FACULTY OF HUMANISTIC SCIENCE LETTERS AND PHILOSOPHY LANGUAGES CULTURAL HERITAGE Helpful news
Academic year 2008-2009
by Giovanni Casaburo
Index 1. THE FACULTY
2. HOW TO ACCEDE TO THE COURSES 2.1 To access Sapienza degree courses 2.2 Enrolment conditions and procedures 2.3 Students resident in extra UE countries 2.4 Foreign students regularly enrolled and living in Italy or in UE countries
3. FIRST THINGS TO KNOW
4. DIDACTICS 4.1 Three year degree (Laurea Triennale) 4.1.1 Courses of Three year degree 4.2 Two year specialist degree (Laurea Specialistica/Magistrale) 4.2.1 Courses of Two year specialist degree 4.3 First level master degrees 4.4 Second level master degrees 4.5 Specialization schools
5. DIDACTIC CALENDAR
6. DIDACTIC MEMORANDUM 6.1 The ECTS credits 6.2 Tutors 7. SEATS 7.1 Didactic places 7.2 Departments 7.3 Prospect of Humanistic Science’s lecture rooms 7.4 Libraries
8. THE CITY OF ROME
1. THE FACULTY
The faculty of Humanities is the point of contact between the tradition of the ancient faculty of Literature and Philosophy and the need for a deep change in humanistic studies. There is a need to be prepared to answer those questions that in the last decades contemporary society has started posing to the literary culture too. For the first time in Italy, this faculty is engaging in an ambitious and difficult renovation project in a context characterized by strong traditionalism. To do so, Sapienza University offers great opportunities in terms of quality, teaching staff and state of the art structures such as libraries, museums and technological instruments. Nowadays humanists are asked to answer the fundamental questions posed by all developed societies and human beings: the meaning and reason of our existence, the relation between past, present and future, job market and policy, and the role of feelings and emotions in contemporary life. The future of humanistic studies is, more than ever, associated to the capability of understanding the real meaning of the relation between disciplinary research and its function in the contemporary world. For many information about the faculty, you can visit the web site: www.scienzeumanistiche.uniroma1.it
2. HOW TO ACCEDE TO THE COURSES
FOREIGN STUDENTS SECRETARIAT
General Secretariat building (adjacent Via R. Elena) Stairs C, second floor. ℡ (+39) 0649912707/745 E-mail:
[email protected] Fax: (+39) 06 4991 2984 Open time: Monday-Wednesday-Friday 8.30 - 12 am Tuesday-Thursday 2.30 – 4.30 pm
2.1 To access Sapienza degree courses The procedures to follow to access the degree courses (except for medical Specialisation Schools) are regulated by a circular issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) and by the University Ministry (MIUR). After their arrival in Italy, the students should go the foreign Qualifications Secretary to carry out the first administrative procedures and then they have to stand an Italian language exam and, if required, an entrance exam to access the degree course.
2.2 Enrollment conditions and procedures The enrollment conditions and procedures differ according to the type of course (Degree courses, Specialisation Schools, Master, PhD, single courses, etc…) depending on the candidate country of residence.
2.3 Students resident in extra EU countries They have to present an application to the diplomatic delegation of their own Country according to the deadlines annually fixed by the MAE circular. The applications delivered to the diplomatic delegations are sent to the University where they are examined and assessed. The result of the evaluation is communicated to the delegations that contact the students adhering to the requirements, and issues the visa due to study reasons. After their arrival in Italy, the students stand an Italian language exam and, if required, an entrance exam to access the degree course. The Foreign Student’s Secretary carries out the enrollment for the possible entrance exam: the candidates resident in extra EU countries do not pay the 26,00€ enrollment fee for the exam.
2.4 Foreign students regularly enrolled and living in Italy or in UE countries They follow the same procedures applied to the Italian students: they just have to require the convalidation of their qualification.
