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CampusX, an immense green area a stone's throw from the University of Tor Vergata. An extraordinary place where you can share everything with 1000 roommates.
School of Engineering
Overall, students have about 20 thousand square metres of teaching area and 25 thousand square metres of outdoor green space at their disposal. Outside the university, they can meet more than 600 companies.
School of Engineering
Overall, students have about 20 thousand square metres of teaching area and 25 thousand square metres of outdoor green space at their disposal. Outside the university, they can meet more than 600 companies.
CampusX
Accommodation and services
CampusX offers its guests different student housing solutions, a range of services and access to different common areas where you can live any time of day, like:
Party Zone - Play Room - Lounge - BBQ area - Five-a-side football and padel courts - Calisthenics - Gym - Copy shop - Coworking - Study rooms - Pub - Restaurant - Reception - Music room - Laundry - Market.
School of Economics
Excellence at its best
The School of Economics of Tor Vergata University of Rome, established in 1987, is a centre of university education of excellence, recognised nationally and internationally. It currently has more than 5.000 members (15% of whom are international students).
The School’s services and facilities have been designed to fully meet the needs of work, study and meetings between students and teachers: Data Processing Service (SED); Language Laboratory; Student Information Service; International Relations Office (Erasmus+ Office); Desk imprese (Placement Office); Vilfredo Pareto Library.
The quality of teaching and research ensures a didactic and training service in line with the best international standards. More than 250 agreements are in place with partner universities around the world. The high teacher-student ratio guarantees a constant direct interaction. The tutoring service provided by the lecturers further guides students along the academic path. The School offers: Bachelor Degree Courses, Master of Science Courses, Postgraduate Master and PhD, taught in Italian and English.
School of Engineering
Classroom A1
Classroom A1 is located on floors -1 and 0, with a capacity of 236 seats, is one of the most spacious classrooms in the Education Building.
The School of Engineering hosts more than 50 classrooms, on three levels, easily accessible by stairs and lifts. There are also 6 study rooms, a computer lab and an electronics lab.
Picture taken before 2020.
School of Engineering
Make the future happen
Founded in 1982, pioneer together with the first group of 4 faculties, the School of Engineering has so far graduated more than 20 thousand students with a grade that in the last year is much higher than the national average.
Overall, students have about 20 thousand square metres of teaching area and 25 thousand square metres of outdoor green space at their disposal. Outside the university, in addition to the opportunities offered by the Erasmus calls for proposals, they can meet more than 600 companies, which the School has stipulated specific agreements with, where they can carry out internships.
The educational offer presents a wide range of both Bachelor and Master's degree courses, with the aim of training highly qualified specialists able to design, implement and manage complex systems and able to promote and develop technological innovation. The themes of research are strongly connected to the industrial world, which we work to maintain constant and continuous collaboration with.
School of Humanities
Enhance your dreams
The School of Humanities was founded in November 1981. Among its notable alumni we can find the former Minister of Education, Lorenzo Fioramonti.
The School of Humanities consists of two Departments: History, Cultural Heritage, Education and Society; Literary, Philosophical and Art History Studies.
The School of Humanities at Tor Vergata offers a wide range of courses: 9 three-year Degree courses, a five-year Single-cycle course, 13 Master's degree courses (two of which in English) and numerous teaching and research laboratories. Students are given the possibility to discover and enhance their vocation. At the same time, their braod academic training allows them to be successfully employed in different fields of experties.
PhD courses are also taught, first and second level masters, advanced training courses and training courses.
The degree courses, benefiting from a rich network of exchanges with Italian and international universities and research institutions, promote forms of involvement in the territory, with experts and specialists, which contribute to making the School a centre of excellence with high professional qualifications.
School of Humanities
Moscati Hall
The Moscati Hall is located in the Building B of the School of Humanities and hosts 96 students.
School of Law
Library
The Library is free access, and allows students to deepen their knowledge of doctrinal texts and collections of laws and jurisprudence. It occupies an area of 2,414 square metres with three large consultation rooms, a computer room for consulting databases and electronic periodicals, the newspaper and periodical library and an events room dedicated to support training and research.
Picture taken before 2020.
