Announcements
Professor Arminio's English for Fashion course will begin on Tuesday, March 17th.
Lessons will be held:
Tuesday 6:00-8:00 PM, Geography Classroom (2nd floor)
Thursday 6:00-8:00 PM, Simonetti Classroom (3rd floor)
"Series of Conferences: The Night of the West"
Attendance at a minimum of 8 meetings and submission of a final report on the "The Night of the West" seminar series entitles students to 3 AAF credits. Final reports must be submitted to Roberto Sciarrone - roberto.sciarrone@unitelmasapienza.it by December 17, 2026. For further information, please write to stampacomunicazioneventi@unitelmasapienza.it
List of admissions for the Illustration 25/26 course. Please check the meeting schedule in the Notices section.
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Illustration Course 2025-2026 at the Koefia Fashion Academy - 6 AAF credits
The Illustration Course, open to a maximum of 20 students*, will be held at the Koefia International Academy of Art and Costume in Rome, according to the attached calendar.
The course awards 6 credits, to be recorded in the AAF, and is intended for third-year students who have passed at least one Drawing exam (ICAR/).
To access the course, please send an email by February 25th to the contact for the Scienze della moda e del costume office at giovanna.maisano@uniroma1.it and in cc to the Internship Committee Coordinator, Professor Mario Calabrese, at mario.calabrese@uniroma1.it. The application must include a list of exams taken and their grades, which can be downloaded from infostud.
Applications will be evaluated based on the average grade (minimum 25) and the successful completion of the Drawing exam.
A ranking of those admitted will be published on the Degree Course website before the seminars begin. The first lesson will be held on February 28th.
Unless otherwise specified in this list, classes will begin on the first available day of the semester start week, as per the calendar (see the Notices section). Please check the relevant Teacher Profiles for updates, if available.
- Professor Amendola's course, Technology and Quality in the Fashion Industry, will begin on February 26th.
- Professor Presezzi's course, Gender Models: The Feminine in History and Myth, will begin on March 2nd.
- Professor Gobbi's course, Technological Innovation in the Textile Sector for Made in Italy Products, will begin on March 4th.
- Professor Camplani's course, Body, Clothing, Identity, will begin on March 4th.
- Professor Pettoello's course, Drawing II, will begin on February 25th.
-Professor Pulvirenti, Società di massa, moda e costume nella storia del novecento, A_L channel will begin on March 3rd
-Professor Coletti's course, Storia, produzione, conservazione del patrimonio tessile, will begin on 24 February. Classroom code: r6qwssmr
CHANNEL CHANGE REQUESTS FOR MODERN ART HISTORY (3rd year - 2nd semester)
Valter Curzi (Channels A-D)
Massimo Moretti (Channels E-O)
Francesco Freddolini (Channels P-Z)
Channel changes are permitted only for scheduling reasons: whether due to work schedules or overlaps with other courses, both must be documented.
The maximum number of requests for each channel is 10.
The request must be submitted in a single email, starting Monday, February 23, and no later than March 8, 2026, to the two professors interested in the exchange and, for information, to the President of the Degree Program in Historical and Artistic Studies (Prof. Cerone roberta.cerone@uniroma1.it) and to the Academic Secretariat (elisa.pettinelli@uniroma1.it).
Requests received before the start of classes or after the deadline of March 8, 2026, will not be considered.
ATTENTION! Professor Francesco Freddolini (History of Modern Art) has reached the maximum number of available changes. You can request a channel change to Professors Valter Curzi and Massimo Moretti, who still have available spots (updated February 23).
The workshop aims to provide undergraduate students in the Scienze della moda e del costume degree program with the basic tools for approaching the scientific writing required for their final thesis, or more generally for academic texts. The course consists of 14 hours of training, plus exercises given by instructors, to be completed either in class or independently.
Attendance for the entire course (ONLY ONE ABSENCE is permitted) and submission of any required assignments entitles students to 3 AAF credits.
The course will be held every Saturday morning from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm in the Geography Room of the Facoltà di Lettere e filosofia, starting in March 2026.
The following is the schedule, with the topics of the lectures:
LEVEL 1 - (Prof. Vitullo) MARCH 7
TOPICS: What is a thesis and when is it worth considering it? Types of theses, topics, and research methodologies that can be applied (online and offline).
LESSON 2 - (Prof. Briatore) MARCH 14
TOPICS: Composing and writing a thesis argument. The narrative construction of a text.
LESSON 3 - (Prof. Russo) MARCH 21
TOPICS: Research and qualitative data collection: fieldwork, the ethnographic method, interviews.
LESSON 4 - (Prof. Ciglioni) MARCH 28
TOPICS: Research and source collection: databases. Types of sources (primary, secondary) and source authority.
LESSON 5 - (Prof. Ferri) APRIL 11
TOPICS: How to format a thesis, layout, and graphic structure of the sections.
LESSON 6 - 5/4 (Prof. Pulvirenti) APRIL 18
TOPICS: Online research: how to use digital archives.
LECTURE 7 - (Prof. Battista) MAY 9
TOPICS: Citing sources. How to cite books, scientific articles (both print and online), and online information. The difference between plagiarism and citation.
