Admission at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, for the academic year 2024-2025 is now available. Students may apply for a study visa at WWW.UNIVERSITALY.IT (NON-EU STUDENTS ONLY) until June 28, 2024. The deadline for International Admissions 2024-2025 for all other applicants is July 29, 2024. Students who are applying from outside of the country or have foreign credentials must go through a series of steps before enrolling. As a result, we created a custom site that describes your needs depending on your position, program, and credentials. Contact information on this page will link you to the office or online resource that best meets your needs.
Sapienza University of Rome Admissions 2024-2025
Before submitting your pre-selection application, please carefully read the descriptions and admission criteria. For further information on enrollment processes, please refer to the Course Catalogue (located in the “Apply” section). For programs not included in the pre-selection procedure, please go to the Course Catalogue directly.
| Information | Details |
| Admission Year | 2024-2025 |
| Application Deadline for Non-EU Candidates | April 29, 2024 |
| Application Deadline for All Other Candidates | July 29, 2024 |
| Application Process | Check Online |
| Programs Offered | Check Online |
| Application Form | Click Here |
International students must go through several processes to enroll in one of our numerous degree programs, depending on whether they are already residents of Italy, need a visa, or have a passport from outside the EU. Although these procedures might be daunting at times, we are here to help you through them.
Admission Requirements
If you are an Italian citizen with an international High School Diploma, your title permits you to continue your studies at Italian universities only if it was conferred after at least the final two years of good attendance in the foreign education system.
| Information | Details |
| Eligibility Criteria for Bachelor’s Program | Completion of at least 12 years of high school education |
| Eligibility Criteria for Master’s Program | Completion of at least three years of undergraduate study at an accredited university in a relevant field |
| Language Proficiency | Minimum upper-intermediate proficiency in either English or Italian (B2 level) |
| Entrance Exam (if applicable) | Required for certain programs (e.g., Medicine and Surgery) |
Please refer to CIMEA article n. 135, which discusses the recognition of qualifications conferred by foreign institutions in Italy or Italian schools abroad. If you have a final qualification from a Secondary School Institution in the Republic of San Marino, please read Attachment 2 of the Ministerial rules.
Eligibility Criteria for Pakistani Students:
Pakistani Equivalents:
- Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC): None
- Intermediate (IEC) Examination Certificate: None
- 4-year Bachelor’s Degree (Honours) corresponding to level 6 of Pakistan Qualifications Framework (PKF): Second-cycle Master’s Degree
- 4 or 5-year professional Bachelor’s Degree: Second-cycle Master’s Degree
- 3-year Bachelor’s Degrees (even with Honours) corresponding to level 5 of PKF: Must be followed by 1 additional year of studies leading to an Honours Degree of 4 years or to a Master’s Degree
- 2-year Associate Degrees and Bachelor’s Degrees (Pass) corresponding to level 5 of PKF: Must be followed by 2 additional years of studies leading to an Honours Degree of 4 years or to a Master’s Degree
Italian Equivalents:
- Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC): Does not grant direct access to second-cycle Master’s Degrees in Italy
- Intermediate (IEC) Examination Certificate: Does not grant direct access to second-cycle Master’s Degrees in Italy
Notes:
- The Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) and Intermediate (IEC) Examination Certificate do not grant direct access to second-cycle Master’s Degrees in Italy.
- Certain Bachelor’s Degrees may lead to second-cycle Master’s Degrees.
- 3-year Bachelor’s Degrees (level 5 PKF) must be followed by additional studies for an Honours Degree or a Master’s Degree.
Eligibility Guidelines for International Students
- To be eligible for a Bachelor’s degree, students must have finished at least 12 years of high school education; for a Master’s program, they must have completed at least three years of undergraduate study at an authorized institution in a related subject.
- All students must have at least upper-intermediate competence in either English or Italian (B2 level), depending on their program of choice.
- Certain schools, such as medicine and surgery, also need an admission test.
IMPORTANT: Please be informed that entrance to Sapienza University of Rome is subject on meeting all of the aforementioned conditions, some of which are beyond of the university’s authority. Remember to follow all the regulations that apply to your specific status (such as visa application, permanent resident, foreign degree holder, etc.).
Required Documents
- Required documents: passport, high school and university diplomas.
- Required documents include a transcript of records, a language certificate, and an optional reference letter.
- Additional supporting papers.
Application fee
All pre-selection students must pay a 30 euro application fee for each submitted application (up to two submissions per applicant every intake).
| Information | Details |
| Fee | 30 euros per application |
| Maximum Applications | 2 applications per candidate per intake |
About University
Sapienza University is a well-known worldwide, public, highly rated, comprehensive, and interdisciplinary institution. The institution offers 57 Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs taught exclusively in English. Sapienza also provides more than 240 Bachelor’s and Master’s programs in Italian. PhD-related programs are offered monthly. You may check at a variety of different programs, such as Advanced Professional Courses, Summer/Winter Schools, etc.
Contact Number:
- Sapienza University of Rome
- Piazzale Aldo Moro 5, 00185 Roma
- (+39) 06 49911
- CF 80209930587 PI 02133771002.