Fashion theory and practices

Would you like more information about this degree program?
If you have already chosen the program but would like to ask for information that you couldn’t find on this website, you can contact the Sort-Tutor help desk of the Department. There, you will find current students who can listen to your requests and offer support and assistance, on the third floor of the Faculty of Lettere e filosofia building

For general information
Contact CIAO by writing to ciao@uniroma1.it
If you have a foreign qualification
Contact Hello by writing to hello@uniroma1.it
If you have a disability, a specific learning disorder (SLD), or need further information
Please refer to the information provided in the admission notice for the program, in the Enrollment section.

To transfer from another Italian university or switch from another Sapienza program, please read the instructions provided in the admission notice.
Go to the Enrollment section: https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/en/course/33553/apply

For more information about transfers and program changes, contact the Administrative Office.
Visit the page: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/segreteria-amministrativa-studenti-di-lettere-e-filosofia

The study plan must be completed on Infostud during the time periods indicated in the “Attending” section.
For information and requests, you can contact the Didactic Office at:
fashion.saras@uniroma1.it
giacomo.panunzio@uniroma1.it

The tutoring services offered by the degree program are described in the “Attending” section.
To contact the Tutor, send an email to: tutor.sar@uniroma1.it

For information about classes, exams, and the final dissertation, you can contact the Didactic Office by writing to:
fashion.saras@uniroma1.it;
giacomo.panunzio@uniroma1.it

For information and application procedures, please refer to the Regulations.
Go to the page.
For any clarification, you can contact your Administrative Office.
Visit the page: https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/segreteria-amministrativa-studenti-di-lettere-e-filosofia

Career Orientation
As part of the University’s Career Service, the career orientation service offers a variety of services and activities.

Personalized Support and Interviews for:

• CV review
• Writing cover letters and skills assessment
• Career guidance

Career Lab:
Career Labs are practical orientation workshops that help you take your first steps into the job market, make more informed decisions about your professional future, and gain confidence in tackling the selection process.

Contact:
orientalavoro.sapienza@uniroma1.it
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/orientamento-al-lavoro
https://www.uniroma1.it/it/pagina/eventi-di-orientamento-al-lavoro

Job Placement
As part of the University’s Career Service, the Job Placement service supports and assists your entry into the job market through a network of relationships with businesses, associations, and organizations, as well as by providing access to a dedicated online platform for posting job opportunities (JobTeaser).
The Job Placement Office organizes Career Days, Recruiting Days, company presentations, graduate programs, and company-specific business games.

Contact:
placement@uniroma1.it
jobteaser.sapienza@uniroma1.it
https://www.uniroma1.it/en/pagina/eventi-di-recruiting-e-placement

Internships
To submit an internship project or to request specific information, you can contact the Faculty representative.
Go to the page

For information about credit recognition and training activities, you can contact the Didactic Office of the SARAS Department and the course coordinator:
fashion.saras@uniroma1.it
giacomo.panunzio@uniroma1.it
Any training activities organized by the degree program will be announced in the Notices section.
 

Contact the University's Offices for students with disabilities and specific learning difficulties to request:

• Incoming orientation services
• Support and aids for entrance exams to programs with a limited number of places, according to the instructions in the call for applications
• Support, tools, and aids for studying and the assistive technology library
• Peer tutors
• SL (Sign Language) interpreting
• Information about financial assistance and mobility contributions
• Information about architectural barriers
• Access to parking in the University City
• Career orientation services

You can find further details and contact information on the university's website.
Go to the page for students with disabilities and specific learning difficulties

For more information, you can consult the A–Z Students tool on the University website.
Go to the page.