Faculty of Arts and Humanities��Department of Classics�Department of European, American and Intercultural Studies�Department of History Anthropology Religions Arts Media�Department of Modern Letters and Cultures�Department of Oriental Studies - ISO�Department of Philosophy��ERASMUS 2025/2026�� ��
Perchè studiare i media?
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29/01/2024
prof. Franca Sinopoli
President of the Erasmus Commission and the International Mobility programs
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Mr Cristiano Rosicarelli - SEAI
Mrs. Claudia Magnoni - Modern Letters and Cultures, Classics
Mr. Matteo Di Pasquale - ISO, Philosophy, ‘CIVIS’ alliance partners
Mr. Antonio Favara - SARAS
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The bando expires on the 18th of February 2025, at 1 PM
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A short movie:
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/andare-allestero
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to candidate yourself:
for those who gain a scholarship:
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to candidate yourself:
for those who gain a scholarship:
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https://goerasmus.web.uniroma1.it/
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ERASMUS destinations
CIVIS destinations
these documents are also available on the Faculty’s website, “Erasmus” —-> “Avvisi” section
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TO MAKE A GOOD CHOICE...
POINT 1
the university of my choice has to accept students from my level.
What does that mean?
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Level 1: laurea triennale – Bachelor degree
Level 2: laurea magistrale – Master’s degree
Level 3: dottorato di ricerca/scuola di specializzazione – Doctoral degree
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TO MAKE A GOOD CHOICE...
POINT 2
which languages do I speak?
In order to make an informed choice the second indicator is, quite obviously, the LINGUISTIC PROFICIENCY:
You must be fluent in whatever language you’re going to be following the host university’s classes in, and it’s not always the native language of the country. Many institutions offer courses taught in English.
The required level must be certified:
How?
- either you possess one of the accepted certifications (see the bando)
- OR you pass the language test at CLA (Centro Linguistico d’Ateneo – Academic Linguistic Center)
they will test your language skills through an exam, dates available between September and February (link https://web.uniroma1.it/cla).
also there’s other options (like attending a course taught entirely in English) but please always refer to the bando.
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Where are the language requirements listed?
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TO MAKE A GOOD CHOICE...
POINT 3
Check whether it’s a study field pertinent to your course
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In the search engine, you may use this dropdown menu to filter the research:
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Please consider first and foremost, when using the traditional list, the section that’s dedicated to the Department you belong to
DIPARTIMENTO ISO – STUDI ORIENTALI
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As for “CIVIS” destinations, please always check the “Other information” box as that’s where you may find the Faculty / Department / Major the scholarship you see refers to at the host university
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TO MAKE A GOOD CHOICE...
POINT 4
- Please be knowledgeable about the study offer from your institution of choice
- If needed, get in touch with the local Coordinator to verify that all courses you see are available for exchange students to attend
EXAMPLE - A.U. OF BARCELONA (E BARCELO02)
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INCOMING STUDENTS SECTION
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EXEMPLE – LEIDEN UNIVERSITY (NL LEIDEN01)
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INCOMING STUDENTS SECTION
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TO MAKE A GOOD CHOICE...
POINT 5
- Do not choose the same destinations everyone else does: Paris, Barcelona, Glasgow etc…
Consider that a lesser university would give you a warmer welcome and pay more attention to you during your studies there.
Smaller cities are often cheaper to live in...
to candidate yourself:
for those who gain a scholarship:
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to candidate yourself:
for those who gain a scholarship:
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Learning Agreement: study contract, made by the student autonomously and then evaluated by the RAM and approved by the host university’s coordinator
Change Form: changes to the Learning Agreement, agreed on by the student, RAM and host university’s coordinator
Transcript of records: certification of work done, with grades and ECTS gained abroad which will be converted by the RAM into their Italian counterparts. After the mobility has ended, with both what has been certified (Transcript of Records) and what had previously been agreed upon (Learning Agreement) in mind, your Faculty is going to give their approval for the recognition of all activities done while on an Erasmus period, including credits due and grades received.�Every host university has an official standard of conversion through which grades contained in your Transcript of Records will be translated into Italian terms, while a grade conversion table was developed based on guidelines on how to implement the ECTS system.
Learning Agreement
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