The University of Rome (also known as the University of Rome II) was founded in 1982, so it is called the Second University and is the second comprehensive national university in Rome. Here is a brief introduction to the major setting and school environment of Rome II.

I. Major Settings of University of Rome II

1, major in studying abroad

Cultural heritage in tourism direction, philosophy, literature, contemporary language and contemporary literature, cultural heritage studies, language in information society, methods and technologies of cultural relics restoration and preservation, pedagogy, media, music and drama art and skills in a pluralistic society.

Master's courses include: archaeology, archives and library science, me, multimedia and journalism, religious philosophy, morality, politics and aesthetics, Italian studies, European and American languages and literature, linguistics, musicology and musical cultural heritage, cultural heritage and tourism management, history and religious studies, drama history and stage art, art history, history of language and ancient languages and literature, cultural heritage design and tourism system management.

2. Study abroad department

The University of Rome II covers an area of 600 hectares. At present, there are six colleges: Law School, Economics College, Engineering College, Science College, Shirley College and Medical College. There are 27 departments, undergraduate 1 16 masters, 25 interdisciplinary research centers, with 40,000 registered students and 65,438 full-time teachers. There are 63 1 doctoral scholarships and 180 Leonardo scholarships every year.

Law school is one of the two colleges established at the beginning of the establishment of Rome II, and the other is medical school. At that time, most of the professors in the law school came from the University of Rome I, so there are still many contacts between the two schools until today.

The School of Economics has 70 faculty members and cooperates with foreign scholars, research institutions and public organizations. The number of students is about 3,500, and 900 students are enrolled every year. The undergraduate education system of the School of Economics is "3+2", that is, the first three years belong to the first-level undergraduate course, and the last two years belong to the second-level undergraduate course, all of which are taught in Italian. The School of Economics is strong in training master's degree and doctor's degree, offering one-year master's education and three-year doctor's education, and conferring degrees.

The School of Engineering of the University of Rome II ranks among the best in the scores of Italian universities over the years. At present, there are six departments in the School of Engineering, namely, the Department of Enterprise Engineering, the Department of Information Systems and Manufacturing, the Department of Civil Engineering, the Department of Electronic Engineering, the Department of Materials Engineering and the Department of Chemical Technology.

The medical school of the University of Rome II is called "School of Pharmacy and Surgery". It is one of the first two colleges and has its own hospital. The Medical College consists of seven departments: Department of Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging, Department of Surgery, Department of Internal Medicine, Department of Biochemistry, Department of Nervous System, Department of Health Culture Biological Cell Line and Department of Dentistry. 、

The College of Literature and Philosophy was founded in 1982, but in a short time, the faculty of the school, that is, registered students, has reached a certain scale. It is divided into the following professional directions: cultural heritage department, music and drama department, ancient and classical tradition department, philosophy research department, history department, literature department, language and literature research department.

The Academy of Natural Sciences includes four departments: Biology Department, Physics Department, Mathematics Department and Chemistry Department.

Second, the school environment of Rome II

Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata" located in Rome, Italy, is a famous public research university in Italy.

Since Rome II broke away from Rome I in 1982, it has developed into an important high-level scientific research and education institution in Italy and even Europe for decades.

With perfect teaching facilities and humanized teaching management style, University of Rome II has attracted international students from all over the world to study here, and has been selected as a famous Italian school for three consecutive years.

Rome II has six colleges: School of Economics, School of Law, School of Engineering, Shirley College, Medical College and Academy of Sciences, among which Law School is the most famous. At present, the school has about 4 1000 registered students and 434 teachers.

The school offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses, as well as undergraduate and postgraduate programs and doctoral courses, and has set up 47 specialized schools, 492 laboratories and 6 libraries.

Rome's two dominant disciplines are physics, space science, mathematics, economics, law and medicine.

Rome II is the only Italian school that has entered the list of outstanding youth colleges in the world. At the same time, Rome II has become the best young university in Italy.

Many teachers of Rome II also occupy an important position in Italian academic and political circles, such as:

Enrico Giovannini, professor of economics, former Italian Minister of Labor and Social Policy, former president of Italian Statistical Association, former chief statistician of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), and former co-chair of the United Nations Secretary-General's Independent Expert Advisory Group on the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development.