Inbound orientation

Inbound orientation initiatives are aimed at fostering awareness in student choices. The  Course Regulation clarifies the entry requirements and the competences required for the assessment of the adequacy of the preparation. In the coming years, inbound guidance activities will also be articulated taking into account the results of career monitoring. The Course adheres to the University initiatives for incoming guidance, which it supports with its own initiatives. Incoming orientation activities are provided for the Cuorse divided into interventions and initiatives both in the presence and at a distance.

• Regarding the interventions in presence, are foreseen:
  • interviews with teachers,
  • University opening days; the entire educational offer is presented during the meetings. Teachers provide information on the subject of courses, curricula, supply chains (three-year degrees connected with master’s degrees), employment opportunities, agreements, internships and internships.
  • ‘Student help desk’ initiative: it is a location within the premises of the faculty in which the winners of the annual competition to be tutors assigned to orientation and tutoring guarantee a constant presence to assist students, especially in the first year, in the compilation of study plans and in dealing with problems of an organizational nature (for administrative questions, there is a special service at the student secretariat).
  • Participation in orientation events, in which the Cds participates through the delegates in orientation to the events organized by the competent institutions (Municipality, Province).
• In regards to distance guidance activities, we note:
  • Care of a site, with useful information to learn about the Course of study together with technical information on enrollment methods, by the University’s International Students Office.
  • Welcome initiatives organized by the University’s International Students Office, including support activities (visas, information on operating procedures for accommodation and transport, support and medical assistance, …).
  • The opportunity of contacting the Orientation service by email at orientation@lettere.uniroma2.it.
  • The intention to use social networks (Facebook groups) to disseminate information and news, and to receive questions.
  • Care, by the Quality Assurance Group of the Course to build up a site dedicated to the study Course, in which to report information.
  • Care, by the Students Office to manage a site dedicated to future freshmen, with information deemed useful.