The second semester will begin on Monday, February 23. However, some classes may begin later, at the discretion of the instructors. To this end, please check the information published on the instructor's profile. If the instructor's name is not listed on the course webpage, it means the assignment process is still ongoing and the relevant information will be published as soon as possible. Therefore, the start of classes for instructors yet to be appointed will be postponed until the course is assigned. Classes will be held in person. Due to the recent cyber attack on Sapienza University, the "Timetable" section is temporarily unavailable. Until the website is fully restored, the class schedule will be published below and in the attached file.
All information regarding the TQSM exam by Professor Carlo Amendola can be found on the professor's page https://carloamendola.site.uniroma1.it/home
Starting March 13th, a series of seminars will present the main
professional roles in the fashion industry and the construction of a creative and professional identity.
Attendance at all meetings and the submission of a written report (follow the instructions in the Other Training Activities section https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/course/33524/attendance) will entitle students to 4 AAF credits.
To register, please follow this link: https://forms.gle/xbEKhndhkGoL6oRU9
See the meeting poster/calendar attached.
Reclaiming (Feminist) Justice, January 16, Chabod Hall, 9:00 AM
Attendance at the event, accompanied by the submission of a paper, will earn one AAF credit.
Information on how to prepare the paper is available at https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/course/33524/attendance. The paper should be sent to your supervisor (indicating their last name) and to the event coordinator, Dr. http://daniela.susarenco@uniroma1.it, for review.
The event poster is attached.
Participation in the exhibition https://www.museicapitolini.org/it/mostra-evento/cartier-e-il-mito-ai-mu..., can be recognized for AAF vredits. Follow the instructions https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/course/33524/attendance
The Scienze della moda e del costume adheres to Sguardi sulle Differenze Laboratory program of the Department of European, American, and Intercultural Studies, which you can find attached. For the required commitment, you can earn 6 AAF credits by following the procedures:
- Attend at least 5 of the 7 meetings in person and retrieve the recordings of the missed meetings; active attendance is required (participation in the discussion in the second part of each meeting);
- Read the materials provided for each meeting (currently being published on the website);
- Write a paper (max. 30,000 characters) commenting and reflecting on the experience of the entire cycle, demonstrating not only attendance at meetings but also critical reading of the materials.
- Attend at least one of the two meetings offered, which will provide methodological guidance for studying the materials and writing the paper.
The materials for the meetings are available on the Laboratory website, at www.sguardisulledifferenze.eu
"Style-me: l'arte del raccontare con l'immagine" events, open to students' social and cultural initiatives.
The meetings will be held on November 26th in Room V from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM and on December 2nd in Room IV from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
At the end of the two meetings, students must prepare a report to submit to their supervisors according to the procedures for credits at the link https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/course/33524/attendance
Attendance at the conference, accompanied by the submission of a paper, will earn 1 credit (CFU), following the instructions in the dedicated section: https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/course/33524/attendance
The flyer is attached.
The meeting "Agadez. Design e artigianato tra Africa e Italia" will be held on November 20th, 8:00-10:00 a.m., Room IV.
Attendance at the meeting, along with the production of a related written report, supplemented by the study of the attached text, will result in the acquisition of 1 credit for AAF, according to the instructions for AAF available at https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/course/33524/attendance
To partecipate please fill out the form: http:// https://docs.google.com/document/d/15EG1djzpUEfV6qW69fQAo2sNi-eW1rJsUKgyABkadRo/edit?tab=t.0
The presentation of the "Moda Futura" workshop, organized by Lazio Innova in collaboration with Unindustria and the Spazio Attivo network, will be held on November 18th at 3:00 PM at Spazio Attivo Roma Casilina – Via Casilina 3T (Porta Maggiore area). Registration is available at
https://www.lazioinnova.it/eventi/e/laboratorio-moda-futura/
The workshop aims to illustrate the opportunity offered to former students of fashion schools and academies to participate in a fashion management workshop on the topic of the fashion of the future.
The workshop will begin in January 2026, and participants will have the opportunity to delve deeper into the management of a fashion company, interact directly with established entrepreneurs, and explore new techniques for creating innovative and sustainable prototypes in the industry.
The call for applications and regulations are published on the Lazio Innova website at https://www.lazioinnova.it/innovazione-aperta/iniziativa/moda-futura/.
The event "Per una moda etica, bella, sostenibile" will be held on November 17th at Via Panisperna 207, Palazzo Passarini Falletti, organized by FISMO and Confesercenti.
Attendance at the event, accompanied by a report to be sent to your contact person following the instructions in the dedicated section, will entitle you to 1 AAF credit.
Attached brochure
The conference "The Future of Work" will be held on November 14th at the Scuola Superiore di Studi Avanzati. Attendance will earn one academic credit (CFU) upon presentation of a certificate of attendance and a written report to your supervisor, following the instructions in the dedicated section: https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/course/33524/attendance
Event flyer attached.
Seminar "From Himation to Brand: Dressing Women in Luxury," October 15, 2025, 2:00 PM, Chabod Hall
The event program is available in the attached flyer.
Attendance at the seminar may be recognized for one AAF 1155 credit by submitting a paper to your supervisor for registration, following the instructions for obtaining AAFs.
The paper must be between 8,000 and 12,000 characters, excluding images, in New Roman font, and must illustrate a specific aspect of the seminar in an original manner.
Please follow the instructions in the file