LUMSA University (Rome)

LUMSA Università is an exchange destination for Utrecht University Bachelor and Master students of the faculty of Humanities in Rome, Italy.

Student experiences

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Webpages

General information for exchange students

For course information, use the link above and scroll down to 'before the mobility' > 'academic offer'

Academic calendar

Semester I: October – December
Semester II: February – May

Academic Calendar

Requirements

Language requirements: for Italian-taught courses, a B1 language level (CEFR) in Italian is required. For English-taught courses a B2 language level (CEFR) in English is required.

Please note: it is not guaranteed that you can follow English-taught courses due to limited access.

To participate in Italian-taught courses, the International Office (UU Humanities) also recommends a B2 level in Italian in order to be able to fully participate (although LUMSA's requirement is B1).

Areas of study open to exchange students

Subject area: Humanities.

Department of Human Studies. Courses taught here include:

  • Communication and Information studies 

  • English Language and Culture

  • French Language and Culture

  • German Language and Culture

  • History

  • Italian Language and Culture

  • Literary Studies

  • Linguistics

  • Media and Culture

  • Religious Studies

  • Spanish Language and Culture

Students are also allowed to take courses at other departments within the university.

Courses at Master’s level

Yes

Language of instruction

Italian and English (English is not guaranteed due to limited access)

Housing assistance

More information can be found here and here

Estimated living costs per month

No information available.

Credits

Normal study load per semester: 30 ECTS

Number of places available

2 places per year. 

Additional information

Website

Social Media

Facebook / Twitter / Instagram

Do you have any questions about this partner university or about studying abroad? Contact the International Office of the Faculty of Humanities (details below).