Sapienza Università di Roma

Anyone interested in receiving more detailed information and/or scheduling an appointment can send an email to seicomesei@uniroma1.it. The initial consultation is free of charge, while subsequent sessions require a fee payable directly to the Center’s Administration. Meetings take place at the Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Via dei Marsi 78, 4th floor, room 423. Access to the Center is by appointment only.

Web site: https://dppss.web.uniroma1.it/it/orientamenti-sessuali-e-identita-di-genere

• Psychological Assessment, Counseling, and Psychotherapy
• Integrated Multidisciplinary Service for Eating and Weight Disorders
• Counseling Service for Specific Learning Disabilities

Web site: https://dippsi.web.uniroma1.it/it/scpc-servizi-di-consulenza-e-psicologia-clinica-valutazione-counselling-psicoterapia-disturbi

Sapienza provides an Anti-Violence Center, promoted in collaboration with DiSCo Lazio. Located at Viale dello Scalo San Lorenzo 61/B, the Center is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and is managed by the national volunteer association Telefono Rosa. The following free services are offered: telephone and preliminary consultations to assess needs and emergencies; individual psychological support or mutual aid groups, also in collaboration with hospitals and local services; support for minor children who are victims of witnessed violence; career guidance and orientation towards independence; connections with women’s shelters, other anti-violence centers, and institutions; and pathways out of violence. To get in touch with the Sapienza CAV, you can write to cavsapienza@uniroma1.it or call 366 5479783.

Web site: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/centro-antiviolenza-alla-sapienza; https://laziodisco.it/centri-antiviolenza/centro-antiviolenza-sapienza/

Students can contact the Disability and SLD Support Office by writing to: servizio.disabilita@uniroma1.it for information on services dedicated to people with disabilities; to: servizio.dsa@uniroma1.it for information on services dedicated to people with SLD; and to: testaccesso.inclusione@uniroma1.it for inquiries from individuals with disabilities and/or SLD registered for online or in-person admission tests. Appointments can also be requested either in person or via video call (Google Meet).

Students can contact the Disability and SLD Support Office by writing to: servizio.disabilita@uniroma1.it for information on services dedicated to people with disabilities; to: servizio.dsa@uniroma1.it for information on services dedicated to people with SLD; and to: testaccesso.inclusione@uniroma1.it for inquiries from individuals with disabilities and/or SLD registered for online or in-person admission tests. Appointments can also be requested either in person or via video call (Google Meet). Website: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/contatti-e-servizi-disabilita-e-dsa.

Sapienza Salute
is an initiative dedicated to promoting the health and wellbeing of students, faculty, and administrative, technical, and library staff across the University. Its primary goal is to provide medical and health counseling services to all members of the Sapienza community, building a virtual and effective bridge between the University and its healthcare centers of excellence: Policlinico Umberto I, Sant’Andrea Hospital, and the Polo Pontino.
Participating healthcare professionals contribute to a “time bank,” volunteering their expertise for the community outside of their regular working hours. Through an online booking system, users can access medical consultations, active listening, and guidance at the two afternoon clinics of the Centro di Medicina Occupazionale within the main campus (Città Universitaria). These services aim to guide and direct individuals toward the most appropriate care pathways within local healthcare facilities.

Sapienza Salute provides medical and healthcare counseling only. It does not include the prescription of specialist consultations or lab tests, the issuance of medical certifications, or any preferential access to National Health Service structures and services.

Web site: https://sapienzasalute.uniroma1.it/

The Office specifically manages activities related to:
Coordination and administrative support for incoming and ongoing university guidance;
Agreements with external institutions and upper secondary schools for incoming guidance;
Organization of guidance initiatives and events for high school students, including participation in external recruitment and orientation events;
Implementation of guidance policies and educational orientation projects;
Coordination and support for Faculty SOrT services (Guidance and Tutoring Services), including the implementation of ongoing orientation initiatives;
Management of PCTO pathways (Skills for Transversality and Orientation, formerly known as Alternanza Scuola-Lavoro);
Drafting and signing agreements with upper secondary schools for additional educational activities;
Ongoing tutoring services and initiatives aimed at preventing student dropouts and delays in completing degrees (fuori corso).
The Guidance and Tutoring Office has a main headquarters located within the main campus (Città Universitaria) and dedicated help desks across the various Faculties.
The central office and Faculty delegate professors coordinate incoming guidance and tutoring projects, maintain relations with upper secondary schools and their university guidance counselors, and propose support actions for the delicate transition from high school to university. Furthermore, they assist current students and provide detailed information regarding degree programs and administrative procedures for course admission.
Public services are available by appointment only. To book, please write to: servizio.orientamento@uniroma1.it

Opening Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Tuesday, Thursday: 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Location:
Main Campus (Città Universitaria), Orthopedics, Pharmacy, and Medicine Building (CU016), 3rd Floor, Rooms 42-43.
Website: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/settore-orientamento-e-tutorato

