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For the remediation of OFAs the Faculty of Humanities and Philosophy organises a course on Moodle entitled OF@SAPIENCE - Italian Section, which can be accessed from the Minimum Knowledge section with one's Sapienza credentials, allowing students to practise online while following the video lectures and taking the self-assessment tests. It is also possible to refer to tutors who will guide students if they need further help.
Additional training obligations (OFAs) are deemed to be fulfilled
- either by passing the examination, which is held three times a year at the Faculty of Humanities and Philosophy (consult the Faculty's web page in the Orientation section to choose the date you prefer)
- or by taking the curricular examination: "General Linguistics V" scheduled in the first year of the course of study.

For the 2025/2026 academic year, four OFA tests have been scheduled: - January 8, 2026, 10:00-12:00
- March 2, 2026, 10:00-12:00
- June 8, 2026, 10:00-12:00
- September 9, 2026, 10:00-12:00
 

In addition to internships, which are carried out at public institutions or private companies, the Degree Course in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation promotes training activities (Conferences, Workshops, Study Days) aimed at broadening students' knowledge and skills with a view to their future entry into the world of work. In this regard, it is worth noting in particular, on the initiative of the CdS, the activation
- of a three-year Faculty agreement with the UCRI (Union of Romanés Communities in Italy), which has made it possible, in the 2024/2025 academic year, to hold an 18-hour AAF course (for 3 CFUs) on "Romani language and culture". This initiative, in light of the high level of approval received from the student body, will be repeated in the two years to come, and hopefully renewed in the future.
- of a three-year Faculty agreement with Studio Legale Dotto-Antonazzi, which will allow, in the A.A. 2025/2026 and in the following two-year period, the holding of an 18-hour AAF course (for 3 CFUs) on "Negotiation Techniques and Strategies with Subjects from Different Cultures".
You will find all the information about the placements offered and how to complete and report them on this page 
For further information, please contact the Coordinator of the Internship Commission of the SEAI Department, Prof. Stefano Tedeschi: stefano.tedeschi@uniroma1.it

The Degree Course in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation envisages the completion of 6 CFUs in internship and/or AAF activities over the three years.
You will find all the information regarding the placements offered and the procedures for their completion and reporting on this page
For further information, please contact the SEAI Department Internship Commission Coordinator, Prof. Stefano Tedeschi: stefano.tedeschi@uniroma1.it
 

The final exam consists of a theoretical or practical paper related to the subjects studied during the program, whether core, core, or related or complementary.
During the dissertation, graduates will partially present the results of their research in one of the two foreign languages studied

The final examination consists in the writing of a synthetic paper, with a theoretical or practical slant, relating to the subjects studied during the training course, be they basic, characterising, related and integrative or optional.
In order to agree on the topic of the final examination, you must contact the lecturers and lecturers, well in advance of the scheduled session and with a number of examinations not exceeding five.
The discussion of the paper will take place in public on the dates indicated by the course of study at least ten days before the event. At this time, you will have to partially present the results of your research in one of the two foreign languages studied.
On the basis of the average obtained in the profit examinations, the Commission may award you a maximum of 5 points on the basis of the paper submitted and the discussion. A further point will be added to the mark awarded for the final paper if:
a) you are current on the date of the discussion of the final paper,
b) you have obtained at least three commendations in your coursework.
The proclamation will take place at the end of each graduation session.
In the "Undergraduate Reminder" published on the university website you will find:
- the requirements for submitting the graduation application
- the procedures for submitting the graduation application
- graduation deadlines and sessions
Go to the page
On the "Graduating" page on the university website you will find information on:
- Thesis layout and logo;
- Scholarships for dissertations abroad;
- Photographic services at graduation sessions;
- Rules of conduct during the graduation session;
- Withdrawal of the degree parchment.
Go to page
 

The tutors for the Study Course in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation are the lecturers
Christos Bintoudis: christos.bintoudis@uniroma1.it
Valerio Cordiner:valerio.cordiner@uniroma1.it
Stefano Tedeschi: stefano.tedeschi@uniroma1.it 
Silvia Toscano:silvia.toscano@uniroma1.it
Mary Wardle:mary.wardle@uniroma1.it
You can contact them for any information or problems relating to the conduct of teaching activities, the completion of work placements, departure for Erasmus study trips, the compilation of study plans

The Course of Studies in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation, following the fruitful collaboration with the "Policlinico Umberto I" and "San Giovanni Addolorata" hospitals, has activated a special Minor Course in "Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation for the Health Care Area".
For all information, please consult "Discover the Minor" at the bottom of this page
 

The reference libraries of the Degree Course in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation are
- the Library of Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures. Go to the page
- the Angelo Monteverdi Library. Go to the page

Sapienza's Career Service supports students and graduates in the delicate phase of transition from university to the world of work, providing various services including
- assistance and information on the services provided
- individual work orientation counselling;
- CV revision;
- training catalogue for work orientation and employability development;
- concluding partnership agreements with companies for the implementation of placement and job orientation initiatives ;
- reserved selections;
- organisation of recruiting and orientation events;
- organisation of Career Days.
Job guidance takes the form of specific activities organised by the Career Service and/or by Faculties and other University structures or in collaboration with companies, external public or private bodies and trade associations.
Job orientation activities may consist of seminars, workshops and thematic events on job orientation, transversal skills and career management skills (e.g. soft skills, CV writing, active job search strategies, video resumes, social networks, Employability Lab, etc.).
Recruiting days, Career Days, Testimonial days, Company Presentations, Company visits, Assessments, Business Games, mentoring programmes or other placement-related initiatives, including those with Alumni and company mentorships, are organised to encourage meetings with companies and institutions. These events can be conducted both online and in-person and are aimed at finding the most suitable profiles for the professional opportunities offered by companies.
Seminars, workshops and thematic events dedicated to placement (e.g. innovation, start-ups, business incubation, focus on professions, Innovation Camp, etc.) are also available to students, graduates and students.
Students and graduates have access to the JobTeaser Sapienza IT platform to
- create and personalise their CV
- apply for job opportunities in line with their curricular profile;
- consult the list of companies and associations registered on the platform to contact them independently
- make reservations at recruiting events, company presentations and scheduled Career Days.
Every year, the Career Service organises the University Career Day, dedicated to students, graduates and undergraduates from all eleven Faculties of La Sapienza, as well as various Career Days by subject area or Faculty, such as Career Day Human and Social Sciences; Career Day Economic and Legal Sciences; Career Day STEM.
The services, calendar of events and opportunities dedicated to students and graduates are published on the University website on the following page: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/career-service-studenti-e-laureati
The Career Service manages its own social channels Facebook, X and LinkedIn on which it relaunches services, promotes announcements, competitions and other opportunities dedicated to students, graduates and undergraduates.
Contact: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/contatti-career-service

The CGAQ of the Degree Course in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation conducts a close interaction with the Job Placement Sector, actively participating in its meetings and publicising through its website and especially its social pages (Facebook and Instagram) all the initiatives organised and/or promoted by this Sector.
Precisely in order to provide students with specific preparation to facilitate their entry into the world of work, the Course of Study has presented a special Minor Course on Linguistic Mediation in the Health Care Area. The formal or informal consultation of interested parties actively contributes to the definition of the most congenial training paths in view of the entry into the world of work by graduates in Mediation.