School of Law
The Science of Law
Founded in 1982, the year in which Tor Vergata University of Rome was established, the Faculty of Law has been transformed into a single Department that provides two degree courses, a School of Specialisation in legal professions, Master and PhD programmes. Since 2018 the premises have been located near the modern Rectorate of the University, in an area equipped with technologically advanced infrastructures and free of architectural barriers.
The Department offers two degree courses:
1. Master's degree in Law (single-cycle degree: 5 years - lessons are held at the University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’ and at the University of Rome ‘Foro Italico’).
The course aims to train qualified lawyers, with particular attention to the professions of attorney-at-law, judge and notary (of Italian law), public or private employment as well as areas such as banking, finance, insurance. It is a highly effective degree course for job prospects: according to the survey of Almalaurea (2018), after 5 years from graduation, law graduates from Tor Vergata University have, in comparison with the graduates from the other universities of Central Italy, the highest employment rate (79.5%), average wage (€ 1658,00/month) and satisfaction for the efficacy of the acquired knowledge in their work.
After graduation, students can continue their studies by applying for the School of Specialisation in legal professions and for PhDs programmes in public law, private law, legal history and legal philosophy (Diritto pubblico; Diritto e tutela: esperienza contemporanea, comparazione e sistema giuridico romanistico) or enrolling in a 2nd level professional Master programme.
2. Bachelor’s degree in Administration and International Relations.
The course prepares students to work in various fields such as Public Administration and the wider public sector, business and business strategies, international relations, communication and marketing.
The curriculum encourages teaching with a strong international vocation, and the teaching methodology is based on the experiences of international universities.
The synergy between legal, economic and historical-political studies stems from the most recent international experiences, which require a transversal and flexible preparation.
Graduates will be able to specialise in obtaining a Master's degree in Economics, Humanities, Political Science and the single-cycle Master’s degree in Law. The course is also designed to facilitate access to the Master’s courses provided by European universities.
The Department of Law carries out an intense research activity and of Third mission. Its objectives include increasing the quality and impact of research, teaching and Third mission, networking with other institutions and expanding the international dimension of teaching and research.
In addition to research projects and Third mission activities, the Department of Law has two Research Centres (Di-con-per Donne, Centro di Studi giuridici latino-americani) and a Department Series.
School of Medicine and Surgery
A world class medical training center
The School of Medicine at Tor Vergata University of Rome was established in 1982, the same year as the University itself.
Since 1997 it has been located in the building complex in Via Montpellier, where in 2000 the University Hospital was inaugurated.
It is a university training centre for more than 7,000 students, who benefit from the wide range of training courses that includes the single-cycle Master's Degree Courses in Medicine and Surgery in Italian and English, Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics and Pharmacy (in collaboration with the School of Science) the 19 Bachelor's Degree Courses of Health Professions organised in various branch offices, and the Master's Degree Courses of Health Professions.
The School of Medicine also offers Bachelor's and Master's Degree Courses in the area of Motor Sciences.
There is a very wide range of training courses offered by Medical Specialty Schools, first and second level Master's Degree Courses, Ph.D programs and the Medical Summer School.
The School of Medicine is home to research and health care centres of excellence and the integration between academic lectures, scientific research and health care is one of its strengths.
The School services and facilities include Educational Laboratories; Computer Room, Student Information Service; International Office (Erasmus+); "Paolo Fasella" Biomedical Library.
School of Medicine and Surgery
Fleming Lecture Hall
The Fleming lecture hall is the School’s representative lecture hall, which hosts scientific events, lectures, degree courses and meetings of the Faculty's main bodies.
School of Sciences
Didactic Laboratories
The didactic laboratories of the Science School provide students with a solid experimental preparation.
School of Sciences
Experiment with your studies
The School of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences, founded in 1982, has for many years been at the top of the national rankings for teaching and scientific research. Its teachers are often also internationally renowned scientists with positions of great responsibility in scientific organisations.
Nearby the School buildings, there are some of the major Italian scientific research centres in which hundreds of researchers work. Entering the School, students will find dozens and dozens of laboratories with very high technology instruments and computer centres in operation.
