UER belongs to an international network with more than 70 years of experience in the education field. The degree programs are designed and tuned towards the global society: lectures entirely held in English, Erasmus placement and cultural exchanges
In order to take advantage of the Erasmus+/exchange programme, there must be a previous agreement between your University and Università Europea di Roma. The eligibility to participate is first determined by your University, so we encourage you to visit your International Relations Office first.
Once you have been nominated by your University, you need to send the following documents by e-mail to francesca.chiriani@unier.it AND laura.polimadei@unier.it:
An official translation into English or Italian must be provided of all documents which are not in English, Italian or Spanish.
Application deadlines
If successfully completing the application, you will be sent a Letter of Acceptance by e-mail within 15 days after the application deadline.
The Learning Agreement is a document containing the subjects that you are going to study at UER, agreed among you, your home University and UER. It should contain the same subjects that you already specified in your International exchange application form.
After having successfuly completed your application (read above), you should submit your Learning Agreement – Before Mobility section -through the paperbased form to be sent by e-mail or through the Online Learning Agreement platform (only for Erasmus+ students)
After having successfully completed your application (read above), non-EU students staying in Italy 90 days or more need to obtain a study visa through the Universitaly portal and send it to the International Relations Office up to 15 days before the arrival to UER. Please visit the following webpage for further information in this regard.
Please note that the visa application can take up to three months and needs to be done after completing the application to Università Europea di Roma (read above), so we advide non-EU students to submit their application to Università Europea di Roma as soon as possible.
If there is no agreement between your University and Università Europea di Roma or you are not currently enrolled in a university, you can still apply to UER in order to attend some single courses of your choice, paying a fee for each course. Upon completion of the courses, you will receive a transcript of records.
Semester abroad – Free movers fees:
In order to apply, you need to send the following documents by e-mail to Dott.ssa Francesca Chiriani (francesca.chiriani@unier.it):
Should you suffer from a learning disorder, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, please provide a medical certificate.
An official translation into English or Italian must be provided of any document which is not in English, Italian or Spanish.
Application deadlines
If sucessfully completing the application, students will be sent a Letter of Acceptance by e-mail within 15 days after the application deadline.
* Non-EU students staying in Italy 90 days or more need to obtain a study visa through the Universitaly portal and send it to the International Relations Office up to 15 days before the arrival to UER. Please visit the following webpage for further information in this regard.
Please read the Study Abroad Cancellation Policy.
This Summer School aims to provide a wide and in-depth understanding of the legal implications of the most relevant issues of international trade both on a substantial and procedural prospective.
Please find all the information on UER Summer School on International Trade Law
Università Europea di Roma organizes together with the network of Universidades Anáhuac the 2- week Anáhuac Summer Experience, an academic and cultural programme taking place in Rome from 17th to 30th July 2022. The programme helps participants:
From 18th to 24th July
• Leadership, anthropology and comprehensive training workshops
• Philosophical coffee
• Castel Sant’Angelo tour
• Social responsibility workshops
• Dinner
• Sporting activities
• Weekend: tour of the Imperial Forums and the Colosseum, visit to Ostia Antica
From 25th to 30th July
leadership, history of art and comprehensive training workshops
Visit to San Pedro’s basilica and Vaticans museum
• Team-building workshops
• Final expositions
• Greetings
For further info and application Prof. Alejandra Aizpuru Utay, Leadership and Execelence Programme Coordinator- alejandra.aizpuru@anahuac.mx – (+52) 222 1691069
The historical dimension of Jesus’ life is deeply connected to different places and locations of the Holy Land. Today such locations, archaeological areas and historical buildings testify the origins of Christianity.
Getting to know Jerusalem, together with other locations mentioned in the Gospels, is the key to directly understand events, historical problems and the religious phenomena: places and locations become the starting point to deal with greater issues.
Historical sources and devotional texts provide information and, at the same time, outline open hypothesis, interpretative questions and methodological perspectives. The roots of Christianity are a central topic of the contemporary debate in Religious Studies. For this reason, scientific knowledge in this regard is both necessary and emotional.
The programme “On the footsteps of Jesus” is focused on locations, archaeological excavations, finds, texts and documents.
Historical and contemporary places of pilgrimage are also introduced and analysed.
Updated researches carried out in archaeological areas will be described and discussed.
