Welcome to the Sapienza University Erasmus Programme!

Key Information for Erasmus Students

• Application Procedures 2018/2019

• Sapienza Erasmus Student Guide

• Frequently Asked Questions

• Glossary

• What to do when you arrive

• Facebook page: Sapienza Exchange Students

• Instagram: sapienzainternationaloffice

Language Requirements

As per the new Sapienza guidelines, students are no longer required to provide an official certificate attesting their Italian language level. However, we recommend that students have no less than an intermediate level of Italian to make the most of their stay and make daily life in Rome easier and more enjoyable.

Italian Language Courses

Language courses are free of charge for all students who wish to attend them. In order to enroll in Sapienza Italian language courses, incoming Erasmus students must fill out the relevant section on their application form and take a placement test upon arrival.
Students have the following options:
- INTENSIVE COURSE (strongly suggested to students who do not have an intermediate level of Italian): Daily classes, 3 weeks - ENTRY TEST on September, 3rd 2018
- REGULAR COURSE: Classes from October to December (3 months) - ENTRY TEST on September, 20th 2018

Academic Information

For all information on your academic calendar, syllabus, exams, etc. you need to contact the Erasmus Officer at your receiving Faculty. All didactic activity is managed at a Faculty level.

List of courses 2018/2019

International Students Welcome Week

Sapienza organises an Erasmus Welcome Week in from 17th to 21st September 2018 for international students. During the event, students receive useful information about academic and university life at Sapienza. It is a great opportunity to meet the Erasmus staff and members of the Erasmus Student Network (ESN).

Enrolment in Exams for Erasmus Students – Infostud Service

As an Erasmus student at Sapienza, once you have filled out your on-line application form, you will receive a username and a temporary password to access the Infostud service. Please remember that you are not supposed to register by yourself!

At this point, your registration number (“matricola”) will not be active, yet. You will have to change your password to access other Infostud services. Your registration number will be fully actived only once you arrive in Rome and pick up your Erasmus student card at your faculty Erasmus office.

If you lose your registration number and/or your password, please contact: erasmusincoming@uniroma1.it

Summer School in Italian Language and Culture

Sapienza organises a Summer School for students to study and discover many aspects of Italian literature, arts and cinema, whilst perfecting their language skills. The Summer School includes two independent and parallel courses, taught both in English and Italian, with a final assessment test. Both courses include guided visits to the most important monuments and sites in Rome.

For further information: Sapienza Summer School