3. FIRST THINKS TO KNOW
ACCOMODATION Students coming to Rome must look for a room in the private market. Erasmus students looking for accommodation in Rome will find helpful advice by contacting the Erasmus Student Network in Rome (see the contact details www.esnroma.it). Among other sources we can mention: “Room Swapping” with other students, flatshare notices on the boards around the Campus and at the receiving Faculties, local newspapers for adverts or Estate Agents or the Local Tourist Authorities, magazines as “Porta Portese” which is issued on Tuesday an Friday (www.portaportese.it –click on “Immobiliare” and then “Affi tto-Subaffi tto”); “Wanted in Rome” an advertising guide to Rome and Italy published every two weeks and on sale at newsstands and international book shops (www.wantedinrome.com); “Più Case” (www.piucase.it), etc. Prices for a private room in an apartment, shared with other students, range from a minimum of 350,00/400,00 to a maximum of 500,00/550,00 euros per month (these indications derive from a study of ads published on newspapers and web sites, and please note that you will be required to pay a deposit of one to three months’ rent when you start renting the room). During your first days in Rome while looking for a room, you can find an accommodation at youth hostels, Bed & Breakfast, Residences and Hotels (information on www.romaturismo.it).
SORT Orientation counter The orientation counter at the ancient building of Letters and Philosophy, Didactic Secretariat of Humanistic Science, offers an individual consultation for the choose of the training university and occupational path, supported by a counter open to public with this opening time: from Monday to Friday 9-13, and 15-17 ℡ 064991 3113; 0649913025 - dott. Roberto Sesena. e-mail:
[email protected]
CIAO
(Information, Welcome, Orientation Centre) The CIAO executes activities like: - general information about the Faculties - information about the modalities of registration and enrolment - secretariat, offices, and athenaeum rule - assistance for reduction of university taxes - part-time registration Web site www.uniroma1.it/ciao E-mail:
[email protected] ℡ 0649910200 Counter: from Monday to Friday: 9.30-18.30
BANKING SERVICES Banca di Roma – Capitalia branch n. 153 – Sapienza Università di Roma Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 – 00185 ROMA ℡ (+39) 06 4927191 (+39) 06 4927191 Opening time: from Monday to Friday , from 8.25 to 13.55; from 15.00 to 15.45; festival: from 8.25 to 11.55
POSTAL SERVICES Post Office Piazzale Aldo Moro 5 ℡ (+39) 06 490703 Opening: from Monday to Friday, from 8.00 to 19.00, Saturday from 8.00 to 13.15
PHOTOCOPY CENTRE Faculty basement ℡ 064403060 From Monday to Friday from 8.30 to 18.00, Saturday from 8.30 to 12.00
SPORTING UNIVERSITY CENTRE – Cus www.cusroma.org
Cus Roma Piazzale del Verano 27, 00185 Roma ℡ (+39) 06 445 5294-446 2226 Opening time: from monday to Friday, 8.30-12.30 Cus Roma – swimming secretariat: Via Tor di Quinto 64, 00191 Roma ℡ (+39) 06 3336427; (+39) 06 333 1218 Opening time: Monday, Wednesday, 10.00-13.00; Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 1518.00 Facilities Piazzale del Verano 27, 00185 Roma Tel (+39) 06 445 5294-446 2226; Fax (+39) 06 495 7291 Viale Tor di Quinto 64, 00191 Roma Tel (+39) 06 333 6427-1961; Fax (+39) 06333 1218 Civis – Viale Ministero Affari Esteri 6, 00194 Roma Tel (+39) 06 4970 8825 Opera San Pio X-Via degli Etruschi 36, 00185 Roma I.T.S. Nautico “ Colonna” – Via Salvatore Pincherle 201, 00146 Roma
UNIVERSITY INSTITUTION OF CONCERTS – Iuc Lungotevere Flaminio 50, 00196 Roma ℡ (+39) 06 361 0051-2; (+39) 06 36001511 e-mail:
[email protected] Web site: www.concertiiuc.it www.istituzioneuniversitariadeiconcerti.it
Concert season at Aula Magna Piazzale Aldo Moro 5, 00185 Roma October 2007 – April 2008 The university institution of concerts organizes from October to April a season of concert at the Aula Magna of La Sapienza. All the belonging can follow the concerts of the season buying the special pass UniIuc. The pass Uni-Iuc will be available from September at the Teatro Ateneo and at the Iuc according to the hours that will be indicated on the web site.
