Borse di collaborazione

Student-collaboration Scholarships

The student-collaboration scholarships are for students enrolled to years following the first. Selected students will collaborate with university structures such as libraries, laboratories, interactive rooms, reception and information centres for students, stages and promoting activities. 

Paid activity last 150 hours, generally divided in shifts of 4 hours per day. The total amount for the activity is 1,295.00 euros.

All calls can be found on the new Administration Transparency Portal: Go to the Administration Transparency Portal

 

Faculty Student Collaboration Scholarships 2020-21

The number of scholarships available in each faculty is provided in the following Table (in Italian) 

First, please make sure that you have first read all the application requisites in the individual CALLS. You can then apply via the following platform: Borsecoll

 

Q&A

How many fellowships is it possible to have for each academic year?

Only one fellowship can be awarded for each academic year, regardless of its duration.

 

Who can participate in the competition calls for collaboration grants?

Recipients are exclusively students enrolled, up to the first year outside the course, in the following study courses of Sapienza University of Rome:

- Bachelor's degree;

- Master's degree;

- Single cycle master's degree.

 

At what time of the year are the competition notices for collaboration grants published?
Calls are usually published starting from September of each year and are available online on the University Transparent Administration website and on the Facility's website. The application submission deadline to participate shall not be less than 30 consecutive calendar days from the date of issue.

 

Is it possible to participate in several calls for the assignment of collaboration grants in an academic year?
Several applications can be submitted, up to a limit of eight for each academic year.

 

What are the minimum requirements to be able to apply for participation in calls?

Students enrolled in BA or MA degree courses, or single-cycle degree courses:

  • Who are enrolled to the second or third year of their courses or up to the first year outside the course;
  • Who have obtained at least 2/5 of the ECTS required by their training course, with reference to the academic year preceding the one in which the competition is announced.

 

Students enrolled in MA degree courses:

  • Must be enrolled in the first year in the current academic year.

 

Students enrolled in MA degree courses in years after the first:

  • in the current academic year be enrolled starting from the second year of their course of study and up to the first year outside the course;
  • have obtained at least 2/5 of the university training credits required by their training course, with reference to the academic year preceding the one in which the competition is announced.

 

 

If you are enrolled in a first level degree course, which exams / credits must be declared in order to calculate the merit?
All exams passed and credits obtained up to the moment of filling in the application form for the competition must be declared.

 

 

If you are enrolled from the second year of a master's degree course, which exams / credits must be declared for the calculation of merit?
With reference to both the three-year degree course and the course of study currently attended, all the exams passed and the credits obtained up to the moment of completing the application form for the competition must be indicated.

 

If you are enrolled in a master's degree course, which exams / credits must you declare?
All the exams passed and the credits obtained in the first level degree course must be included in the application form marks out of 30, the credits obtained and all the other credits acquired during the period of study carried out at the university of origin.

In the event that in the master's degree course, at the time of filling out the application for participation in the competition, they have already been exceeded exams and / or credits, it is necessary to include them in the application. In calculating the merit, these exams / credits of the master's degree course are also taken into account.

 

In a previous university career at a foreign university, credits / exams have been obtained, is it possible to include them in the application?
For students previously enrolled or enrolled in foreign universities who have been recognized in the current study course attended exams with a mark not expressed out of thirty, in the calculation of the weighted average this is not taken into account if at the time of recognition the course council did not convert the grade out of thirty. In calculating the credits accrued, credits related to exams taken at foreign universities are also taken into account, only if these have been recognized in the course of study attended.

 

If you have graduated from a foreign university, how should the exams passed and the credits obtained be declared?

It is necessary to convert the marks / credits into the Italian evaluation system and manually enter them in the computer system used to fill in the application form for the competition. Students whose career cannot be converted is required to do the SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) exam.

 

In the case of a university career that cannot be converted into the Italian assessment system, how is the score of the SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) used?

The evaluation indicated in the SAT certification must be converted into thirty, according to the following formula:
VSat converted = [(V-Vmin) / (Vmax-Vmin) * (Imax-Imin)] + Imin Where: V is the vote to be converted,
Vmin is the minimum grade to obtain the acquired SAT certification,
Vmax is the maximum grade expected for the SAT certification acquired,
Imin is the minimum grade for passing an exam in Sapienza (= 18/30),
Imax is the maximum mark in an exam in Sapienza (= 30/30).

 

How is the score calculated?

Merit (score) is calculated by adding the following parameters:

  • the weighted average of the marks (weighted with the relative credits) of the exams taken in the course of study currently attended and which are recorded with a mark; any eligibility, dissertations / final papers and internships are excluded from the calculation. The weighted average is obtained by applying the following furmula:

N is the number of exams taken,

Vi There is the grade obtained in the i-th exam,

Ci There are the credits assigned to the i-th exam.

