Cultural Heritage in the Near and Middle East, and in Africa

Mohamed Shaymaa Mohamed Abdulmuttaleb

The Faculty contact person for students with disabilities or Specific Learning Disorders (SLD) is Professor Maria Roccaforte.

The contact person ensures that the necessary support measures for teaching and study are implemented for students with disabilities or Specific Learning Disorders (SLD). She collaborates with other University services to guarantee integrated and coordinated support.
To contact your Faculty contact person, please consult the “Contact Us” page, where you will also find useful information about University services for students with disabilities and SLD.
You can also contact the Faculty contact person by visiting the dedicated page on the Faculty website:
https://lettere.web.uniroma1.it/it/referente-gli-studenti-disabili-e-dsa

Stefania Santinelli

La Garante studenti di Facoltà è la prof.ssa Emma Condello.
Puoi rivolgerti alla Garante per segnalare abusi, disfunzioni o restrizioni dei tuoi diritti, problemi di natura amministrativa, didattica o di altro genere.
La Garante è tenuta alla massima riservatezza nelle interlocuzioni e nelle eventuali interazioni con altri organi dell'università. 
Per contattare la tua Garante consulta la pagina dedicata sul sito di Facoltà
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TEACHING OFFICE

Stefania Santinelli (contact person)
Monica Scardocci
Beatrice Lucidi

Email: Teaching Office
Phone numbers:
+39 06 49913294
+39 06 49693251
+39 06 49913847

Faculty of Humanities
3rd Floor, Room 4

Office hours:
Monday: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Tuesday: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Wednesday: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Thursday: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Friday: closed

Administrative Student Office – Faculty of Humanities

Email: segrstudenti.filesuso

If you are enrolled at Sapienza, please write from your institutional email address (surname.registrationnumber@studenti.uniroma1.it
); this will make it easier for us to assist you.
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Please note: before contacting us, kindly read the recommendations available on the webpage.

Microsoft Teams:
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Office hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
Tuesday, Thursday: 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Address:
Piazzale Aldo Moro 5 – 00185 Rome
Building CU029, Staircase C
1st floor (mezzanine), access from the external staircase

Additional closing days in 2025 (besides public holidays):
Friday, 2 May 2025
From Monday, 11 August to Saturday, 16 August 2025
Wednesday, 24 December 2025
Wednesday, 31 December 2025
From Friday, 2 January to Monday, 5 January 2026

Head of Office:
Anna Fraioli

Staff:
Giulia Beranzoni
Greta Colaiuda
Antonio Criscuolo
Daniele De Angelis
Damiano Frezza
Rosanna Galeotafiore
Silvia Gemmati
Gianluca Grasso
Elena Lyemeyeskho
Aggeo Mania
Marco Marchetti
Diego Pandolfelli

Degree Programme (CdS) in Cultural Heritage in the Near and Middle East, and in Africa
Class: LM-2

a) The Degree Programme consists of a single curriculum.

b) The courses that make up the study programme, including the relevant academic disciplinary sectors and any division into modules, are published in the “planned teaching” section (didattica programmata).

c) The courses, credits, and assigned lecturers are published in the “delivered teaching” section (didattica erogata). The Degree Programme does not establish prerequisite requirements.

d) The elective activities available to students and the corresponding number of credits are published in the “planned teaching” section.

e) Procedures for transfers and/or changes from other degree programmes are governed by the current Academic Year University Regulations for Students.

f) Teaching is delivered in conventional format. However, with regard to teaching materials—particularly for students with visual or hearing disabilities—supplementary teaching tools are provided (PowerPoint presentations, e-learning materials, subtitles, audio recordings, dedicated syllabi, supporting outlines and diagrams) in order to facilitate not only attendance but also exam preparation. Assessment methods consist of oral examinations; however, in order to support students, intermediate tests may also be offered.

g) The Degree Programme appoints one or more lecturers responsible for assessing other educational activities. The corresponding credits are indicated in the “planned teaching” section.

h) The Degree Programme appoints one or more lecturers responsible for assessing the outcomes of internships, traineeships, and study periods abroad. The corresponding credits are indicated in the “planned teaching” section.

i) Additional provisions concerning students’ obligations are set out in the Charter of Students’ Rights and Duties, available at:
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/documento/carta-dei-diritti-e-dei-doveri-dell
...

j) Attendance follows conventional formats; however, for students with visual or hearing disabilities, supplementary teaching tools are provided to facilitate attendance. The Degree Programme also provides attendance arrangements for part-time students (approximately 30 ECTS per year), as the timetable and course programmes indicated in the official study plan are substantially maintained in the following academic year.

k) The Degree Programme provides for the recognition—subject to verification—of credits earned in other Degree Programmes at Sapienza or at other universities, in accordance with the current Academic Year University Regulations for Students.

l) Academic tutoring is designed to guide and assist students throughout their course of study, to involve them actively in the educational process, and to remove obstacles to effective attendance, including through initiatives tailored to individual needs, aptitudes, and requirements. Tutoring services cooperate with bodies supporting the right to education and with student representatives, contributing to students’ overall cultural development and to their full participation in university activities (Law 341/1990, art. 13).

m) The Degree Programme declares that courses corresponding to at least 60 ECTS credits are taught by professors or researchers belonging to the relevant academic disciplinary sectors and holding positions at the University, or at other universities on the basis of specific inter-university agreements. No tenured professor or researcher has been counted more than twice overall for courses taught either at Sapienza or at other universities. For the list of reference lecturers, please consult the “delivered teaching” section.

n) In addition to the requirements specified in the official regulations for admission to the Master’s Degree Programme in Cultural Heritage in the Near and Middle East, and in Africa, the Degree Programme requires verification of the adequacy of the applicant’s academic preparation through an interview with the President of the Degree Programme and/or one or more lecturers of the Programme.