AGREEEMENT FOR THEATRE AND CINEMA
Theatre Theatrical box office that applies reduction on the ticket of Agis , until a maximum of 50% on the entire price. The reduced ticket are reserved to the university students, the professors, and to the staff of La Sapienza. Tkt.Uni.Office Viale Regina Elena 334, 00185 Roma Opening time: Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 10.30 – 13.30, Wednesday 13.30 – 16.30 Cinema Reduced tickets at the movie theatre of Filmauro and Missouri Portuense The beneficiaries will demonstrate the membership of La Sapienza (identification document, student-card..) Doria via Andre Doria 52/60 Europa corso d'Italia, 107 Galaxy via Pietro Maffi, 10 MissouriPortuense via Bombelli, 24 Savoy via Bergamo, 25
ACCESS WI FI SERVICE – SAPIENZA WIRELESS ℡ 0649690113 0649910170 e-mail:
[email protected] Opening time: from Monday to Friday 9.00-18.00 The University La Sapienza allows to the authorized users and provided with a system with wi fi card, to surf the net and to accede to services from the public spaces covered by the Sapienza wireless signal. The service is accessible to the students by authentication and identification by registration number and password. The areas covered by the wi-fi service are ever growing: the updating are available on http://sapienzawireless.uniroma1.it/. The assistance service is operative only for the request about the service wi-fi Sapienza wireless.
SOUL PROJECT – University Vocational Guidance System
SOUL is a system of orientation and placement that born from the collaboration between the Universities “La Sapienza”, “Roma Tre”, “Tor Vergata” and IUSM. The objective of SOUL concerns the supply of specific services, directed to reduce the time of the working insertion of the students and of the graduates, increasing at best the abilities gained during the university studies. Through the web site www.jobsoul.it is possible to stand as a candidate on-line for job offers and stage for company belonging to different productive sectors. At the SOUL counter the placement’s operators will offer a support for: - the creation of the professional profile in accordance with the own ability and vocations; - the compilation of the CV and of the motivational letter; - the moment of the selection’s interview; - job and training orientation - use of the platform and the on-line candidature. The SOUL’s counter is active at the SoRT of Faculty. Information Dott.ssa Elisa Paolino e- mail:
[email protected]; ℡ 06/49913031
ECDL – EUROPEAN COMPUTER DRIVING LICENCE For the preparation of ECDL there are active courses and ECDL certification; for information the web site is: www.uniroma1.it/studenti. The test centre of Athenaeum is at “ITIS Galileo Galilei”, Viale Manzoni 34/A. ℡ 067008473 E-mail:
[email protected]
ERASMUS/SOCRATES At present Sapienza manages more than 1000 inter-institutional agreements for the LLP Erasmus project signed with more than 400 universities in all the Countries joining the programme. Every year there are more than 1000 out coming and incoming students. The teacher’s mobility is also increasing. Sapienza, besides Erasmus mobility programme, offers to international students, several opportunities to spend a study or research period in its premises.
Exchange students, guests of Sapienza, can enjoy a wide range of services such as guidance and tutoring services (SOrT), info and reception (Urp, Ciao), a free transportation service (Minerva si muove), helpdesk for people with disabilities, cafeterias, libraries, sporting facilities (Cus), cultural centres (Centro Teatro Ateneo, Istituzione Universitaria Concerti, Coro Franco Maria Saraceni, museum, laboratories, etc.), religious centres (University Chapel), technological facilities (wireless network for free wireless connection, pc workstations, internet connections, digital libraries), psychological counselling, etc. Inside the Campus it is also possible to find banks and postal services. During the year the University organises events for students: cinematographic events, concerts, guidance days, international events and meetings. Information University City (basement of Faculty) e-mail:
[email protected] ℡ 0649913372 Counter opening: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9.00-13.00 Villa Mirafiori Tuesday, Thursday 9.00-18.00 Web site: www.uniroma1.it/eng/ExchangeStudents.php www.uniroma1.it/lett.uman.so_erasmus
Erasmus Mundus Master Courses The programme supports European top-quality master’s courses and enhances the visibility and attractiveness of European higher education in third countries. It also provides EU-funded scholarships for third-country nationals participating in these master’s courses, as well as for EU-nationals studying at partner universities around the world. Contact Fernanda Lupinacci e-mail:
[email protected] ℡ +39 06 49914305 (+39) 06 4957697
SUMMER SCHOOL