Sciences students can do internships in study centres and in important companies in Italy and abroad and, through the Erasmus Programme, carry out study experiences abroad lasting from 3 to 12 months.
In the Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences School at Tor Vergata it is possible to choose between several three-year degree courses in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. For those who wish to continue the academic career, there are also courses for Master's and PhD degrees available. Each first year student is assigned a tutor who will assist her/him throughout the study career, helping and supporting her/him own path through the various activities available.
Botanic Gardens
The greenhouse of succulents
The Succulent Plants greenhouse houses the collection of the Botanical Garden born thanks to the precious donations of some Private. The donations of succulent plants include more than 400 different species, all born and raised in captivity, most of which are CITES species in appendix II (Washington Convention and Law 19th December 1975, n.874).
The interior design of the Greenhouse reproduces the different habitats where the housed species belong. The reconstruction has concerned not only the aesthetics of the surface but also the choice of the cultivation soil that mimics the environment of origin of the various species. In fact, a "Wild" cultivation technique has been chosen to allow plants a development more closely to what they would appear in nature. This maximizes and makes clear the adaptations that plants put in place for survival in extreme climatic conditions.
The interior of the Greenhouse is ideally divided into three geographical zones: Africa on the West side (left), South America on the South-East side (right) and Mexico on the North-East side (right). The different zones belonging to the groups of plants are highlighted.
The exterior of the Greenhouse lodge several kinds of cold hardy plants like Opuntia, Agave, Dasylirion ed Echinocereus and also Ferocactus, Aloe, Mammillaria and Echinopsis.
Other Facilities, Gardens and Plants Collections are:
Arboretum: The Arboretum aims the study and dissemination of knowledge on biodiversity is therefore proposed as a permanent Environmental Education Centre. In 2010 started the initiative "Adopt a Tree" which is enjoying great success in involving schools, students, staff of the university and citizens of the area. Until today thanks to this initiative were planted about 750 plants covering an area of 5 hectares.
Germplasm Conservation Centre: an experimental nursery and seed bank for the conservation of wild native species and food and medicinal herbs. The centre has advanced technology for the micropropagation and the restoration of damaged habitat. The research currently focuses on recovery, molecular characterization, and propagation of old varieties, creating a system of plant cultivation in permanent contact with the productive world.
Theme Gardens.
Biblical Garden: The Garden was planted in 2000 during the “World Youth Day”. In the Garden you can find the species mentioned in the Bible such as Quercus macrolepis Kotschy, Cedrus libani A.Rich., Pinus halepensis Mill., Cinnamomum camphora (L.) Sieb., etc.
Garden of Music with the plant species used in making musical instruments and plants that have inspired works of classical and modern music.
Garden of Well-Being. This area has been designed to accommodate frail people for green therapy projects. Today there are many people who benefit from these workshops and who face a rehabilitation and social inclusion path with us.
Plant collections:
• Oaks (164 species)
• Carnivorous plants (39 species and 21 varieties)
• Gymnosperm (40 species)
• Succulents (500 species)
• Dogwoods (70 varieties and 25 species)
Botanic Gardens
The kingdom of plants
The vast area of 82 hectares where the project take place represent an example of integration between science and civil society. This new concept of botanical garden wants to combine different aspects such as teaching, research, innovation, and industrial development. To reach its objectives, Tor Vergata Botanic Gardens has pursued different vocations.
1) Scientific institution, the Garden serves as a ground for taxonomy, morphology, plant physiology, genetics, ecology, and biotechnology, conducted by the team of botanists along with professors and researchers from the Department of Biology of the University of Rome Tor Vergata, affiliated with the Garden. Our current research fields are carbon footprint, chemical composition and biological activities of herbs extracts, germplasm conservation of native species of agroindustrial interest, experimental nursery of native species, medicinal herbs, phytoremediation, innovative fertilizer for sustanibility and green therapy.
2) Cultural institution, it takes visitors on a voyage through the plant world, inviting them to explore the various outside gardens: biblical garden and different aspects of the native vegetation (Mediterranean Maquis, Mesophilous Wood, Ilex Wood) and in the future to discover different cultures with the realization of formal gardens. Moreover, the team of the garden organize different topic days to introduce people to the world of plants.
