Pursuant to Article 9 of the Regulations of the Department of Classics, elections are hereby announced for student representation on the Department Board for the 2026–2028 biennium.
Student representation on the Department Board is set at a minimum of 15% (rounded up) of the total number of professors and equivalent staff, amounting to 12 representatives.
Active and passive voting rights are extended to Ph.D. students, specialization school students, and students enrolled in Master's Degree programs belonging to the Department.
The elections will result in the appointment of the full number of expected representatives provided that at least 10% of eligible voters participate. Otherwise, the number of elected representatives will be reduced in proportion to the actual number of voters.
Therefore, all students from the following programs are called to vote:
Master's Degree in Archaeology (LM-2)
Master's Degree in Philology, Literature and History of the Ancient World (LM-15)
Master's Degree in Cultural Heritage in the Near and Middle East, and in Africa (LM-2)
Master's Degree in Mediterranean Archaeology (LM-2)
Specialization School in Archaeological Heritage
Ph.D. School in Archaeology
Ph.D. in Philology and History of the Ancient World
National Ph.D. in Heritage Science
The elections will take place online on October 13, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Further details regarding the voting procedures will follow.
The lists of eligible voters will be published on the Department's website. Each voter may express up to two preferences.
Anyone interested in running as a candidate for representative is requested to submit their candidacy by October 5, 2026, to: segreteriadidattica_dssaa@uniroma1.it. The names of the candidates will be published on the Department's website.
The elected representatives will subsequently be convened for the election of student representatives on the Giunta di Dipartimento.
IMPORTANT NOTICE – Checking the Class Timetable
Students are hereby informed that the class timetables for the 2026/2027 academic year published in the Degree Programme Catalogue (imported from the GOMP system) contain system discrepancies and should not be considered reliable. These pages may contain incorrect information, timetable clashes, or courses belonging to different academic years and curricula.
To avoid misunderstandings and problems with attendance, students are kindly requested to check the timetables by keeping the Programme of Study at hand and consulting each lecturer’s webpage directly.
If information about classes is not available on the lecturer’s personal webpage, please contact the Academic Office.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Students are informed that the class schedules for the 2026/2027 academic year, reported in the Course Catalogue (imported by the GOMP system), present system mismatches and are not to be considered reliable. These cards may contain incorrect information, overlaps, or courses related to different years and curricula.
To avoid misunderstandings and problems with frequency, please check the schedules by keeping the Training Offer handy and consulting each teacher's web page directly.
If information regarding the lessons is not present on the teacher's personal page, we invite you to contact the Teaching Secretariat.