Sapienza University of Rome, founded

in 1303 by Pope Boniface VIII, is one

of the oldest universities in the world,
and a top performer in international
university rankings.

Since its foundation, Sapienza has constantly

played a significant role in Italian history
and has been directly involved in key changes
and developments in society, economics
and politics.

Merging centuries of tradition with

cutting-edge didactic activities, research
and innovation, Sapienza provides top
quality education and research opportunities. Sapienza University of Rome
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The main campus is a real city within the city
located in the heart of Rome. International Office
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And it all takes place in one of the most
astonishing cities in the world.

Sapienza at a Glance
Main campus Rome All the data and information in this publication is based on the Sapienza Sustainability Report
Other campuses Latina and other official sources. Facts & Figures 2022-2023
 Research and
Knowledge
6
ERC Grants
Horizon Europe
11
Marie Sklodowska-Curie
Actions Horizon Europe
17
Collaborative Projects
Horizon Europe
International 1,401 949
International
Institutional
452
Executive
Protocols
Sapienza Nobel Prizes

Transfer € 6,257,397 € 2,243,419 € 4,025,336 Perspective INTERNATIONAL Agreements

COOPERATION
Students € 48,614,000 € 18,317,945 2,249 AGREEMENTS
Annual National
Research Funds
Annual Sapienza
Research Funding 1,184 Erasmus +
Bilateral
Agreements
403
Bilateral
University Organization
120,254 € 35,274,033 49 OUTGOING STUDENTS non-EU and
Annual PhD Grants Spin-offs and Start-ups 984 Double Degrees
Partner Agreements

1,157
TOTAL STUDENT POPULATION 374 143 Universities

58
Patents Developed Patents
18,944 87 UNIVERSITY GUGLIELMO MARCONI ENRICO FERMI DANIEL BOVET EMILIO SEGRÈ
Single Cycle Programmes INCOMING STUDENTS Countries DEPARTMENTS 1909 Nobel Prize for Physics, 1938 Nobel Prize for Physics, 1957 Nobel Prize for Medicine, 1959 Nobel Prize for Physics,
taught Electo-magnetic Waves taught Theoretical Physics taught Psychobiology graduated at Sapienza in 1970,
Physics in 1935-1937 in 1926-1938 taught Physics in 1928-1935

11
in 1971-1982
1,934
Old Academic System
Programmes

3,367 26,200
Master’s Programmes
FACULTIES
2 UNIVERSITY
HOSPITALS

1
PhDs (3rd Cycle)
(2nd Cycle) SCHOOL FOR
2,592
Advanced Professional
Training Courses
ADVANCED STUDIES
1 TEACHING
HOSPITAL
63,409
3,808
Specialization Schools
Bachelor’s Programmes
(1st Cycle)
1 SCHOOL OF
AEROSPACE
48
GIULIO NATTA
1963 Nobel Prize for Chemistry,
taught Physical Chemistry
CARLO RUBBIA
1984 Nobel Prize for Physics,
taught Physics in 1959-1960
FRANCO MODIGLIANI
1985 Nobel Prize for Economics,
graduated in Law at Sapienza
SERGE HAROCHE
2012 Nobel Prize for Physics,
taught Physics in 2022

10,446
ENGENEERING LIBRARIES in 1935-1937 in 1939

ENROLLED INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Staff Educational

Programmes
18 MUSEUMS
INTERNATIONAL
RANKINGS

18,758 3,509 2,101

Administrative
and Technical
1,350
Personnel
in University
64 BACHELOR’S AND MASTER’S
PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH
QS by Subject: Classics & Ancient History World 1st
GRADUATE STUDENTS ACADEMICS Personnel Hospitals
BARRY CLARK BARISH ARWU Italy 1st World 101-150
GIORGIO PARISI
CWUR Italy 1st World 113rd
151 85 301 86 93 2017 Nobel Prize for Physics,
taught Physics in 2019
2021 Nobel Prize for Physics,
graduated at Sapienza in 1970, QS Italy 3rd World 171st
Visiting Professors Language Teaching Bachelor’s Specialization PhD
and Master’s Schools Programmes taught Physics in 1992-2018 THE Italy 2nd World 197th
Assistants
Programmes