Attendance
Ofa: methods of fulfilling additional training obligations
Operational information on how to fulfill the Additional Educational Obligations (OFA) is published on the website of the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering: Go to the page
Other training activities that award credits
The educational activities organized by the University are published on the dedicated page: Go to the page
Apprenticeship
La laurea triennale non prevede l'attivazione di tirocini curricolari con riconoscimento di CFU.
Path of excellence
The Excellence Program aims to enhance the education of high-achieving students enrolled in the program, who are interested in in-depth methodological and applied activities on topics relevant to Environmental Engineering for Sustainable Development. The Excellence Program consists of additional educational activities beyond those of the degree program in which the student is enrolled. The overall set of activities entails a maximum commitment of 150 hours per year. It does not lead to the award of CFUs (university credits) that can be used toward obtaining the academic degrees conferred by Sapienza University of Rome.
Activities
Students admitted to the Excellence Program will engage in theoretical and methodological activities (including lectures, seminars, practical exercises, and experimental activities) delivered by Faculty members or by other qualified institutions, as well as in applied and professional training activities, carried out individually and/or in groups, and coordinated by Faculty members. Erasmus students who complete part of their curriculum at a foreign university and are admitted to the Excellence Program may carry out part of the program at the host institution. Each student admitted to the Excellence Program will be assigned a tutor.
Minor courses
The active Minor courses within the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering are available on the University website: Go to the page
Classrooms, Labs, Libraries, study rooms
The Latina campus provides teaching laboratories, libraries, study areas, and computer classrooms:
- Raw Materials Engineering Laboratory (Supervisor: Prof. Silvia Serranti)
- Teaching Physics Laboratory (Supervisors: Prof. Francesco Michelotti and Eng. Romolo Remetti. Computer workstations: 20)
- Laboratory for the Characterization of Particulate Materials (Supervisor: Prof. Giuseppe Bonifazi. Collaborators: Eng. Vincenzo Giancontieri, Eng. Laura D’Aniello, Eng. Aldo Gargiulo – Via Faggiana 2506, Borgo Isonzo)
- GIS and Numerical Modeling Laboratory (Supervisor: Prof. Alberto Budoni – Collaborator: Eng. Patrick Maurelli)
- Territorial Planning Laboratory (Supervisor: Prof. Alberto Budoni)
- Materials for the Ecological Transition Laboratory (Supervisor: Prof. Jacopo Tirillò)
- Technologies and Machinery for the Energy Transition Laboratory (Supervisor: Prof. Alessandro Corsini)
- “M. Violo” Museum of Art and Mineral Deposits (Supervisor: Prof. Silvia Serranti)
- Thesis Laboratory (Technical management: Dr. Mario Bellotti – Scheduling and access coordination: Dr. Mario Bellotti and the Academic Secretariat. Computer workstations: 16)
- Computer Classrooms (Technical management: Dr. Mario Bellotti – Scheduling and access coordination: Dr. Mario Bellotti and the Academic Secretariat. Computer workstations: Classroom L1: 48; Classroom L2: 28)
- “Mario Costa” Library