Excavations and discoveries in Magdala will play a special role: the entire city of the 1st century CE reveals many aspects of life at the time of Jesus.
The programme is delivered through blended learning and addressed to scholars in History, Archaeology, Religious Studies, Architecture, as well as professionals engaged in cultural heritage enhancement.
The main contents of the programme are:
The programme will be entirely delivered through blended learning: it includes lectures and streaming from Jerusalem and Magdala, teamwork and projects.
Lessons, meetings, streaming and discussions are in English; an translation into Italian can be also provided.
The Summer School online Programme consists of:
Four online preliminary conferences (8 hours) – June 20th-30th:
Jesus in the history: the Gospels and other written sources
Historical and archaeological problems and methods
Jerusalem at the time of Jesus through the Gospels
memorial places of Christianity and the Christian pilgrimage.
Individual activities (8 hours) [written reports, maps, bibliographical research, story-telling]
July 6th – 11th
Lectures and streaming from Jerusalem and Magdala
SCHEDULE
1st Day
2nd Day
3rd Day
4th Day
5th Day
6th Day
In order to enrol for the UER Summer School on History and Archeology – ONLINE EDITION On the footsteps of Jesus: Jerusalem and Magdala, applicants need to send to renata.salvarani@unier.it their CV together with a short motivation letter.
Tuition fee: 500 euro.
The tuition fee includes all academic activities (lessons, tutoring, final examination and registration).
The application period finishes on June 20th. Payment must be made through deposit or bank transfer within June 20th.
The bank details are the following:
Beneficiary – Università degli Studi Europea
Bank – Banca Popolare di Sondrio
IBAN – IT18S0569603211000008290X49
SWIFT – POSOIT22
The programme is free for all students of Università Europea di Roma (application by e-mail is required.)
Application deadline: June 20th
Prof. Renata Salvarani
Full Professor of History of Christianity
European University of Rome
Via degli Aldobrandeschi 190 – 00163 Rome (Italy)
Phone +39 3472409363
Università Europea di Roma offers, jointly with the Anáhuac University Network, the Bachelor’s Double Degree in International Tourism.
The Double Bachelor’s Degree in International Tourism trains experts in the creation and management of tourism services for the enhancement of artistic, cultural and environmental heritage. It combines traditional technical-professional skills with new technologies of web marketing and digital communication, to provide innovative solutions in culture and sustainable tourism and agribusiness. It offers an interdisciplinary theoretical-practical base with courses in economics, law, sociology, history, art, geography and information systems. It also provides technical-professional skills in the management and organization of tourism services, marketing, digital communication and new technologies applied to Tourism 4.0 (drones, GIS systems, etc.).
During the first two years of the programme, students will complete in Mexico some subjects from the Universidad Anáhuac in person and some subjects from the Università Europea di Roma online. In the second semester of the third year, students will carry out in Rome some of the subjects and the internships necessary to complete the programme. For more information on the study plan of your university, visit the following link.
Interested Anáhuac University students can contact the Internationalisation Office of their Anáhuac University for more information. Third year students will need to provide to the same office the following documents required by Università Europea di Roma:
After having successfully completed your application (read above), students staying in Italy 90 days or more need to obtain a study visa through the Universitaly portal. Please visit the following webpage for further information in this regard.
Please note that the visa application can take up to three months and needs to be done after completing the application to Università Europea di Roma (read above), so we advide students to submit their application as soon as possible.
Università Europea di Roma offers together with Pontificia Universidad Católica de Paraná in Brazil the internationally recognized Double Bsc in Economics and Business Management (UER) and the International Business Management (PUCPR).
This programme trains professionals to be able to understand the complexity of global economic and business environments. The programme focuses on economic theory and management tools typical of companies and organizations with significant international exposure. The contents are tailored to give the students a solid preparation – in the fields of international economics, management, business law and data analysis – combined with an open-minded and interdisciplinary approach.The programme also trains future entrepreneurs and professionals to be able to address complex problems in the consulting or professional service industry, or in public administration. Graduates are trained to become good managers, consultants and entrepreneurs as they have the values, the attitude and the solid knowledge needed to take decisions, manage the resources available and use flexible mindsets for each situation.
