Introduction

University of Rome Tor Vergata, also known as Roma II, is a public comprehensive university located in the southeastern suburbs of Rome, Italy. It attracts many international students with its complete teaching facilities and humane teaching management style.

Overview

Number of students and faculty: There are about 41,000 registered students, 1,434 teachers, and 985 administrative staff.

Campus area and facilities: It covers an area of ​​6 square kilometers, with 54 specialized schools, 492 laboratories, 6 libraries and 357 classrooms.

History

University of Rome Tor Vergata was founded in 1982. It was formerly part of the University of Rome and later developed independently into a comprehensive university.

Foundation time

1982.

School strength

Faculty: It has 1,310 academic faculty members, many of whom are important figures in the Italian cultural and political environment.

Teaching resources: It offers 113 undergraduate courses, 138 master's courses, 5 undergraduate and master's degree programs and 31 doctoral programs, and a language center to facilitate students learning foreign languages ​​and foreign students learning Italian.

Institutional nature

Public research university.

Educational philosophy

Committed to providing students with high-quality education, combining liberal arts traditions with career orientation in economics, engineering, mathematics, physics, natural sciences and medicine, cultivating students' ability to adapt to and grasp changes and opportunities in social work, while focusing on interdisciplinary research and international cooperation, encouraging students to participate in scientific research projects and international exchange activities to enhance students' comprehensive quality and international vision.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: The school's laboratories cover multiple disciplines, such as biomedical experimental technology laboratories, biotechnology laboratories, chemistry laboratories, physics laboratories, etc., providing advanced equipment and technical support for scientific research in related disciplines.

Advantageous disciplines: Law, economics, physics, space science, mathematics, medicine and other disciplines are strong. The School of Law enjoys a high reputation both in Italy and internationally, and maintains long-term academic and teaching exchanges with well-known law schools in many countries; the School of Economics has outstanding performance in facilities, academic program quality, research and international relations, and ranks among the top schools of economics in Italian public universities; disciplines such as physics and mathematics have achieved remarkable results in basic research and applied research, and the medical discipline relies on the university hospital on campus to provide students with good clinical practice and scientific research opportunities.

Department

The school has 6 colleges, as follows:

School of Economics: Provides professional courses such as economics and accounting, economics and management, European economics, and financial markets and systems.

School of Law: One of the most famous colleges of the school, with a profound historical heritage and outstanding academic achievements in legal education and research.

School of Engineering: Covers majors in multiple engineering fields such as civil engineering, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, and management engineering.

School of Literature and Philosophy: Including majors such as literary studies, philosophy, modern languages ​​and civilizations, information society and foreign languages, focusing on cultivating students' humanistic qualities and cross-cultural communication skills.

School of Medicine and Surgery: It has majors such as medicine, nursing, obstetrics, plastic surgery, and pediatric nursing, and trains professionals in the medical field.

School of Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences: It has majors such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biotechnology, and ecology, and plays an important role in basic scientific research and education.

Ranking

2022 QS World University Rankings 494th.

2021 Academic Ranking of World Universities 501-600.

Times Higher Education - QS Natural Sciences University Rankings 213.

2024 Times Rankings 301-350, NEWS Rankings 300, QS Rankings 393, Soft Science Rankings 501-600.

Expenses

The University of Rome Tor Vergata is a public university. Undergraduate tuition is about 1000-3000 euros/year, and master's tuition is about 1500-4000 euros/year. The specific fees vary depending on the major. At the same time, the school provides a variety of scholarships and grants for outstanding students to reduce the financial burden of students.

Campus Environment

Architectural Style: The campus architectural style is modern and the overall layout is reasonable. The buildings on campus are integrated with the natural environment to create a comfortable learning and living atmosphere.

Learning and Living Facilities: There is a university hospital on campus with advanced medical equipment, which provides a practice place for medical students. In addition, there are accommodation facilities provided by Lazio regional organizations and private companies near the campus. Campus X is the largest student accommodation facility in Italy. It was put into use in October 2010 and has more than 1,300 beds, as well as study rooms, markets, restaurants, gyms, music recording studios and other facilities. Its facilities rely on solar panels to provide hot water and street lighting, reflecting the concept of environmental protection.