Sapienza – in additions to several free degree courses totally held in English – offers to foreign students a Summer School for Italian culture and language and some Summer Schools focused on specialisation and learning in different disciplines. The Faculty of Humanities organises Summer School for Italian culture and language. The initiative, which offers courses of Italian language and culture held by renewed professors of the University, represents the answer to the increasing interest for our country manifested by foreign students that, for this same reason, come from different countries throughout the world. Classes are held in the suggestive setting of Villa Mirafiori and they are addressed to four different fields of study: historical and cultural studies, archeological and historical-artistic studies, Literature and Music, Cinema and Theatre. The cultural programme of the school includes guided tours to the main monuments and museums of Rome. Attending these courses means acquiring different levels of knowledge of the Italian language but bearing in mind that the course does not issue academic qualifications, propaedeutic for the enrolmenin other university courses. The faculty of Psychology II organizes a summer international course held in English on Social Representations, collective Memory and socially shared Emotions: narrative and experimental Approach. The faculty, moreover, promotes numerous Summer Schools abroad and mobility projects in association with European and Extra European partners, in particular Unites States, Canada and Latin American countries. The Faculty of Architecture Valle Giulia, in facts, has already organized summer courses for Italian and foreign students: two workshops in Architecture Design, one workshop in cooperation with Myongji, University of Korea and another one in association with the University of Colorado, a project to recover the urban areas of Ortigia Island, in the province of Siracusa, a Historic Preservation and Historic Masonry Summer School involved in the restoration of ancient Roman traces, among them the Vesta temple and the Angel of Castel Sant’Angelo , promoted in cooperation with the University of Colorado. Finally the Cirps – Centro Interuniversitario di Ricerca per lo Sviluppo sostenibile (Inter-university Centre for Research and Sustainable Development) organises the first edition of the Summer School for Human Rights, Humanitarian Aid and International Cooperation for Development at the Pomezia university campus. It is open to Italian and foreign students with five posts reserved for students coming from developing countries.
REFECTORIES
To accede to the refectories it’s necessary to be enrolled to the user register of Laziodisu and have a magnetic card. The meal’s price changes according to the declared income for the enrolment to the University. Seats and hours of university refectories • Roma – Via Cesare De Lollis 22 – ℡ (+39) 06 4970350 (closed Saturday night, Sunday and holidays) Lunch hour: 11.45-15.00 (saturday: 11.45-14.50) Dinner hour: 18.45-21.00 • Roma – Via Domenico De Dominicis 15/16 – ℡ (+39) 06 4970513 (closed Sunday and holidays) Lunch hour:12.30-14.30 Dinner hour: 19.00-21.00 • Roma – Via del Castro Laurenziano ℡ (+39) 06 4453681 (only for lunch) Lunch hour:11.30-15.00 Lunch hour Sunday and holidays : 11.45-15.00 • Roma – Via delle Sette Sale – ℡ (+39) 06 4826816 (closed Sunday and holidays; only for lunch) lunch hour:11.45 -14.30 • Roma – Viale Ministero Affari Esteri – ℡ (+39) 06 49708818 (closed Sunday and holidays) Lunch hour: 12.00-15.00 Dinner hour:19.00-21.00 • Roma – Via di Grottarossa (Ospedale S.Andrea) – ℡ (+39) 06 80345339 (closed Sunday and holidays; reserved to the students and hospital staff)
COLLABORATION GRANTS Piazzale Aldo Moro 5, general services building, staircase C, 2nd floor Students department – Settore affari generali, Borse di studio e progetti ℡ 0649912749 Sector head: Raffaella Iovane email:
[email protected] Opening time: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8.30-12.00; Tuesday, Thursday 14.3016.30 What are? Are grants that finance collaboration forms of the students in some services activities at University structure (libraries, didactic laboratories, multimedia rooms, welcome and information centres for the students, services for disabled students...).
The collaboration consists of 150 hours divided in three hours for day. The amount of the scholarship is 1095 euro. The students can benefit by grants compatibly with the university requirements and lose the enjoyment of the grant when obtain one’s degree or move in other university seats.
4. DIDACTICS 4.1 Three year degree (Laurea Triennale) What is it – This course is the bachelor’s degree of the university studies. It has a length of 3 years and assures a theoretical knowledge supplemented with a vocational training that allows to the student to get into the job’s world. After the acquisition of 180 ECTS credits the student can get the title of “Dottore”.
Access – The student needs an Italian school qualification or a comparable foreign one. Every faculty fixes the qualifications for the access to every course. The courses, besides the lessons in lecture rooms, include seminaries, laboratories, practical activities and trainings. After the degree – After the final examination, the student can: continue the studies with a two-year specialist degree, or with a first level Master degree; to get into the job world and conferring the professional licence.
