Specialisation Programmes
First and/or second instalment deadlines for enrolment in specialisation schools
Please click on the Italian version of this section for more.
What's a Specialisation Programme?
Specialisation Programmes are open to master's graduates to provide them with knowledge and skills suitable to practise peculiar professional activities as well as with the relevant qualifications.
Such courses are only held for the performance of activities and fields for which a professional qualification is expressly provided for by Italian law.
To obtain the diploma, students have to pass the prescribed exams and acquire a number of ECTS proportional to the duration of the programme and established by the school’s regulations. Upon completion of the programme, students are issued a specialisation diploma. For information about the administrative procedures governing Postgraduate courses, please refer to the Regulations.
Healthcare specialisation courses for non-medical professionals
Please click on the Italian version of this section for each call.
Healthcare specialisation courses for medical professionals
Please click on Specializzazioni Mediche (in Italian)
Dentistry postgraduate courses
Specialisation courses in the field of Protection, management and enhancement of cultural heritage
Please click on the Italian version of this section for each call.
Psychology specialisation courses
Please click on the Italian version of this section for each call.
Specialisation courses for legal professions
Please click on the Italian version of this section for each call.
Specialisation courses in Chemical risk assessment and management
Please click on the Italian version of this section for each call.
General regulations for specialisation students
See the General Student Regulations for Specialisation Courses of November 19, 2024
Manifesto Generale degli Studi - Regolamento studenti dei corsi di specializzazione
All the forms required can be downloaded on the Italian version of this page.
Revenue stamps, when required, are payable online.
Instructions for admission test registrations
The form to register for the admission test, that may be downloaded once the registration on Infostud has been completed, is at the same time:
- paying-in slip for the payment of the tuition fee of EUR 35.00 + stamp duty of EUR 16.00;
- self-certification of personal data;
- application for test admission;
- acceptance of privacy policy.
You will be requested to enter the red code included in the call for applications
Procedure:
- If you are already enrolled or a Sapienza graduate, you must log in to the system with your Spid/Cie (for Italian citizens. StudentID and password for international students), otherwise you must register.
- Click onScuole di Specializzazione/Specialisation Schools to automatically access your Smart_Edu portal homepage. On this page you will find the icon BANDO DI AMMISSIONE-TEST D’INGRESSO
and, after filling in the data in the Smart_Edu application, click on the TASSE E CONTRIBUTI icon and proceed to pay the test registration fee of € 35.00 via PagoPA.
For further details please click on the Italian version of this section.
Do you hold an international academic qualification?
Documents to be sent to the Specialisation Schools Unit for enrolment in specialisation schools.
To enrol in non-medical specialisation schools, those holding a foreign academic qualification and successfully passing the admission test must scan the following documents into a single pdf file and email it to segr.specializzazioneniroma1.it before the deadline. Please state in the subject line: infostud ID number, name, surname and specialisation school code.
-valid ID card;
- Visa for study purposes "immatricolazione università" for the academic year 2022-2023 issued by the Italian embassy or consulate in the country of last residence, followed by a copy of the receipt for the application for the first residence permit for study purposes (only for non-EU citizens residing abroad and study visa applicants). The application for the first residence permit must be submitted to the post office within 8 days of arrival in Italy, by filling in the forms available at https://vistoperitalia.esteri.it/home/en;
-Residence permit (only for non-EU citizens regularly residing in Italy) and possible renewal request in case of expiring permit;
- University degree (must have been obtained after a total of at least 17 years of education, including at least five years at the university level), together with the exam transcript issued by the university, accompanied by a certified translation in Italian or English, and the CIMEA Attestati di Comparabilità e di Verifica (https://cimea.diplo-me.eu/sapienza/#/auth/login). The CIMEA Attestati di Comparabilità e di Verifica must state that the university qualification obtained gives access to third-cycle university studies.
Instead of the Attestati di Comparabilità e di Verifica , it is possible to present the Dichiarazione di valore (DoV) issued by the Italian representation in the country to which the qualification refers, together with the exam certificate, which must always be legalised. The DoV must clearly state that the qualification obtained gives access to third-cycle university studies.
If the qualification is issued in English, a sworn translation into Italian will not be required, but the presentation of the CIMEA's Attestato di Comparabilità e di Verifica or the legalisation of the university qualification will still be compulsory.
The Diploma Supplement, if complete with all the information necessary for the evaluation of your degree, may eventually replace the aforementioned certificates.
Make sure that the certificates, in addition to stating the number of years of schooling completed before enrolment, also certify the validity of your qualification for access to third-level university studies in the system of the country in which you obtained it.
Subsequent year enrolment renewal instructions
Please click on the Italian version of this section for details
Dissertation discussion
A new dissertation submission workflow (please download the PDF guide on the Italian version of this section) has been launched on the Smart_Edu portal, replacing the old (now lapsed) procedure
Parchments
Please note that the parchments (up to the year 2018) are currently available at some of our offices. List on the Italian version of this section.
Contact us
Email: segr.specializzazione@uniroma1.it
Skype: segreteria.specializzazione on Mon-Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-12 noon, Tue-Thu 2.30 p.m.-3.45 p.m.
Online info desk: Mon-Wed-Fri 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Tue-Thu 2.30 p.m.-3.45 p.m. (for booking modalities see next section)
Please email segr.specializzazione@uniroma1.it for appointments
Online info desk
Office hours: Mon-Wed-Fri 10 am-12 pm, Tue-Thu 2:30 pm -3:45 pm. Information about courses, how to access courses and other Sapienza services.
Please click the link on the right and choose the time slot when you want to be contacted via Google Meet. We recommend that you check your email inbox.
Academic Programmes and Education Welfare Area
Specialisation Schools Unit
segr.specializzazione
Skype
segreteria.specializzazione
Online Info Desk
Upon appointment
Orthopaedic and Traumatology Clinic - CU016
3rd floor Rooms 16-17-18-19-20
Main Campus