Announcements
We would like to point out several discrepancies between the information in GOMP and the timetable published on the CoRiS website. We apologise for any inconvenience caused; we are currently making the necessary corrections and, in the meantime, we would ask you to refer to the updated timetable on the CoRiS website.
UPDATE: The timetable for the ‘Strategies for Cooperation’ lecture on Friday has changed again; the final timetable is 12.00–16.00 in Room Alfa (Via Salaria 113).
N.B. Lectures are held at three different venues: the Blu lecture theatres are at Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 (opposite the Botany building); the RE lecture theatres are at Via del Castro Laurenziano 2/bis (Residenza Serianni entrance); and the Alfa lecture theatre is at Via Salaria, 113.
All students are advised to check not only their timetables but also the location of their lecture theatres on the page https://coris.web.uniroma1.it/it/orari-delle-lezioni-e-ubicazione-delle-...
As a general rule, lectures for the Bachelor’s degree programmes in Public and Business Communication, Communication, Digital Technologies and Cultures, and Cooperation and Development, as well as for the Master’s degree programme in Organisation and Marketing for Business Communication, are held at the University Campus, at Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5.
Lectures for the Master’s degree programmes in Gender Studies, Media and Communication Cultures and Policies, Digital Media, Journalism and Political Communication, and Social Design for Sustainability, Innovation and Gender Inclusion take place in the lecture rooms of the CoRiS Department, Via Salaria 113.
We wish everyone a great start to the term!
On the webpage https://coris.web.uniroma1.it/it/orari-delle-lezioni-e-ubicazione-delle-aule, PDF timetables for the three-year and Master’s degree programmes administered by the Department of Communication and Social Research are available.
Please note that these timetables are subject to change, following the allocation of contract-based teaching posts or due to issues with classroom availability; you are therefore advised to keep a close eye on any updates that will be published on the Department’s website and in the ‘Notices’ section of the single programmes.
Please note that lectures for the first semester of the 2026/2027 academic year will take place from Monday 21 September to Saturday 12 December 2026 (with the week of 14–19 December set aside for any rescheduled lectures).