3) Educational institution, the Garden is a unique training ground, with numerous educational activities. The team of the garden introduce young people to the joys of gardening and the wonders of the natural sciences through an approach based on "learning by doing" and exploiting the significant benefits deriving from outdoor education.
4) Social institution, the Garden is an integral part of the urban fabric of Tor Vergata. It serves as the City's environmental conscience, promoting tree planting policies, the preservation of natural environments and public awareness. Over the years, it has fostered a special relationship with the people of neighbourhood and lends the community invaluable expertise and support in the develop and manage green spaces.
CampusX
Right place right time
CampusX, an immense green area a stone's throw from the University of Tor Vergata. An extraordinary place where you can share everything with 1000 roommates.
Starting with your apartment, the study, the small moments of relaxation, and all your passions.
CampusX is more than a space. It is an attitude that you carry with you throughout your life.
A place for students and enthusiasts of all the world, where you can feel free and carefree, where living becomes sharing even the unexpected, always feeling safe.
CampusX
Accommodation and services
CampusX offers its guests different student housing solutions, a range of services and access to different common areas where you can live any time of day, like:
Party Zone - Play Room - Lounge - BBQ area - Five-a-side football and padel courts - Calisthenics - Gym - Copy shop - Coworking - Study rooms - Pub - Restaurant - Reception - Music room - Laundry - Market.
Botanic Gardens
The greenhouse of succulents
The Succulent Plants greenhouse houses the collection of the Botanical Garden born thanks to the precious donations of some Private. The donations of succulent plants include more than 400 different species, all born and raised in captivity, most of which are CITES species in appendix II (Washington Convention and Law 19th December 1975, n.874).
The interior design of the Greenhouse reproduces the different habitats where the housed species belong. The reconstruction has concerned not only the aesthetics of the surface but also the choice of the cultivation soil that mimics the environment of origin of the various species. In fact, a "Wild" cultivation technique has been chosen to allow plants a development more closely to what they would appear in nature. This maximizes and makes clear the adaptations that plants put in place for survival in extreme climatic conditions.
The interior of the Greenhouse is ideally divided into three geographical zones: Africa on the West side (left), South America on the South-East side (right) and Mexico on the North-East side (right). The different zones belonging to the groups of plants are highlighted.
The exterior of the Greenhouse lodge several kinds of cold hardy plants like Opuntia, Agave, Dasylirion ed Echinocereus and also Ferocactus, Aloe, Mammillaria and Echinopsis.
Other Facilities, Gardens and Plants Collections are:
Arboretum: The Arboretum aims the study and dissemination of knowledge on biodiversity is therefore proposed as a permanent Environmental Education Centre. In 2010 started the initiative "Adopt a Tree" which is enjoying great success in involving schools, students, staff of the university and citizens of the area. Until today thanks to this initiative were planted about 750 plants covering an area of 5 hectares.
Germplasm Conservation Centre: an experimental nursery and seed bank for the conservation of wild native species and food and medicinal herbs. The centre has advanced technology for the micropropagation and the restoration of damaged habitat. The research currently focuses on recovery, molecular characterization, and propagation of old varieties, creating a system of plant cultivation in permanent contact with the productive world.
Theme Gardens.
Biblical Garden: The Garden was planted in 2000 during the “World Youth Day”. In the Garden you can find the species mentioned in the Bible such as Quercus macrolepis Kotschy, Cedrus libani A.Rich., Pinus halepensis Mill., Cinnamomum camphora (L.) Sieb., etc.
Garden of Music with the plant species used in making musical instruments and plants that have inspired works of classical and modern music.
Garden of Well-Being. This area has been designed to accommodate frail people for green therapy projects. Today there are many people who benefit from these workshops and who face a rehabilitation and social inclusion path with us.
Plant collections:
• Oaks (164 species)
• Carnivorous plants (39 species and 21 varieties)
• Gymnosperm (40 species)
• Succulents (500 species)
• Dogwoods (70 varieties and 25 species)
Botanic Gardens
The kingdom of plants
The vast area of 82 hectares where the project take place represent an example of integration between science and civil society. This new concept of botanical garden wants to combine different aspects such as teaching, research, innovation, and industrial development. To reach its objectives, Tor Vergata Botanic Gardens has pursued different vocations.
