International students willing to take part in some of the following stuty programmes can ask for further information at the International Relations Office:
International Relations Office Head
Prof. Aniello Merone
Incoming Students Coordinators
Dott.ssa Laura Polimadei – Email
Dott.ssa Giulia Landolina – Email
In order to take part to the Erasmus+ Programme or to be an international exchange student, there must be a previous agreement between your University and Università Europea di Roma. The eligibility to participate is determined first by your University, so we encourage you to visit first your International Relations Office. Once you have been nominated by your University, you need to submit your application to UER. Visit our Study programmes section to know more about all the necessary steps.
If there is no agreement between your University and Università Europea di Roma or you are not currently enrolled in a university, you can still apply to UER in order to attend some single courses of your choice, paying a fee for each course. Upon completion of the courses, you will receive a transcript of records. The cost of your mobility is based on the number of ECTs you will select and according to our academic regulations (p. 15). Visit our Study programmes section to know more the cost and the required documents.
Useful information
Summer School on International Trade Law
This Summer School aims to provide a wide and in-depth understanding of the legal implications of the most relevant issues of international trade both on a substantial and procedural prospective.
Please find all the information on this Summer School.
UER offers the possibility to international students to enroll in its Integrated Master’s Degree in Law (3+2 years). The Integrated Master’s Degree in Law offers, among others, the specialisation in International and European Studies, with 18 ECTS taught in English.
Useful information
Jerusalem and Magdala The historical dimension of Jesus’ life is deeply connected to different places and locations of the Holy Land. The programme “On the footsteps of Jesus” is focused on locations, archaeological excavations, finds, texts and documents related to His life. For more information visit the dedicated page.