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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

  • How do I register for a degree course?

    To explore the programs offer, you need to navigate to the relevant section, select the course you are interested in, and review the entry requirements and admission procedures.

  • Are the courses of study restricted?

    No, the courses provided are open access, with the exception of degree courses in:

  • Does the university organise test preparation courses?

    The University of Tuscia offers prospective students access to MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses), which are free, online courses open to everyone. These courses are particularly useful for preparing for the basic mathematics entrance test.

  • How much does it cost to enrol at university?

    The University of Tuscia has implemented various measures to support the right to education. For more information, please review the regulations on tuition fees and contributions.

  • Can I benefit from scholarships?

    The student community has access to scholarships provided by the University. Additionally, students can participate in competitions to obtain scholarships from LazioDisco, the regional agency for the right to education.

  • Where are the canteens?

    The university canteens are managed by the Lazio region. In Viterbo, there are two cafeterias: Mensa San Sisto (Piazza San Sisto, 8) and Mensa Via Alessandro Volta “Riello” (Via Alessandro Volta, 37), which is located just a short walk from the Department.

  • I am from a foreign country: what should I do to enroll?

    All information relating to international students is published on this page

  • How do I find out about timetables, classrooms, lectures, programmes, recommended texts and lecturer reception?

    To find the information you need, follow these steps:

    1. Go to the Programs Offer: Access the section of the website that lists all available courses.
    2. Select Your Course of Interest: Click on the specific course you are interested in.
    3. For Course Details, Follow These Paths:
      • Already Enrolled:
        • Academic Pathway (Teaching Activities): Here, you will find information on course programs, office hours with professors, and recommended reading materials.
        • Class schedule or Calendar (Class Schedules or Gomp Calendar): This section provides details on class times, classroom locations, and lesson schedules.

    Follow these steps to access all the relevant academic and scheduling information for your course.

  • When do I have to fill in the study plan?

    The study plan is the most important academic obligation that students are required to fulfill. It does not need to be completed at the time of enrollment; instead, it can be created and/or modified during specific time windows communicated by the academic administration office.

  • What happens if I do not pass the entrance test?

    The entrance test is online, free of charge, and can be retaken multiple times. You can check all available dates here.

  • How do I activate the student mailbox?

    The Unitus email account will be activated after the payment of the first installment. Access credentials will be sent to the email address previously provided during the enrollment process.

  • How do I activate a curricular traineeship?

    See the entire procedure here.

  • What is the difference between Gomp and Moodle?

    GOMP is the student portal and can be used for the following procedures:

    → Registration for the entrance test
    → Enrollment in subsequent academic years
    → Payment of tuition fees
    → Completion/modification of the study plan
    → Request for thesis assignment/graduation application
    → Request for magistral clearance

    Moodle is the platform used by instructors to upload educational materials and provide notices or other relevant communications regarding courses. Within it, you can also find:

    → Access links to support courses (if offered via streaming)
    → Safety training courses for workplace environments
    → Language courses organized by the University Language Center

  • How can I get a language certification or ECDL recognised?

    Via the student portal (GOMP). See the updated list of recognised language certifications here.

  • I am a working student: are there any registration facilities?

    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.

  • Where can I find the teaching material?

    On the Moodle portal, logging in with the same credentials as in the student portal.

  • I am an undergraduate: where can I find guidelines for writing my thesis?

    All information relating to the award of the degree is published on this page

  • Is class attendance compulsory?

    Attendance at study course lectures is not compulsory, except in special cases established by the individual study course councils.

  • What does the admission interview for master's degrees consist of?

    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.