1) Scientific institution, the Garden serves as a ground for taxonomy, morphology, plant physiology, genetics, ecology, and biotechnology, conducted by the team of botanists along with professors and researchers from the Department of Biology of the University of Rome Tor Vergata, affiliated with the Garden. Our current research fields are carbon footprint, chemical composition and biological activities of herbs extracts, germplasm conservation of native species of agroindustrial interest, experimental nursery of native species, medicinal herbs, phytoremediation, innovative fertilizer for sustanibility and green therapy.
2) Cultural institution, it takes visitors on a voyage through the plant world, inviting them to explore the various outside gardens: biblical garden and different aspects of the native vegetation (Mediterranean Maquis, Mesophilous Wood, Ilex Wood) and in the future to discover different cultures with the realization of formal gardens. Moreover, the team of the garden organize different topic days to introduce people to the world of plants.
3) Educational institution, the Garden is a unique training ground, with numerous educational activities. The team of the garden introduce young people to the joys of gardening and the wonders of the natural sciences through an approach based on "learning by doing" and exploiting the significant benefits deriving from outdoor education.
4) Social institution, the Garden is an integral part of the urban fabric of Tor Vergata. It serves as the City's environmental conscience, promoting tree planting policies, the preservation of natural environments and public awareness. Over the years, it has fostered a special relationship with the people of neighbourhood and lends the community invaluable expertise and support in the develop and manage green spaces.
Campus X
CampusX, an immense green area a stone's throw from the University of Tor Vergata. An extraordinary place where you can share everything with 1000 roommates.
CampusX
Right place right time
CampusX, an immense green area a stone's throw from the University of Tor Vergata. An extraordinary place where you can share everything with 1000 roommates.
Starting with your apartment, the study, the small moments of relaxation, and all your passions.
CampusX is more than a space. It is an attitude that you carry with you throughout your life.
A place for students and enthusiasts of all the world, where you can feel free and carefree, where living becomes sharing even the unexpected, always feeling safe.
School of Economics
Excellence at its best
The School of Economics of Tor Vergata University of Rome, established in 1987, is a centre of university education of excellence, recognised nationally and internationally. It currently has more than 5.000 members (15% of whom are international students).
The School’s services and facilities have been designed to fully meet the needs of work, study and meetings between students and teachers: Data Processing Service (SED); Language Laboratory; Student Information Service; International Relations Office (Erasmus+ Office); Desk imprese (Placement Office); Vilfredo Pareto Library.
The quality of teaching and research ensures a didactic and training service in line with the best international standards. More than 250 agreements are in place with partner universities around the world. The high teacher-student ratio guarantees a constant direct interaction. The tutoring service provided by the lecturers further guides students along the academic path. The School offers: Bachelor Degree Courses, Master of Science Courses, Postgraduate Master and PhD, taught in Italian and English.
School of Engineering
Classroom A1
Classroom A1 located on floors -1 and 0, with a capacity of 236 seats, is one of the most spacious classrooms in the Education Building.
The School of Engineering hosts more than 50 classrooms, on three levels, easily accessible by stairs and lifts. There are also 6 study rooms, a computer lab and an electronics lab.
Picture taken before 2020.
School of Engineering
Make the future happen
Founded in 1982, pioneer together with the first group of 4 faculties, the School of Engineering has so far graduated more than 20 thousand students with a grade that in the last year is much higher than the national average.
Overall, students have about 20 thousand square metres of teaching area and 25 thousand square metres of outdoor green space at their disposal. Outside the university, in addition to the opportunities offered by the Erasmus calls for proposals, they can meet more than 600 companies, which the School has stipulated specific agreements with, where they can carry out internships.
The educational offer presents a wide range of both Bachelor and Master's degree courses, with the aim of training highly qualified specialists able to design, implement and manage complex systems and able to promote and develop technological innovation. The themes of research are strongly connected to the industrial world, which we work to maintain constant and continuous collaboration with.
School of Engineering
Overall, students have about 20 thousand square metres of teaching area and 25 thousand square metres of outdoor green space at their disposal. Outside the university, they can meet more than 600 companies.
