To answer frequently asked questions (FAQ) the Department of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences can also consult the University’s Student Guide.
You have to go to the Academics Offer, click on the course you are interested in and read the requirements and how to access it.
There is a tutoring and guidance desk, where student tutors can provide support and assistance.
The University of Tuscia has provided various measures to support the right to study. See the regulations on fees and contributions.
The student community has the opportunity to benefit from scholarships made available by the University. In addition, it is possible to take part in competitions to access LazioDisco scholarships, the regional authority for the right to study.
University canteens are managed by the Lazio region. There are two canteens in Viterbo: Mensa San Sisto (Piazza San Sisto, 8) and Mensa Via Alessandro Volta ‘Riello’ (Via Alessandro Volta, 37), located a short walk from the Department.
All information relating to international students is published on this page.
The admission test is online, free of charge and can be repeated several times. See all available dates here.
– 29/12/2024: A.Y. 2023-2024 enrolment deadline for the first year of the Master’s degree courses.
-Until31/12/2024 it will still be possible to enrol in all three-year degree courses by paying a late fee of 10 euros.
– 28/02/2025: Deadline for A.Y. 2023-2024 enrolment for those graduating between January and February 2024 and intending to enrol in the first year of a Master’s Degree Course.
The university has put in place a number of services and interventions to foster student autonomy, inclusion and participation in university life.
Attendance at study course lectures is not mandatory, except in special cases established by the individual study course councils.
The entrance interview for Master’s degrees is not a selective test. It is an interview to verify possession of the curricular requirements of the chosen degree course.
On the Moodle portal, logging in with the same credentials as in the student portal.
The study plan is the most important educational obligation the student is called upon to fulfil. It does not have to be completed at the time of matriculation/enrolment but can be completed and/or amended at a later date.
See the procedure here.
Via the GOMP student portal. See the updated list of recognised language certifications here.
If you need to reconcile study and work, you can apply for part-time enrolment. This request must be submitted between 1 August and 30 September of the academic year of interest.
See this page.