Study Plan - Educational Pathway
Every student enrolled in the first year is required to submit a study plan indicating the courses they intend to take in order to acquire the credits necessary to complete their degree program.
The study plan is compiled through a document that includes:

  • Completion courses, as established by the academic regulations of the year of enrollment;
  • Elective courses, totaling between 12 and 15 ECTS credits.
    Note: Elective courses must be chosen exclusively from undergraduate (Bachelor’s level) programs.

The study plan may only be submitted once per academic year.
Without an approved study plan, students are only allowed to take exams for the mandatory courses specified in their curriculum.
There are two types of study plans:

  • Curricular Study Plan: strictly follows the program as outlined in the course regulations.
  • Individual Study Plan: includes modifications or personalized choices that differ from the standard plan (subject to approval by the Academic Committee).

Curricular Study Plan -  Individual Study Plan

🔹 What is a Curricular Study Plan?
This allows students to present their own educational pathway, which includes completion courses (optional courses) specified in the academic regulations for their year of enrollment and elective courses (minimum 12 CFU, maximum 15 CFU).

  • Elective Courses: T  hese can be chosen from the course offerings of their degree program or from another Sapienza degree program, provided they are consistent with their course of study.
  • Procedure: It is completed and submitted online 

manual:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10vPLZKxIqgS1a4SItdhS6lj8OmdRfeIC/view

  • Approval: If the selected courses are coherent and compatible with each other, the plan is approved, and exams can be taken and recorded.
  • Modifications: If not approved, it must be corrected and resubmitted.

🔹 What is an Individual Study Plan?
This is a personalized plan, available from the third year (Bachelor's Degree L-31), which allows students to propose an educational pathway where the completion courses may deviate from those indicated in the academic regulations for their year of enrollment. It must also include elective courses (minimum 12 CFU, maximum 15 CFU).
Courses: These can be chosen from the course offerings of their degree program or from another Sapienza degree program, provided they are consistent with their course of study.
Procedure: It is completed and submitted online, following this guide.
Approval: It is evaluated by the Academic Council (CAD) at the first available meeting after submission. If the selected courses are coherent and compatible with each other, the plan is approved, and exams can be taken and recorded.
Modifications: If not approved, it must be corrected and resubmitted.
Other Important Information

  • Booking and recording of optional course exams is only possible after the plan is approved.
  • Booking and recording of compulsory course exams is possible even without an approved study plan.
  • It is possible to submit a new plan in subsequent years, but exams already recorded cannot be modified.
  • For special situations, such as Erasmus or other circumstances, please contact the Responsible party directly.
  • Responsible for Approval: Prof. Angelo Spognardi (spognardi@di.uniroma1.it)

Example
The academic year runs from October 1st to September 30th of the following year.
The committee will evaluate submitted pathways as follows:

Period of Pathway -  Submission Evaluation Deadline

October 1st - October 10th               By October 30th
October 11th - November 30th          By December 31st
December 1st - January 15th            By January 31st
January 16th - February 28th            By March 31st
March 1st - April 30th                         By May 31st
May 1st - June 30th                            By July 31st
July 1st - September 14th                  No evaluations
September 15th - September 30th    By October 31st