Places on offer and admission requirements - A.Y. 2023/24
The public call for applications to enter the first year of the English-taught Course of Study in “Global Governance” (“L-16 class”, Administration and organization sciences) at Tor Vergata University of Rome (Department of Economics and Finance) for the academic year (a.y.) 2023/2024 is now open; a total number of at most 204 places are available, divided as follows:
- 150 places available for Italian citizens, EU citizens and NON-EU citizens legally resident in Italy, in accordance with 26 of Law n.189/2002;
- 54 places reserved for NON-EU citizens resident abroad and applying for visa, 4 of which reserved to Chinese students participating to the “Marco Polo Program”. Any places not used by Chinese candidates of the "Marco Polo Program” are made available as parts of the places for non-EU citizens residing abroad who are applying for a study
The number of seats is established as per the art. 2 of Law 02/08/1999 n. 264.
The present call for applications is subject to the requirements laid down in the Decree 987/2016 (and its following amendments) by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research regarding the accreditation of Courses of Study.
The selection will take place in the following SELECTION ROUNDS and the total number of places made available by the Course of Study, is divided as follows:
- First call: 60 places (of which 16 places reserved to NON-EU citizens resident abroad and who need to apply for a visa, 1 of which reserved to Chinese students participating to the “Marco Polo Program”). Any places not used by Chinese candidates of the "Marco Polo Program” are made available as parts of the places for non-EU citizens residing abroad who are applying for a study visa;
- Students declared eligible for the written test and oral interview but eventually not admitted in the first call may apply again in the second call, presenting a new application to participate in the selection in which they can indicate the additional experiences gained during the period which has elapsed since the first application, as well as the additional grades achieved in the last high school year attended (for students enrolled in the last year of Italian secondary school or in the last year of a non-Italian secondary school that provide a qualification valid for admission at Italian universities);
- Second call: 72 places (of which 23 places reserved to NON-EU citizen resident abroad and who need to apply for a visa, 2 of which reserved to Chinese students participating to the “Marco Polo Program”), in addition to any seats available at the end of the first call. Any places not used by Chinese candidates of the "Marco Polo Program” are made available as parts of the places for non-EU citizens residing abroad who are applying for a study visa;
- Students declared eligible for the written test and oral interview but eventually not admitted in the second call may apply again in the third call, presenting a new application to participate in the selection in which they can indicate the additional experiences gained during the period which has elapsed since the previous application, as well as the additional grades achieved in the last high school year attended (for students enrolled in the last year of Italian secondary school or in the last year of a non- Italian secondary school that provide a qualification valid for admission at Italian universities);
- Third call: 72 places (of which 15 places reserved to NON- EU citizen resident abroad and who need to apply for a visa, 1 of which reserved to Chinese students participating to the “Marco Polo Program”), in addition to places left from the first and second call. Any places not used by Chinese candidates of the "Marco Polo Program” are made available as parts of the places for non-EU citizens residing abroad who are applying for a study