4. 1.1 Courses of Three year degree • Arts and show business sciences class 23 Curricula: Theatre and performing arts; Cinema; Digital Arts; Cultures and technologies of fashion and costume. (Quotas for extra-UE citizens: 15) •
Literature (Literatures - Languages – Cultural Communication) class 5 Curricula: Classic letters; Philology and romance literatures; Italian Literature, Language and Philology; Literatures and culture of contemporary Italy; Literature, writing, publishing and journalism; Literature, arts and music; Cultural anthropology. (Quotas: 9)
• Modern Languages and Literatures class 11 Curricula: Languages and literatures; Language and translation; Comparative literatures. (Quotas: 18) z
Cultural and linguistic mediation class 3 (Quotas: 18)
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Archeological Science class 13 Curricula: Prehistoric; Oriental; Classic; Medieval; Archaeology of the city and territory.
(Quotas: 10) z
Tourism Sciences (Quotas: 7)
class 39
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Historical Sciences class 38 Curricula: Ancient; Medieval; Modern and contemporary; Historic-religious. (Quotas: 2)
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Historical-artistic Sciences class 13 Curricula: Medieval History of Art; Modern History of Art; Contemporary History of Art; History and valorisation of museum and territory; Curator of artistic and cultural events; History of art’s criticism. (Quotas: 10)
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Social Sciences for cooperation, development and international relations among populations class 35 Curricula: Historical; Sociological- economic
4. 2 Two year specialist degree (Laurea specialistica/magistrale) What is it – The Two year specialist degree is one of possible course of study next the Three year degree. It plans 2 years of study and gives specialized knowledge and competences, aimed at exercise of specifics professions that require a high qualification. The two year specialist degree qualification is get after the acquisition of 300 credits, included the 180 credits of the Three year degree. Access – For the enrolment is required the Three year degree or a comparable foreign degree. If the student enrols in a Two year specialist degree like the direct continuation of the obtained Three year degree, will be recognized to the student all the 180 credits acquired. Otherwise, will be able to enter satisfying the formative debts. Every faculty determines the qualification requested to the student necessaries to enter in a Two year specialist degree course. The course concludes with the elaboration and discussion of one’s thesis. Professional openings – With the Two year degree the student can: - introduces himself in the job’s world, enters to the freelances and books in the register senior of his discipline. - continues the studies with a 2nd level Master degree, 2nd level specialisation school or with the doctorate.
4.2.1 Courses of Two year specialist degree z Theory and techniques of theatrical, cinema and digital arts Curricula: Theatre and performing arts; Cinema; Digital arts (Quotas: 1)
class 73/S
z Test, languages and literature class 16/S Curricula: Test and languages science; Linguistic; Greek and Latin philology, linguistic and literatures; Romance philology, linguistic and literatures; Medieval and modern Italian philology, linguistic and literature; Italian contemporary philology, linguistic and literature; Literay theory and critic; Humanities computer science. (Quotas: 1) z Literature and linguistic studies class 42/S Curricula: Literature and linguistic studies of Europe and Americas. (Quotas: 2) z Translation studies class 104/S Curricula: Artistic-literary, Technical-scientific. (Quotas: 2) z Archaeology class 2/S Curricula: Prehistoric Archaeology; Oriental Archaeology; Classic Archaeology; Medieval Archaeology; Archaeology of city and territory. (Quotas: 2) z History of modern and contemporary civilizations and cultures class 98/S (Quotas: 1) z
Historical, religious and Ethno-anthropological Studies (Quotas: 1)
class 72/S
• History of art class 95/S Curricula: History of medieval art; History of modern art; History of contemporary art; Preservation and valorisation of the museum and territory; Curator of contemporary art. (Quotas: 1)
• Innovation and development class 88/S Interfaculty with “Communication science” (Quotas: 1)
4.3 First level master degrees • 3D autodesk maya 8 animation and compositing apple shake • Contemporary art editor: methodologies and practice of the artistic event full organisation • Digital audio/video editing • Publishing, journaism and cultural management • Trades people and movies theatre managers • The art historian as multimedia designer: new communication and technology z Master in the science and performing art z Digitale audio/video restoration
4.4 Second level master degrees • Architecture for Archaeology – Archaeology for Architecture. The building yards, projects, and organisation in archaeological sites (interfaculty with Architecture L. Quaroni) • Preservation and care of photographic archives • Contemporary art editor
4.5 Specialisation schools (programmed-access courses established through a competition announcement as provided for by Ministerial Decree that annually authorises their activation and posts the numbers) • Archaeological heritage (interfaculty: Literature and Philosophy, Humanities, Oriental Studies) • Historical-artistic Humanities)
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5. DIDACTIC CALENDAR I band: from 1st of October 2008 to 18th of November II band: from 19th of November 2008 to 19th of January 2009 III band: from 25th of February to 20th of April 2009 IV band: from 21st of April 2009 to 7th June 2009 The exams take place during 3 sessions: from 20th of January to 24th of February; from 8th of June to 31st of July; III September-October. Academic holidays
Christmas: from 19th of December 2008 to 6th of January 2009; Carnival: from 21st to 24th of February 2009; Easter: from 9th to 14th of April 2009.
