Facts & Figures
The University in numbers
Tor Vergata University of Rome is a public institution centered around its six Schools (Economics, Engineering, Humanities and Philosophy, Law, Medicine and Surgery, Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences) housed in six different buildings on a vast 600-hectare campus.
Founded in 1982, Tor Vergata University of Rome hosts important institutions such as the CNR (National Research Council) and the ASI (Italian Space Agency), which make the area one of the most dynamic in terms of teaching and research activities. In addition, the Policlinico Tor Vergata University Hospital on campus is a regional, national and international flagship for Medicine and Surgery services as well as for research.
Tor Vergata's Numbers
With its 18 departments, 6 libraries, 350 classrooms, 29 computer labs, and the Villa Mondragone congress center Tor Vergata University of Rome offers its 33,000+ students 120 graduate programs (Bachelor's, Master's, One-cycle, including programs pending accreditation), about 130 postgraduate courses, 53 specialization schools, and 37 PhD programs.
International Dimension
Its several programs taught in English attract many international students from all over the world each year. Tor Vergata University of Rome actively promotes the international dimension of study programs and research. Dual and Joint Degrees, Erasmus+, Venice International University and Overseas programme offer Tor Vergata students grants and scholarships to spend a semester abroad.
Sustainability and Third Mission
In addition to the standard academic missions of excellence in education, training and cutting-edge research, frontier research, Tor Vergata University of Rome has been working to develop new strategies for its Third Mission, aimed at improving its network and collaboration with institutions, firms and agencies in terms of social innovation and territorial development.
All of the above is embedded in the mission of Sustainable Development that shapes Tor Vergata University's approach and daily life on Campus.
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