International experiences
The Degree Course in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation has appointed two RAMs to assist students departing for periods of training abroad in the compilation of their Learning Agreement and then proceed to its approval. The President of the Board of Studies is responsible for assisting students participating in the Free Movers programme. It should also be noted that, in addition to the student mobility provided for by the Erasmus agreements, the MLI degree course has, on its own initiative, set up specific mobility programmes ensured by international agreements with non-EU universities, such as those stipulated with Latin American universities (32 grants with 12 different universities) and the Russian Federation (the latter are currently suspended by decision of the MUR). The number of students enrolled in Mediation also includes recurring cases of free-mover students leaving for training periods in non-European locations. In accordance with the Faculty's regulations, these students are constantly offered effective assistance in preparing for their study period abroad and, if necessary, during the course of their studies.
The Degree Course in Linguistic and Intercultural Mediation also actively collaborates with Sapienza's Career Service, for the purpose of making use of contacts consolidated over time with Italian and foreign bodies and institutions, for the development of curricular and extracurricular work placements, aimed at the acquisition, for students, of practical and theoretical skills useful for future entry into the world of work. Formal or informal consultation of the parties involved actively contributes to the definition of the training courses abroad that are most congenial to the Mediation student body.