6. DIDACTIC MEMORANDUM 6.1 The ECTS credits The credits are distributed in 6 typologies: a) grassroots b) characterizing c) affines or supplementary d) as the student like e) relative to the final proof and to the foreign language knowledge f) others (further linguistics knowledge, computer science abilities, apprenticeships…) The credits obtained in the activities a), b), c), d), have to be hold compulsorily with didactic plan, instead the activities e), f), must be acquired with valuation certificate without grade and with the final proof. The didactic lessons are assigned or to the 1st degree course or to the 2nd degree course. It’s not possible that the same lesson is destined to one and to other. The teachers must record only the own didactic offer: the modules offered are relative to the completed lesson hour. E.g. 24 hours=4 ECTS credits; 48 hours=8 credits. The credits increase that not square with the lesson hours is illegal.
6.2 Tutoring TUTOR CONSULTING ORIENTATION
For any information and to be updated about the initiatives of the Faculty during the year, look up the website at the student section. Commission Orientation and Placement of the Faculty of Humanistic Science: prof. Luciana Cassanelli (coordinator) e-mail:
[email protected]
ORIENTATION’S TUTOR SERVICE 1st cycle degree
Professor
Performing Arts
Prof.ssa Valentina Valentini
Letters
Tutor
E-Mail and receiving hours
Antonino Pirillo
[email protected] Monday and Thursday 10-13, Study 8 Dip. Arti e scienze dello spettacolo
Prof.ssa Arianna Punzi Civita Di Liegro
[email protected] Thursady 15-19 Study B Dip. Studi Filologici Linguistici e Letterari
Prof.ssa Silvia Toscano Modern Languages and Literatures
Elena Cecchetti
Linguistic-cultural Mediation
Stefano Caffari
[email protected] Wednesday/Friday 9-12 Study 11 Dip. Studi Europei Intercurturali
Prof.ssa Igina Tattoni Archaeological Science
[email protected] Wednesday/Friday 9-12 Study 11 Dip. Studi Europei Intercurturali
Prof.ssa Igina Tattoni Prof.ssa Silvia Toscano
Prof.ssa Cecilia Conati Giovanni Barco Barbaro
[email protected] Tuesday 15-18, Study prof. Parise
[email protected]
Tourism Science
Prof. Nicola Boccella
Social Science Cooperation and develop between people
Prof. Francesco Dante Alessandro Vagnini
Thursday 12-15 Friday 11-13 Study 9 Dip.Storia Moderna e Contemporanea
Historical Science
Prof. Giancarlo Pani
Alessia D'Aleo
Monday 11-13 Dip. Studi storico-religiosi, study prof. Mazzoleni Wednesday 10.30-12.30 Dip. Storia moderna, studio prof. ssaTolomeo
Historical-artistic Science
Prof. Pio Pistilli
Cristina Provenzale
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Thursday 10-13 Entrance of History of Art department
2nd cycle degree Professor Historical Science LS: -History of culture and Prof. Giancarlo Pani civlizations of modern and contemporary age -Historical-religious Study Knowledge and techniques of Prof.ssa Valentina theatrical, cinematographic and Valentini digital performing art
Tutor
E-Mail e Receiving hours
Alessia D'Aleo
Monday 11-13 Dip. Studi storico-religiosi, II floor, study Mazzoleni Wednesday 10.30-12.30 Dip. Storia moderna. study prof.ssa Tolomeo
Gabriele Sofia
[email protected] [email protected] Monday and Thursday 10-13 Study 8 Dip. Arti e scienze dello spettacolo
Text, languages and literature Prof.ssa Arianna Punzi Emanuela Pendola
[email protected] Tuesday 10-14 Study B Dip. Studi Filologici Linguistici e Letterari
Archaeology History of art
Prof.ssa Cecilia Conati Giovanni Barco Barbaro Prof. Pio Pistilli
Luigi Fragnito
[email protected] Tuesday15-18, Study prof. Parise
[email protected] Tuesday 11-14 Entrance of History of Art department
[email protected]
Literary and linguistic study
Prof. Luigi Marinelli
Translation science
Prof. Luigi Marinelli
Innovation and develop
Prof. Francesco Dante Alessandro Vagnini
Ambrogio Morrone
[email protected] Wednesday 11.30-13.30 e venerdì 9.30-11.30 Departmentof Germanistica, Study of prof. Verrienti.
