Key Features

1. Historic & Prestigious: One of Europe’s oldest and largest public universities, established in 1303 and a major research institution.
2. Global Recognition: Degrees are recognized worldwide and the university appears in major international rankings.
3. Large & Diverse: Over 300+ programmes across bachelor’s, master’s, PhD, and professional courses with broad academic fields.
4. English‑Taught Options: Offers a significant number of English‑taught Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes (around 59 in English).
5. Affordable Tuition: Public university with tuition usually ranging roughly €300 – €1,500+ per year (based on residence and income categories).
6. Scholarships Available: Scholarships and benefits based on academic merit and/or family income are offered.
7. Location: Situated in Rome, Italy’s capital, with rich cultural life, international institutions, and varied student experiences.

Undergraduate Programs

1. Study Areas: Humanities, Sciences, Engineering, Social Sciences, Law, Economics, Medicine, Architecture, etc., including many English‑taught programmes.
2. Entry Requirements: High school completion (minimum 12 years of study); specific programme requirements may include entrance tests (e.g., TOLC or other)
3. English Requirement (ELP): Minimum CEFR B2 for English‑taught programmes; acceptable certificates usually include IELTS (B2 level), TOEFL iBT, Cambridge certificates, etc. Students with previous education in English or valid English‑medium degrees may sometimes get exemptions or use Medium of Instruction certificates.
4. Tuition Fees: Around €300 – €1,500+ per year (depending on country of residence and income status).
5. Living Costs: Estimated around €8,000 – €15,000+ per year (housing, food, travel, personal). (General Italy estimate)
6. Scholarships: Merit‑based awards and fee reductions available based on performance and/or income.
7. Spouse/Family: International students holding a valid study visa may be able to bring spouse/children, but this is governed by Italian immigration/family reunification laws (not the university). A family or accompanying family member visa requires proof of relationship, adequate accommodation, and financial capacity of the sponsor.

 Postgraduate Programs (PG)

1. Study Areas: Master’s programmes in Economics, Engineering, Data Science, Humanities, Sciences, Global Studies, Architecture, etc., with many English‑taught options.
2. Entry Requirements: Recognised bachelor’s degree; some programmes may require entrance assessments or pre‑selection steps for non‑EU students.
3. English Requirement (ELP): Minimum CEFR B2 level typically required for English‑taught masters (IELTS B2, TOEFL iBT, Cambridge etc.). Exemptions may apply for degrees already in English or official proof from previous education.
4. Tuition Fees: Same public funding system applies; often €300 – €1,500+ per year, but specific programmes can differ.
5. Living Costs: Around €8,000 – €15,000+ per year in Rome (housing, food, transport).
6. Scholarships & Support: Merit‑based grants and partial fee exemptions available; career and internship support provided.
7. Spouse/Family: Similar to UG, postgraduate students can apply for family/partner visas under Italian immigration rules.