After having completed the 1st-5th semesters of the Bsc in International Business Management by PUCPR in Brazil, student will complete the last year of UER Bsc in Economics and Business Management in Italy (6th and 7th semester, 60 ECTS), completely taught in English. Afterwards, students will complete the 8th semester of the Bsc in International Business Management by PUCPR in Brazil. As a result of this 4-year study programme, students will be awarded both the Bsc in International Business Management by PUCPR and the internationally recognised Bsc in Economics and Business Management by UER (6 EFQ).
Interested students should first contact the PUCPR International Relations Office. If successfully selected for this Double Degree by PUCPR, you will have to submit your application to UER International Relations Office (elena.lecci@unier.it).
Selected students will need to provide to the same office the following documents required by Università Europea di Roma:
After having successfully completed your application (read above), students staying in Italy 90 days or more need to obtain a study visa through the Universitaly portal. Please visit the following webpage for further information in this regard.
Please note that the visa application can take up to three months and needs to be done after completing the application to Università Europea di Roma (read above), so we advide students to submit their application as soon as possible.
Università Europea di Roma offers, in collaboration with the Anáhuac University Network, the Joint Degree in International Law
Programme description
“The Joint Degree in International Law is designed to equip law degree students with a comprehensive European first level master’s degree program, offering specialized training and expertise in the dynamic field of International Law. Through this program, students gain invaluable insights, practical skills, and a deep understanding of the complexities and nuances of global legal frameworks, preparing them for successful careers in various sectors such as international organizations, law firms, government agencies, and NGOs.”
Goals
Provide law degree students with a first-level European master’s degree for professional training in the field of international law.
This 1st level Master corresponds to level 7 EQF (European Qualifications Framework) and in Mexico is a postgraduate level specialty. Indeed, to enrol to this programme, you need to have at least a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent foreign academic qualifications).
The goal of the master’s degree is to acquire skills that help the candidate give a boost to their professional career with a specialization in the field of International Law.
Programme structure
From the 4th and within the 6th semester of its career, students must choose to take part in the joint Master programme, to select elective professional subjects “Sistema Juridicos Contemporneos” y “Europa” offered by Anáhuac University in person.
During 8th and 9th students will course two subjects (1 for semester) taught in English by Università Europea di Roma online (synchronously): International arbitration law and International Environmental Policy.
After their 9th semester, students who have completed all Anáhuac subjects and the two UER subjects online, will spend a 10th semester in Rome and attend the remaining 4 courses necessary to complete the programme:
For more information on the study plan of your university, visit the following link.
Attachments:
Programme Leaflet
In-depth programme structure (ESP)
Application
Interested Anáhuac University students can contact the Internationalisation Office of their Anáhuac University for more information and to be enrolled into the programme.
Please consider that at the beginning of their 9th semester applicants will need to provide the following documents required by Università Europea di Roma:
Visa
After having successfully completed your application (read above), students staying in Italy 90 days or more need to obtain a study visa through the Universitaly portal. Please visit the following webpage for further information in this regard.
Please note that the visa application can take up to three months and needs to be done after completing the application to Università Europea di Roma (read above), so we advise students to submit their application as soon as possible.
In accordance with the national Law n.148 of 11 July, 2002 it is possible to request the recognition of a foreign qualification.
For further information visit the following page
International students that aim to study in English can choose courses from all Faculties and levels (Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree) without restrictions. In order to participate in courses taught in English, you need to submit an English B2 certificate.
AY 2023-2024
Please find below the academic offer in Italian of AY 2023-24. In order to participate in courses taught in Italian, you need to submit an Italian B1 certificate.
Economics
Psychology
The course syllabus are at the following link. Select “Accademico 2023-2024″ and click on the name of the course. You can also read the syllabus in English by selecting (once you have already clicked on the name of the course) on the right upper corner “Menu>eng”.
Each semester Università Europea di Roma offers two courses in “Italian language and culture”, in which, apart from learning linguistic aspects of the language, you will also discover the Italian culture.
Two levels are offered:
It is held twice a week and each lesson lasts 45 min. The course will be recognized with 3 ECTS (for each semester).
At the beginning of each semester students will take a placement test.
As specified on the previous “Study programmes” of this website, students intending to take courses held in Italian language, still need to provide a B1 Italian language certificate within the application deadline (15th June/15th November). Participating in any of the above-mentioned “Italian language and culture” courses does not exempt students intending to take courses held in Italian from having to provide a B1 language certificate within the application deadline.