[email protected] Thursday 12-15 Friday 11-13 Study 9 Dip.Storia Moderna e Contemporanea
PROFESSOR TUTORING
• To every student is assigned a Tutor among the professors of the Course. • To every student is also assigned a professor tutor for foreign students.
• With the tutor the student will be able to discuss and to solve: the problems relative to own study plan and the possible variations, as well as the other questions about the curriculum.
DISABLED STUDENTENTS REFERENT
The professor Maria Giovanna Biga is referent for the disabled students of the scienze Umanistiche Faculty and is at student disposal every Monday from 12 to 14 at the Faculty headship, ℡ 064454771-14/064454603-14.
STUDENTS DEFENDER
The professor Vanda Perretta is defender of the students of the Scienze Umanistiche Faculty ℡ 06 499917254 o 0649913141, e-mail
[email protected]
7. SEATS 7.1 Didactic places The didactic takes place at head seat of University City, Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 and in the common lecture rooms placed in the ex Letters and Philosophy Faculty’s building and in the others detached seats: • Villa Mirafiori, Via Carlo Fea, 2, (Via Nomentana, 118)
• Via Palestro, 63 • Ex Vetreria Sciarra, Via dei Volsci 112
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University City Metro B, “Policlinico” stop Tram n. 3 and 19 Bus n. 71, 93, 204, 310, 492, 448
Villa Mirafiori Y Bus n. 310, 36, 60, 84, 90, 93 Metro B, “Bologna” stop
Via Palestro, 63 From Piazzale Aldo Moro 900 metres on foot
Ex Vetreria Sciarra From Piazzale Aldo Moro 550 metres on foot
7.2 Departments • Arts and Show business sciences (Theatre – Cinema – Television and New Digital Media) University City, Ateneo Theatre Informations ℡ 0649914118 Didactic secretariat ℡ 0649914843, 064456784 www.dass.uniroma1.t
• Greek and Latin Philology University City, first floor Faculty Informations ℡ 0649913534 Library ℡ 0649913977/3781 Byzantine-neohellenic Section ℡ 0649913586
[email protected] www.uniroma1.it/dfgl
• Modern languages and literature Villa Mirafiori Didactic secretariat ℡ 0649917218,
0644249216
Library ℡ 0649917248 Lecturers room ℡ 0649917320/1
[email protected] www.anglistica.it
• Historical-archaeological and anthropological science of Antiquity Uniersity City, second floor of Faculty (right wing) Didactic secretariat: Archaeology and history of art greek and roman, tardoantica and medieval ℡ 0649913294, 064453270 Etruscology Section ℡ 0649913981, 0649913873 Palaentology Section and Prehistory e protohistory Section ℡ 064454771, 064440403 Origins Museum ℡ 0649913926/924 History and epigraphy Sector ℡ 0649913981/3291 Ancient Topography Section ℡ 0649913408/06, ℡ 064957881 (Via Palestro, 63) Near East Section ℡ 064451875 (Via Palestro, 63) www.antichita.let.uniroma1.it
• History of Art University City, mezzanine floor of Faculty (right wing) Informations ℡ 0649913409 Library ℡ 0649913591 www.uniroma1.it/dsa/Index.htm
• Modern and Contemporary History University City, II floor (left wing) Informations ℡ 0649913901, 4450740 Library ℡ 0649913569/3566 Laboratory ℡ 0649913188 www.uniroma1.it/dsmc/default.htm
• Philological, Linguistic and Literary Studies University City, III floor (right wing) Didactic secretariat ℡ 0649913753, 0649913575 “Angelo Monteverdi” Library ℡ 0649913370/3964/3391/3243 0644240331 (Via Cesalpino, 12/14)
[email protected] www.dsfll.scu.uniroma1.it
• European and intercultural Studies Didactic secretariat ℡ 06491919, 0649913417/3883
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“Angelo Monteverdi” Library ℡ 0649913370/3964/3391/3243 Section of Slav’s studies and of centre-oriental Europe illa Mirafiori Via C.Fea, 200162 ℡ 06/4991(2)7250 06/4991(2)7250 http://cisadu2.let.uniroma1.it/fil_rom/index.htm
