Sapienza University of Rome

The Sapienza University of Rome provides special housing facilities to its students through housing agreements. These agreements are offered via different private and public rental firms. These housing facilities are available for the students who have enrolled in the university and are also provided to the students who are planning to study here.

Establishment Costs and Living Expenses

The students who are planning to live in apartment-style rooms with heating facilities and Wi-Fi can opt for the accommodation facilities provided by DoveVivo. The students who wish to live on campus with all the facilities like WIFI, heating, air conditioners, etc., can opt to live in the Campus college room. The Fondazione RUI University offers four discounted places for the international students of Sapienza. There are other accommodation options available too, and the accommodation costs can vary anywhere between EUR 350 and EUR 1,200 depending upon the place and facilities you want.

Note: Rent charges can vary due to the various external and internal factors and can include extra charges as well. To know the exact prices of the rooms and related services, please refer to the university's official portal.

The chances of getting into Sapienza depend on numerous factors like a student's academic grades, English proficiency scores (if the student is from a non-English speaking country), admission test scores, etc. The quality of education provided in this university is good, and therefore, most of the preference will be given to students with good grades and scores in the admission tests.

The good thing is that it is far easier to apply to the programmes of Sapienza than many European universities. Also, as this university can enrol thousands of international students every year, it shouldn't be that hard to get into it if you have the necessary background and scores.

While attaching the supporting documents along with the application form, the students must ensure that the documents are in English only. If the official documents received from the previous institution are not in English, the students are required to get them translated by an authorised officer. The following documents should be submitted with the application form:

• Academic transcripts with details of the exams, syllabus covered, and grades obtained

• Documents establishing the student's economic independence

• A copy of a valid passport

• Copy of Graduation or Diploma certificate (whichever applicable)

• Copies validating English Proficiency tests scores

• Recommendation letter (up to 2)

• A motivation letter

Though the recommendation letter and motivation letter are not strictly required, they might improve a student's chance of getting selected.