School of Engineering
Overall, students have about 20 thousand square metres of teaching area and 25 thousand square metres of outdoor green space at their disposal. Outside the university, they can meet more than 600 companies.
School of Humanities
Enhance your dreams
The School of Humanities was founded in November 1981. Among its notable alumni we can find the former Minister of Education, Lorenzo Fioramonti.
The School of Humanities consists of two Departments: History, Cultural Heritage, Education and Society; Literary, Philosophical and Art History Studies.
The School of Humanities at Tor Vergata offers a wide range of courses: 9 three-year Degree courses, a five-year Single-cycle course, 13 Master's degree courses (two of which in English) and numerous teaching and research laboratories. Students are given the possibility to discover and enhance their vocation. At the same time, their braod academic training allows them to be successfully employed in different fields of experties.
PhD courses are also taught, first and second level masters, advanced training courses and training courses.
The degree courses, benefiting from a rich network of exchanges with Italian and international universities and research institutions, promote forms of involvement in the territory, with experts and specialists, which contribute to making the School a centre of excellence with high professional qualifications.
School of Humanities
Moscati Hall
The Moscati Hall is located in the Building B of the School of Humanities and hosts 96 students.
School of Law
Library
The Library is free access, and allows students to deepen their knowledge of doctrinal texts and collections of laws and jurisprudence. It occupies an area of 2,414 square metres with three large consultation rooms, a computer room for consulting databases and electronic periodicals, the newspaper and periodical library and an events room dedicated to support training and research.
Picture taken before 2020.
School of Medicine and Surgery
A world class medical training center
The School of Medicine at Tor Vergata University of Rome was established in 1982, the same year as the University itself.
Since 1997 it has been located in the building complex in Via Montpellier, where in 2000 the University Hospital was inaugurated.
It is a university training centre for more than 7,000 students, who benefit from the wide range of training courses that includes the single-cycle Master's Degree Courses in Medicine and Surgery in Italian and English, Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics and Pharmacy (in collaboration with the School of Science) the 19 Bachelor's Degree Courses of Health Professions organised in various branch offices, and the Master's Degree Courses of Health Professions.
The School of Medicine also offers Bachelor's and Master's Degree Courses in the area of Motor Sciences.
There is a very wide range of training courses offered by Medical Specialty Schools, first and second level Master's Degree Courses, Ph.D programs and the Medical Summer School.
The School of Medicine is home to research and health care centres of excellence and the integration between academic lectures, scientific research and health care is one of its strengths.
The School services and facilities include Educational Laboratories; Computer Room, Student Information Service; International Office (Erasmus+); "Paolo Fasella" Biomedical Library.
School of Medicine and Surgery
Fleming Lecture Hall
The Fleming lecture hall is the School’s representative lecture hall, which hosts scientific events, lectures, degree courses and meetings of the Faculty's main bodies.
School of Sciences
Didactic Laboratories
The didactic laboratories of the Science School provide students with a solid experimental preparation.
School of Sciences
Experiment with your studies
The School of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences, founded in 1982, has for many years been at the top of the national rankings for teaching and scientific research. Its teachers are often also internationally renowned scientists with positions of great responsibility in scientific organisations.
Nearby the School buildings, there are some of the major Italian scientific research centres in which hundreds of researchers work. Entering the School, students will find dozens and dozens of laboratories with very high technology instruments and computer centres in operation.
Sciences students can do internships in study centres and in important companies in Italy and abroad and, through the Erasmus Programme, carry out study experiences abroad lasting from 3 to 12 months.
In the Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences School at Tor Vergata it is possible to choose between several three-year degree courses in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. For those who wish to continue the academic career, there are also courses for Master's and PhD degrees available. Each first year student is assigned a tutor who will assist her/him throughout the study career, helping and supporting her/him own path through the various activities available.
School of Law
The Science of Law
Founded in 1982, the year in which Tor Vergata University of Rome was established, the Faculty of Law has been transformed into a single Department that provides two degree courses, a School of Specialisation in legal professions, Master and PhD programmes. Since 2018 the premises have been located near the modern Rectorate of the University, in an area equipped with technologically advanced infrastructures and free of architectural barriers.