• Signs, Spaces and cultures Sciences (AGEMUS) Didactic secretariat ℡ 0649913309, 064450114 Libraries: Glottology ℡ 0649913804 Demoetnoanthropological section: ℡ 0649913757 History of music: ℡ 0649913296 http://www.uniroma1.it/dipartimenti/agemus.php • Oriental studies University City, I floor (left wing) Didactic secretariat ℡ 0649913866 Library ℡ 0649913424, 4451209 www.uniroma1.it/deptorient/
• Historical-religious Studies University City, II floor (right wing) Library ℡ 0649913903 www.cisadu2.let.uniroma1.it/st_rel/index.htm
• Societies and cultures of Middle Ages University City, II floor (left wing) Informations ℡ 0649913754, 06491352 Library ℡ 0649913421 www.cisadu2.let.uniroma1.it/medioevo/index_02.htm
• C.I.S.A.D.U. Computer science service – Faculty basement ℡ 0649913084 Counter hours: from Monday to Friday 9-13
7.3 Prospect of Scienze Umanistiche’s lecture rooms
Room’s name Lecture room I - ex building of Letters Lecture room III - ex building of Letters Lecture room V - ex building of Letters Lecture room VI - ex building of Letters Caserma Sani - Lecture room 05 Caserma Sani - Lecture room 06 Lecture room Archaeology - Classic Art’s Museum Lecture room 3 Law Lecture room Archaeology- Classic Art’s Museum Lecture room B – Department of Eastern Studies (Ciasca) Lecture room Blu 3 Lecture room D – Department of Eastern Studies (Egittology) Lecture room C – Department of Philology, Linguistic and Literary Studies Epidauro – Museum of Classic Art Lecture room A – Department of Greek and Latin Philology Lecture room B – Department of Greek and Latin Philology Lecture room of Computer science Lecture room A - Dip.of Medieval History Lecture room B - Dip. of Medieval History Lecture room C - Dip. of Medieval History Mirafiori II Mirafiori III Mirafiori computer science Mirafiori IV Mirafiori IX Mirafiori V Mirafiori VI Mirafiori VII Mirafiori VIII Mirafiori X Mirafiori XI Mirafiori XII Mirafiori XIII Mirafiori XIV Lecture room Museum of Etruscan-Italic Antiquity Lecture room of Museum of Origins Odeion – Museum of Classic Art Lecture room Olimpia Lecture room - via Palestro Lecture room of Paleontologia
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7.4 Libraries “Angelo Monteverdi” Library (Romance Studies and Italianistic) Library of Greek and Latin Philology (including the byzantine – neo-hellenic Section) Library and Media-library of Performing Arts Library of Philosophy Library of Geography Library of Glottology Library of Computer science Library of Foreign Languages and Literatures Library of Antiquity’s Science Library of History of Art “Giulio Carlo Argan” Library of History of Music and Record Library Library of Modern and Contemporary History Library of Oriental Studies Library of Historical-religious Studies Library of Medieval society and culture
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The collective catalogue of the monographies and of the periodicals of the Sapienza 's libraries– services of the Sbn’s Project ( National Service Librarian) – allows to know in which library are the books or the reviews necessary to the study and the research. To accede to the catalogue you can digit the web site: www.opac.uniroma1.it www.uniroma1.it/biblioteche SBN service on www.internetculturale.it. Other libraries: - Biblioteca Alessandrina: http.//www.alessandrina.librari.breniculturali.it - Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale of Rome, Viale Castro Pretorio, 105 – 00185 Rome
8.THE CITY OF ROME
Rome is rich in tradition and history. There are countless historic sites, monuments, churches, museums, Renaissance Palaces, enchanting parks, gardens and villas, and many other places of interest. The historic centre of Rome, the properties of the Holy See in Rome enjoying extraterritorial rights, and the properties and monuments within the walls of Urban VIII, have been inscribed on the Unesco World Heritage List. Further specific new and updated information is available on the web-site: www.comune.roma.it ; www.romaturismo.it ; www. sitiunesco.it