Passing the exam with honors entails the attribution of an additional score to the grade equal to 0.10 for each honors obtained, therefore the grade of 30 with honors assigns a grade of 30.10.

  • the ratio between the credits obtained and all the credits foreseen in the study plan up to the year of the course preceding the one to which the scholarship refers, including the exams that assign a qualification and the final dissertations / papers and internships. The result of the report is multiplied by 30.

 

If an exam from a list of at least three exams that the student must have passed during his university career is included in the competition announcement, as an optional specific requirement, the merit score is calculated by adding the following parameter to the two previous parameters:

  • the grade of the exam.

 

Can students enrolled in a PhD or Advanced Professional Courses or Specialization School participate in competitions?
No, it is not possible to submit an application to participate in the competitions, as the scholarships are reserved exclusively for students enrolled in the Bachelor's, Master's, Single Cycle Master's Degree / unitary courses of Sapienza University of Rome.

 

Can students enrolled in another university (Italian or foreign) apply?
No. To participate in the competitions it is mandatory to be enrolled in a degree course, master's degree, single cycle master's degree / unitary path of Sapienza University of Rome.

 

How many years of off-course / repetition can be accumulated without incurring exclusion from the competition?
In the course of study currently attended, students must be enrolled at the latest in the first year outside the course. In the event of matriculation or enrollment in a master's degree course, even those who appear to have been registered during the degree course (first level), even after the first year out of the course, are admitted to the competition.

 

What activities can you collaborate on during the scholarship?

  • operation of Libraries, Museums and Sports Facilities of Sapienza University of Rome open to all students;
  • operation of laboratories of Sapienza University of Rome;
  • functioning of integrated didactic structures (multimedia classrooms, study rooms, etc.);
  • promotion of the educational offer of the University and of events related to orientation;
  • reception, orientation, information, archiving services;
  • support services for disabled students.
  • tutoring.

 

What is the duration of the collaboration grant?

The services required for the collaboration are established in 150 hours for each academic year, to be divided according to the internal needs of the assignment structure and, as a general rule, with an hourly commitment of not less than 2 hours and, as a rule, not more than 4 hours every day. In case of renouncement or graduation, you have the right to be paid for the hours worked if the number exceeds 25. In the event of termination of the appointment for proven disciplinary reasons, no emolument will be received.

 

How are merit penalties calculated?
For students who are enrolled and / or in the previous course of study, they appear to have been enrolled beyond the legal duration of the course of study (out of course or repeating) in the assessment of merit, after having calculated the weighted average of the exam marks, the result obtained is reduced by one point for each year of out-of-course and / or repetition. The result of the ratio between the credits obtained and the expected credits, after having been multiplied by 30, is also reduced by one point for each year of out-of-course and / or repetition. With regard to the year of enrollment, to be included in the application, it is specified that, for the sole purpose of the competition, the student who was first enrolled in a course of study and subsequently changed course, he will have to insert the first enrollment one if one or more exams taken have been recognized in the new course. If no exams have been recognized or a renouncement of studies for the first course has been submitted, the date of enrollment in the new course must be entered.

 

Can the exams / credits obtained abroad be included in the application?
The exams and credits obtained at foreign universities (within the Erasmus + project, "free mover", Erasmus Mundus etc.) can be declared in the application form only if already validated or recognized at the University of Rome "La Sapienza”, as part of the training course of the study course currently attended.

 

Exams ex. art. 6 of the Royal Decree n. 1269/38 are evaluated in the calculation of merit?
The extracurricular exams ex. art. 6 of the Royal Decree n. 1269/38 since these exams do not contribute to the achievement of the credits required for the attainment of the qualification and the consequent calculation of the weighted average.

 

Are single courses evaluated in the calculation of merit?
Single courses do not count in the calculation of merit if they have not already been recognized in the training course of the course of study currently attended.

 

In case of replacement for part of the hours due to renunciation, when is the compensation paid?
In the case of taking over the appointment deed, the remuneration is paid in a single solution at the end of the activity carried out, whatever the residual number of hours worked.

 

What is the minimum number of hours you need to accumulate to get paid?
In case of renouncement or graduation, you have the right to be paid for the hours worked if more than 25 hours are worked (therefore, at least 26 hours).

 

What is the fee for the collaboration activity?

The salary for the collaboration activity is equal to € 1,295.00 tax free.

 

Who issues the Single Certification?

To obtain the Single Certification it is necessary to connect to the link https://idp.uniroma1.it/idp/profile/SAML2/Redirect/SSO?execution=e1s2 and access the service using the access credentials of the Sapienza email inbox.

 

 

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