The Department offers two degree courses:
1. Master's degree in Law (single-cycle degree: 5 years - lessons are held at the University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’ and at the University of Rome ‘Foro Italico’).
The course aims to train qualified lawyers, with particular attention to the professions of attorney-at-law, judge and notary (of Italian law), public or private employment as well as areas such as banking, finance, insurance. It is a highly effective degree course for job prospects: according to the survey of Almalaurea (2018), after 5 years from graduation, law graduates from Tor Vergata University have, in comparison with the graduates from the other universities of Central Italy, the highest employment rate (79.5%), average wage (€ 1658,00/month) and satisfaction for the efficacy of the acquired knowledge in their work.
After graduation, students can continue their studies by applying for the School of Specialisation in legal professions and for PhDs programmes in public law, private law, legal history and legal philosophy (Diritto pubblico; Diritto e tutela: esperienza contemporanea, comparazione e sistema giuridico romanistico) or enrolling in a 2nd level professional Master programme.
2. Bachelor’s degree in Administration and International Relations.
The course prepares students to work in various fields such as Public Administration and the wider public sector, business and business strategies, international relations, communication and marketing.
The curriculum encourages teaching with a strong international vocation, and the teaching methodology is based on the experiences of international universities.
The synergy between legal, economic and historical-political studies stems from the most recent international experiences, which require a transversal and flexible preparation.
Graduates will be able to specialise in obtaining a Master's degree in Economics, Humanities, Political Science and the single-cycle Master’s degree in Law. The course is also designed to facilitate access to the Master’s courses provided by European universities.
The Department of Law carries out an intense research activity and of Third mission. Its objectives include increasing the quality and impact of research, teaching and Third mission, networking with other institutions and expanding the international dimension of teaching and research.
In addition to research projects and Third mission activities, the Department of Law has two Research Centres (Di-con-per Donne, Centro di Studi giuridici latino-americani) and a Department Series.
Welcome
Welcome to Tor Vergata University of Rome
Feel free to explore our Faculties and Campus, even if we are far away you can experience our University!
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Have a safe trip, we look forward to seeing you soon at Tor Vergata.
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Welcome
Welcome to Tor Vergata University of Rome
Feel free to explore our Faculties and Campus, even if we are far away you can experience our University!
Select the environments in the menu and use the buttons to find out more.
Have a safe trip, we look forward to seeing you soon at Tor Vergata.
Watch our institutional video at:
School of Economics
Professors among the Ministers of the Italian Republic
Prof. Paolo Savona
He was Minister for Industry, Trade and Crafts (from 1993 to 1994) and Minister for European Affairs (from 2018 to 2019).
Prof. Maurizio Sacconi
He was Minister of Labour, Health and Social Policy (from 2008 to 2009) and Minister of Labour and Social Policy (from 2009 to 2011).
Prof. Renato Brunetta
He was Minister for Public Administration and Innovation (2008 to 2011).
Prof. Enrico Giovannini
He was Minister of Labour and Social Policy (from 2013 to 2014).
Prof. Giovanni Tria
He was Minister of Economy and Finance (from 2018 to 2019).
School of Economics
Classroom T2
The Classroom T2 is located on the ground floor of Building A of the School of Economics and houses 400 students.
Picture taken before 2020.
School of Economics
Professors among the Ministers of the Italian Republic
Prof. Paolo Savona
He was Minister for Industry, Trade and Crafts (from 1993 to 1994) and Minister for European Affairs (from 2018 to 2019).
Prof. Maurizio Sacconi
He was Minister of Labour, Health and Social Policy (from 2008 to 2009) and Minister of Labour and Social Policy (from 2009 to 2011).
Prof. Renato Brunetta
He was Minister for Public Administration and Innovation (2008 to 2011).
Prof. Enrico Giovannini
He was Minister of Labour and Social Policy (from 2013 to 2014).
Prof. Giovanni Tria
He was Minister of Economy and Finance (from 2018 to 2019).
School of Economics
Classroom T2
The Classroom T2 is located on the ground floor of Building A of the School of Economics and houses 400 students.
Picture taken before 2020.