The Job Placement Unit is an integral part of the University’s Career Services. It manages the administrative procedures required to deliver placement activities aimed at facilitating the entry of Sapienza students and graduates into the workforce. This is achieved by supporting and building a strong network of connections and opportunities among businesses, associations, public and private entities, graduates, and the University.
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The Job Placement Unit manages the following administrative procedures:
Partnerships and Agreements: Drafting and signing conventions and collaboration agreements with businesses and public or private entities, aimed at implementing placement initiatives for student and graduate employment.
Institutional Support: Providing administrative support to the University-Faculty Placement Coordination Group and the University-Business Advisory Board (Consulta di Ateneo con le Imprese).
Platform Management: Managing back-office operations and technical support for businesses, entities, students, and graduates using the university’s dedicated online job platform.
Event Organization: Managing administrative procedures for organizing, promoting, and hosting job placement events.
Sapienza Career Days: Handling administrative processes for the University Career Days, with specific focus on company outreach, registration support, and the coordination of corporate presentations.
AlmaLaurea & Data Analytics: Managing relations with the AlmaLaurea consortium and the graduates’ database, including support for the Graduate Profile and Employment Status surveys mandated by the MUR (Ministry of University and Research).
The Job Placement Unit manages activities related to: assistance to students, graduates, businesses, and public or private entities; management of relations with national and international companies to organize and share placement-related activities and initiatives; organization of customized selection services for companies and private bodies (targeted newsletters, candidate pre-selection, and resume collection); organization of recruitment events, corporate presentations, graduate programs, business games, company visits, testimonial days, and other placement initiatives, including alumni events; organization of seminars, workshops, and thematic placement events (e.g., innovation, startups, business incubation, career focuses, Innovation Camps, Monster Tours, etc.) for university students and graduates, organized by the Unit and/or by Faculties and other University structures in collaboration with companies, external public or private entities, and trade associations; collaboration on the University Career Days, specifically regarding company presentations and agreements with participating businesses; targeted employment in collaboration with the Disability and SLD Support Office; conducting surveys and processing data required for QS Ranking placement indicators; promotion and communication of Career Services placement events through the University website.

Cotacts: placement@uniroma1.it; jobteaser.sapienza@uniroma1.it
Locations: Law Building (CU002), Ground floor/rear entrance.
Web site: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/settore-job-placement

The Hello Help Desk is a welcoming and information service dedicated to all international users interested in studying, conducting research, doing internships, or visiting Sapienza University. More generally, Hello serves as the primary point of contact for the international community, helping direct users’ inquiries to the appropriate specific offices.
HELLO provides comprehensive and personalized information through various communication channels, including in-person support (front office) and email. International students can receive updates on enrollment procedures for Sapienza degree programs, as well as information on dedicated student services.
The HELLO desk also organizes walking tours within the main campus (Città Universitaria), providing orientation and information for groups of international students visiting from foreign schools and universities. Additionally, HELLO tracks and registers the influx of international students who are not enrolled in regular degree programs or exchange initiatives, but are spending a period conducting research at our University.
The Hello Help Desk is located under the portico of the Rectorate building (Rettorato). No booking or appointment is required to receive in-person assistance at the desk.

Contacts: hello@uniroma1.it
Location: Rectorate Building – Portico side
Main Campus (Città Universitaria), Building CU001
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Web site: https://www.uniroma1.it/en/pagina/hello-international-student-help-desk

Sapienza has launched the Integrated Multidisciplinary Service for Eating and Weight Disorders. This initiative is part of the research and third mission project titled “Determinants of quality of life in a sample of patients with altered nutritional status before and after integrated multidisciplinary treatment”, which has been approved by the Ethics Committee of the Policlinico Umberto I.

How to access the service:

• by sending an email to alimentazione.sapienza@uniroma1.it to request a medical-nutritional assessment at the Food Science and Human Nutrition Research Unit of the Department of Experimental Medicine (headed by Prof. Lorenzo Maria Donini).

or

by sending an email to thebodyproject@uniroma1.it to request a psychological assessment at the Eating Disorders section of the Counseling and Clinical Psychology Service of the Department of Psychology (this service is free of charge and is not covered by the National Health Service).

In both cases, users enter the program provided by the integrated multidisciplinary service, which offers free medical-diagnostic and psychological assessments, as well as targeted clinical interventions.

Web site: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/servizio-i-disturbi-dellalimentazione-e-del-peso

IGA – Identity, Gender, and Affirmation is a specialized psychological and medical support and counseling service for Transgender and Gender Diverse (TGD) individuals.

The Clinical Service is open to everyone whose gender identity does not align with the sex assigned at birth, non-binary individuals, and those questioning their gender identity.

TGD individuals have the right to access appropriate healthcare and properly trained services capable of meeting their specific needs and requirements.

In this field, it is indeed essential to offer a service that involves multidisciplinary teams made up of experienced experts.

The main objectives of the IGA Service are:

• to contribute to the definition of a pathway that offers TGD individuals interdisciplinary and integrated guidance, featuring highly qualified medical and psychological interventions;
• to stimulate interdisciplinary training and research on gender identities, and to promote the well-being of TGD individuals in both public and private settings.

Web site: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/iga-identita-genere-e-affermazione

NoiBene is an online program dedicated to promoting psychological well-being and preventing emotional distress among Sapienza students. Its objective is to foster the acquisition of a range of skills and abilities that enable positive and flexible behavior. These skills are essential for effectively coping with the daily demands and challenges encountered throughout the academic journey and in everyday life, while encouraging a healthy understanding of one’s limits and enhancing personal self-fulfillment.

Web site: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/programma-noibene

Autism Peer Support Groups (AMA) for students offer a safe environment to share experiences and gain fresh perspectives on the challenges faced, explore new strategies, and overall, feel less isolated or misunderstood.
Sapienza hosts two in-person groups that meet on the main campus (Città Universitaria) and one online group.
Website:
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/autismo-e-universita-gruppi-di-auto-mutuo-aiuto

The Amico Andrologo Foundation provides a free andrological counseling service for all Sapienza students.
Website:
https://www.amicoandrologo.it/web/it/amico-andrologo-campus

To protect the health of the entire university community, Sapienza implements the measures established by health authorities to address the COVID-19 emergency.
The University has established a task force of scientific experts and a head of prevention offices. This team closely monitors national and international epidemiological developments, as well as updates to regulations and guidelines through official websites.
Website:
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/malattie-infettive-trasmesse-respiratoria-p011c

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