Application Procedure
Follow these steps to apply to Tor Vergata University.
Applications and enrollment at Tor Vergata University of Rome, as for all other public Italian universities, are regulated by the Ministry of University and Research (MUR) in accordance with the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Use of Agencies and Recruiters
Tor Vergata University of Rome does not make use of agencies or recruiters based abroad for the admission of international students.
Our University independently manages application process as indicated in the calls or notices, published on the Courses page.
Procedures to be carried out for international students are reported on the Admissions page.
For further information about requirements and procedures for international students, contact the International Students Office of the University of Rome Tor Vergata international.students@uniroma2.it .
1. How to Apply
In order to apply to Tor Vergata University of Rome, there are 3 main steps you need to take to submit your application. First: choose which course you want to apply for. Note that procedures, deadlines and requirements may vary depending on programme/course. Please visit the link below for info on programmes and courses:
2. Application - Assessment
EU / Non-EU students with International Qualification
If you are an EU or a non-EU student with an international qualification and you wish to apply to a Bachelor's or Master's degree program at Tor Vergata University of Rome, you can proceed with an online application. The procedure is reported at point 2a and requires you to:
- Upload the required documentation
- Pay the application fee of 30 euro and validate the payment
2a. How to Proceed with the Application - Assessment
In order to start your online application you will need to access the Delphi system. Click below to start your application:
3. Requirements and Procedures
More precise and detailed information is published on the ministerial website at the page: studiare-in-italia.it/studentistranieri
In order to enroll in a Bachelor's Degree or a Single-cycle Degree, you must be in possession of a final diploma obtained after at least 12 years of schooling accompanied by the statement of comparability issued by the CIMEA (Center for Information on Mobility and Academic Equivalence), which can be applied for on-line at the following link: Cimea
Alternatively, applicants can submit the declaration of value issued by the competent Italian Diplomatic Representation on the territory together with the official Italian translation and legalization of the final title. In case of submission of the Declaration of Value, the University reserves the right to require additional documentation.
In order to enroll in a Master's Degree (two-year programme), you must be in possession of a final academic title corresponding to the first cycle according to the Bologna Process Qualifications Framework and level 6 according to the European Qualifications Framework (EQF). The above-mentioned document must be accompanied by the statement of comparability issued by the CIMEA (Center for Information on Mobility and Academic Equivalence), which can be applied for on-line at the following link: Cimea
Together with the exam transcript in original and official Italian translation (for courses taught in Italian), or with the official English translation (for courses taught in English). The Diploma Supplement can replace the transcript.
Please Note: When submitting a Declaration of Value, Tor Vergata University of Rome reserves the right to require additional documentation.
In the following sections, choosing your category, you will find useful information about how to apply to our courses, deadlines, available places and documents required.
- EU & Non-EU students residing in Italy and holding a foreign title
- Non-EU students resident abroad (Study Visa applicants)
- Marco Polo Chinese students
- Non-EU Citizens Holding an Italian title
3a. EU students holding a foreign title and non-EU students residing in Italy with a foreign title
This category includes EU citizens (also Italians), Equivalent and non-EU citizens with an Italian resident permit holding a foreign title. Citizens of Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland and Republic of San Marino are considered as Equivalent students; as well as refugees and holders of subsidiary protection status, including staff in service in Diplomatic Representations abroad and in international bodies located in Italy – accredited to the Italian State or the Holy See – and their dependent families (spouse and children).
If you are an EU citizen, or if you are non-EU citizen but you are officially resident in Italy please click below.
3b. Non-EU students Not Resident in Italy
This category includes students with citizenship of a non-EU Country and resident abroad, hence applying for a Study Visa.
If you are an Non-EU applicant, resident abroad please follow the link/button below
3c. Marco Polo Program Chinese Students
If you are Chinese students of the Marco Polo Programme please follow the link below.
3d. Non-EU Citizens Holding an Italian Title
The non-EU citizens holding a title obtained in Italy, access to the University in accordance with the same procedures meant for the Italian citizens (hence with no dedicated quota nor need to sit for the test of Italian language).
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