Fall semester 2023
Orientation Week: from 15/09/23 to 20/09/2023 (approx.) Attendance to the Orientation Week is compulsory.
Lesson period (12 weeks): from 25/09/23 to 07/12/23 (approx.) Lessons of the Italian Language and Culture course start on the 3rd October (approx.) Courses from the Bachelor’s Degree in Sciences of Primary Education start on the 17/10/2023 (approx.)
Exam sessions:
International students can choose to take their exams in the extraordinary session and/or the Winter session. There is a maximun of four calls (in four different dates) to pass each exam, one during the extraordinary session and up to other three during the Winter session.
Attendance to UER lessons is compulsory. Students are required to attend at least 50 % of a course lessons in order to be allowed to take the corresponding exam in the extraordinary session and the first call of the Winter session. Students who have not attended at least 50% of a course lessons will be exclusively allowed to participate in the last two calls of the Winter session in person. It is not possible to take exams online.
Students must register their attendance digitally through the UERClass app. In the unlikely event of misfunctioning of the UERClass app, students must immediately inform the professor at the end of the same lesson, so that he/she can manually registered the student’s attendance at the end of the same lesson.
Please do not book flights during the whole exam period, as exam dates might change.
Holidays: please visit the following link to see the complete academic calendar 2023/24, including holidays.
Spring semester 2024
Orientation Week: from 13/02/24 to 20/02/24 (approx.). Attendance to the Orientation Week is compulsory.
Lesson period (12 weeks): from 19/02/24 to 11/05/24.
Exam sessions:
International students can choose to take their exams in the extraordinary session and/or the Summer session. There is a maximun of four chances (in four different dates) to pass each exam, one during the extraordinary session and up to other three during the Summer call. Please read carefully the “Important Considerations” above-mentioned, that also apply to students of the second semester.
Find the class schedules published on the websites of the corresponding Faculties under Didattica >Orario delle lezioni. Please keep in mind that schedules are published only some days prior to the beginning of the semester:
2023-2024 – Spring/Second semester
Economics
Class schedules II semester 2024 economics
Law
Class schedules II semester 2024 law
Psychology
Class schedules II semester 2024 psychology
Tourism and Local Development
Class schedules II semester 2024 tourism
Sciences of Primary Education
Class schedules II semester 2024 sciences of primary education
The academic credit system adopted by Italian universities is based on “CFU” (acronym for “Crediti Formativi Universitari”). A CFU corresponds to 25 hours of work per student, including time for personal study. For each course, the student gains a determined number of CFU. Università Europea di Roma recognizes the equivalence 1 CFU = 1 ECT and adopts an ECTS mark conversion scale:
| UER Grades | ECTS Grades | Decimal Grades |
| 30 e lode/30 | A+/A | 10 |
| 29/27 | B+/B- | 9 |
| 26/25 | C+/C | 8 |
| 24/23 | D+/D | 7 |
| 22/18 | E+/E- | 6/5 |
| <18 | F | 4 |
UER offers the following accommodation posibilities:
We know how important is having a reference person during the first days in a different country, this is why we invite you to participate in the Buddy Program, aiming to match each international student with a UER local student, who will be at your side to help you out and show you the Italian culture and language.
During the so-called Buddy Week, you will be able to meet your buddy and other fellows, both Italian and international, to smooth your integration into UER life and discover the Eternal City.
If you like, you two can meet up sometimes to practice your foreign languages and hang out.
Should you want to participate, please send an e-mail to laura.polimadei@unier.it specifying your name and WhatsApp number within the 5th of February.
International Relations Office (1st floor, corridor C)
Head of the International Relations Office
Prof. Aniello Merone, PhD
International Student Coordinators
Dott.ssa Francesca Chiriani – francesca.chiriani@unier.it
Dott.ssa Laura Polimadei – laura.polimadei@unier.it
Outgoing Student Coordinator and Erasmus+ partnerships
Dott.ssa Elena Lecci – elena.lecci@unier.it
Tel. (+39) 0666543809
Instagram: #uerinternational
The European University of Rome offers to its students the opportunity to access services and activities at favourable conditions and prices. The agreements are also available for teachers and staff.
You will find agreements in different areas:
Hotels and accommodation
Sporting activities
Trips, holidays and excursions
Car renting
Wellness and healthcare
