The guide
Rome
Italy · Europe
Italy's capital and its largest university city, where heritage, medicine, law and the UN's food agencies sit in the same place.
Who this suits, and who it doesn’t
Suits you if you want humanities, medicine or law in Europe at a cost the Italian system makes possible, and you'll learn Italian. Look elsewhere if you want a fast technical career start, since Milan is the working city, or you can't tolerate slow administration.
The catch, and the way in
The catch
The way in
Living there
What living here is actually like
How the money works
The language you actually need
The work that clusters here
The kinds of work Rome is a route into, each with what it actually involves, and what the catch is.
Humanities & Social Sciences
Medicine & Health
Law
Arts & Design
Who is named here
Not a ranking and not in order of merit. These are the places a subject is actually studied and taught at in this city, so you have something to search for.
Sapienza University of Rome
- Humanities & Social Sciences
- Natural Sciences
- Medicine & Health
- Engineering
Some English-taught programmes
Language of teaching moves within a cycle, so check it on the university’s own page for your own entry year.