Roma, 09 febbraio 2017

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1 AREA PER L INTERNAZIONALIZZAZIONE Roma, 09 febbraio 2017

2 Sapienza University of Rome A BRIEF HISTORY Sapienza University of Rome was founded on 20 April 1303 by Pope Bonifacio VIII as Studium Urbis. In 1431 Pope Eugene IV reorganized the Studium including four faculties (Law, Medicine, Philosophy and Theology) and buying a palace which later, in 1959, housed the Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza church, a Borromini s baroque masterpiece. In 1808, the Faculties were Sacred Sciences, Law, Philosophy, Medicine and Surgery, Philology. In 1904 the Policlinico Umberto I was opened next to Stazione Termini, as an University hospital and headquarter of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery. In 1935 the new university campus planned by Marcello Piacentini, close to Stazione Termini and Policlinico Umberto I, was completed Pagina 2

3 Sapienza University of Rome Today Enrolled students a.y. 2015/ Foreign students a.y. 2015/ Academics 900 Research Grants Administrative Staff 155 First Cycle (Bachelor) a.y. 2016/ Second Cycle (Master) a.y. 2016/17 14 Single Cycle University Degrees a.y. 2016/17 23 Programmes Taught in English (2BAs, 20 Mas, 1 single cycle) 81 PhD Courses - a.y. 2016/17 (5 of them international) 107 Specialization Schools a.y. 2016/17 57 Training and Higher Education Courses a.y. 2016/17 55 Courses with double degree 253 Professional Master Degrees a.y. 2016/17 Pagina 3

4 Sapienza University of Rome STRUCTURES Pagina 4

5 OFFICES ERASMUS OFFICE (INTERNATIONAL OFFICE): Central Office reference point before your arrival (University Campus, Palazzina Tumminelli, 2 nd floor) Director of the International Office: Dott.ssa Maria Ester Scarano Erasmus Institutional Coordinator: Prof. Luciano Saso FACULTY: - Academic responsible (Professor in charge of academic matters) - Administrative responsible (in charge of administrative issues, documents, ecc.) Pagina 5

6 UPON ARRIVAL Erasmus Office of your receiving Faculty Erasmus student card Get your documents signed Information about enrolment, exams, timetable, academic calendar BEFORE LEAVING Certificate of attendance Transcript of Records Other documents provided by your home University Pagina 6

7 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS in the second semester April 16 April 17 April 25 May 1 June 2 June 29 August 15 Easter Day Easter Monday Liberation Day Labour Day Republic Day Ss. Peter and Paul (Rome) Assumption of the Virgin Mary / Ferragosto Academic calendar Pagina 7

8 Sapienza University of Rome STUDENT SERVICES Sapienza s students can benefit from a wide variety of services: Libraries: - Sapienza Central Libraries - Libraries in Rome: public libraries, National Central Library in Rome Pagina 8

9 Sapienza University of Rome STUDENT SERVICES Sapienza Museums (21) Pagina 9

10 Sapienza University of Rome STUDENT SERVICES Botanical Garden Pagina 10

11 Sapienza University of Rome STUDENT SERVICES Psychological Counselling Pagina 11

12 Sapienza University of Rome STUDENT SERVICES Sapienza s students can benefit from a wide variety of services: CUS (Centro Universitario Sportivo): - Tor di Quinto» - Piazzale del Verano» - Valle Aurelia Pagina 12

13 Sapienza University of Rome STUDENT SERVICES Progetto MuSa: MuSa Classica, MuSa Jazz e MuSa Coro Pagina 13

14 Sapienza University of Rome STUDENT SERVICES Discounts on theatre, cinema, concerts tickets IUC (Istituzione Universitaria dei Concerti) Classical, Contemporary, Jazz & Baroque music Pagina 14

15 ERASMUS WELCOME DAYS Today p.m. - Get involved Fair! p.m. Tax code - Aula 13, ground floor Palazzina Tumminelli 4.30 p.m. Guided Tour (in italian) by the association Veni, Vidi, Visit Meeting Point at 4.30 in Piazza Colonna, under the monument. The tour includes Piazza Colonna, Galleria Colonna, Galleria Sciarra, Piazza di Pietra, Sant'Ignazio, Santa Maria sopra Minerva 8.00 p.m. Cocktail and Karaoke by ESN Roma ASE association, at Antica Biblioteca, Largo del Teatro Valle n. 9, Roma Pagina 15

16 ERASMUS WELCOME DAYS Tomorrow p.m. Tax code - Aula 13, ground floor Palazzina Tumminelli a.m. Guided Tour (in italian) by the association Veni, Vidi, Visit Meeting Point at in Piazza Colonna, under the monument. The tour includes Piazza Colonna, Galleria Colonna, Galleria Sciarra, Piazza di Pietra, Sant'Ignazio, Santa Maria sopra Minerva 3.30 p.m. Guided Tour of Trastevere and Gianicolo (in italian) by the association Veni, Vidi, Visit Meeting Point at 3.30 in Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, in front of the church The visit includes Santa Maria in Trastevere, Tempietto del Bramante, Fontana dell'acqua Paola, San Crisogono p.m. International Party by ESN Roma ASE association, at Planet Disco, Via del Commercio n. 36, Roma Pagina 16

17 ERASMUS WELCOME DAYS On Saturday a.m. Guided Tour (in English) by the association Veni, Vidi, Visit Meeting point at in front of the metro B stop Circo Massimo (F.A.O. building side) The visit includes Aventino, Foro Boario e Ghetto 3.30 p.m. Promenade by ESN Roma ASE association Meeting point at Colosseo, in front of the metro B stop The promenade includes the city centre, from Colosseo to Piazza Navona, through Fori Imperiali, Piazza Venezia, Fontana di Trevi and Pantheon Social and cultural events organized by the Erasmus Student Network Pagina 17

18 CONTACT DETAILS Thank you for your kind attention! Sapienza University of Rome 09 febbraio 2017 Pagina 18