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***DETAILED INFORMATION AND SUPPORT ON ONLINE ADMISSION AND PRE-ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE HERE ***  (EU / Non-EU students with International Qualification see "2. Application - Assessment")

Direct link to pre-assessment here
(PLEASE, be sure to read the links above before proceeding).

Deadlines - a.y. 2023/2024      (currently updating)

 ONLINE ADMISSION PROCEDURE OPENING: DATE TO BE DETERMINED

Italian applicants/residents in Italy can apply from 1 April 2023 to 28 February 2024: info HERE

Online evaluation procedure must be done before application.
More details at ADMISSION AND PRE-APPLICATION EVALUATION !!! HERE !!!

For extra-EU applicants, the deadline for the a.y. 2022-2023 has expired on June 30th.
Applications for the a.y. 2023-2024 (starting in October 2023) will open on: DATE TO BE DETERMINED

Eligibility Criteria

An undergraduate degree (for Italian applicants: Diploma di Laurea Triennale or equivalent Diploma) in the area of Cultural Heritage and Restauration, Arts and Humanities, Architecture and Design, History, Communication Studies, Learning and Education Sciences, Philosophy, Modern Languages and Cultures, Geography.  

or

Achievement of at least 54 ECTS in the following Scientific Disciplinary Sectors: L-ART/01 Medieval Art; L­-ART/02 Early Modern Art; L­-ART/03 Contemporary Art; L-ART/04 Museology, artistic literarure and restauration; L­-ART/05 Performing Arts Disciplines; L­-ART/06 Cinema, Photography and Media; L­-ART/07 Musicology and History of Music; L­-ART/08 Etnomusicology; L­-ANT/02 Ancient Greece History; L­-ANT/03 Ancient Roman History; L­-ANT/06 Etruscology and Italic Archeology; L­-ANT/07 Classical Archeology; L­-ANT/08 Early Christian and Medieval Archeology; L­-ANT/09 Ancient Topography; L­-FIL-­LET/04 Latin Language and Literature; L-­FIL­-LET/05 Classical Phylology; L­-FIL-­LET/08 Medieval and Humanistic Latin Literature; L-­FIL­-LET/09 Romance Phylology and Linguistics; L-­FIL­-LET/10 Italian Literature; L-FIL­-LET/11 Contemporary Italian Literature; L­-FIL-­LET/14 Literary Criticism and Comparative Literature; M-­STO/01 Medieval History; M­-STO/02 Early Modern History; M­-STO/03 East European History; M-­STO/04 Modern History; M­-FIL/04 Aesthetics; M-FIL/06 History of Philosophy; IUS/09 Public Law; IUS/10 Administrative Law; IUS/14 European Law; SECS­-P/08 General Management.

The English entry requirement level is B2 of the CEFR. 

IELTS or TOEFL English certificates are accepted, but they do not have to be older than three years. MA's language classes are in English only.

Required Documents

Students will be evaluated by the Admission Board only when they will have uploaded in the system all the required documents listed below:

1. Transcripts Student Record* (translated in English) including a list of the completed exams and marks in the undergraduate degree diploma (Bachelor) as well as any other postgraduate programme. Please include a table explaining the grading system used by the home university which indicates the minimum and maximum achievable scores;
      
2. Passport. 
3. All necessary documents are required by the online system. Further documentation, such as English certificates (B2 or higher), can be provided after the pre-assessment phase. Please, avoid sending an e-mail with other documents if not required.

Once the application is complete, the Admission Board will evaluate it in a few weeks and the applicant will be notified by email on the results.

The selected international applicants will first receive the Conditional Acceptance Letter, and later, after completing the pre-enrolment, they will receive the Formal Acceptance Letter.

*Student Record:

• Tor Vergata students, who are yet to graduate, can provide a screenshot of the Delphi page including the total list of completed exams and the GPA average (media voti).

• Tor Vergata Graduates can either request the Segreteria Studenti to provide them with the "Certificato di Laurea per uso ufficio" or provide a self-certification (autocertificazione) including the list of exams.

Tuition Fees

Please visit the Tuition Fees Section

Financial Aid

Scholarships available: please visit the Scholarships section

Pre-preparation for the courses

The MA in Art History in Rome from Late Antiquity to the Present Programme starts from an advanced level, which requires students to have an adequate background.

In order to get such a common background all students who own a Bachelor degree in disciplinary sectors other than Cultural Heritage and Restauration, Arts and Humanities, Architecture and Design, AFTER pre-assessment evaluation, might be required to consolidate their knowledge in Medieval, Early Modern and Contemporary Art through the individual study of a selected bibliography.