical and learning disabilities may access internal parking on campus with their disability badge. You will also receive remote controls to access closed areas.