University of Rome Unitelma Sapienza

[rachel83az]

Actually, if you do not have the requisite undergrad to pursue the Archaeology courses, they offer three courses at 50 Euro each to get you qualified for the Master's program. I'm really interested in this now. For 50 euro, I'm willing to guinea pig one of the courses and report back how it is. Who's with me? *crickets* Bueller? Bueller?

Really? I didn't notice this. That's cool! What are the 3 courses?

[bjcheung77]

Yes Yes! Be the guinea pig! That's an awesome option for a Masters. I've taken so many different subjects for undergrad, Archaeology wasn't one of them though, the closest I took was Anthropology. Anyways...

[ReyMysterioso]

Actually, if you do not have the requisite undergrad to pursue the Archaeology courses, they offer three courses at 50 Euro each to get you qualified for the Master's program. I'm really interested in this now. For 50 euro, I'm willing to guinea pig one of the courses and report back how it is. Who's with me? *crickets* Bueller? Bueller?

Really? I didn't notice this. That's cool! What are the 3 courses?

Greek Archaeology, Hellenistic Art & Archaeology, Roman Archaeology. They evaluate your undergrad education and determine which one or ones they think you need. (All three most likely.)
Here's the page about the entry courses. Includes syllabus
https://www.international.unitelmasapien...ss-masters

[rachel83az]

Those definitely look like interesting classes. For 66€ (gotta include the stamp tax), they could be fun to take even if you never get the credit. Because who wants to travel to Italy just for a single exam?

[rockyskay]

I dont have much knowledge about Italy education system.

[Sdmj33]

I dont have much knowledge about Italy education system.

Theres the laurea degree - 180 ects, which is the equivalent of a bachelors. Theres 2 types of masters, regular masters programs of 120 ects and university masters (levels 1 and 2) worth 60 ects.

[freeloader]

I was interested in one of the programs, so reached out to them. I will post my questions and their response:

I am interested in the Master’s Degree in Economy, Management, and Innovation. I have a few questions that I hope you can answer for me regarding this program.
1. Would this degree program meet the requirements to enter an Italian doctoral/3rd cycle course of study (or its foreign equivalent)?

2. The page for the Master’s in Classical Archaeology states that exams must be completed in Rome. Is this also true for the Master’s in Economy, Management?

3. If exams must be taken in Rome, are these required annually, at the end of the program of study, or at some other time interval?

Thank You,
Freeloader

And the response:

Thanks for your interest in our University. Find below some details about the course you're interested in.
Master's Degree in Economy, Management and Innovation is provided completely online and enrollments are open throughout the year with no time limit.
The legal duration is 2 years and the title is recognized by the Italian Ministry of Education. This means that they can be recognized internationally, on the basis of the recognition of the CFU/ECTS.
Exams and final thesis have to be done in Rome at the Unitelma headquarter. Right now, due to the covid-19 emergency, until 31.05.2021 the students take exams and thesis remotely.


Seems like a really neat program at a fantastic price. Seems like it would have a very good chance of being favorably evaluated. I could travel to Rome, NY or Rome, GA for my exams. Don’t think I can swing Rome, Italy, however.

[Alpha]

https://www.romemaine.com/

[TINASAM]

Seems like a really neat program at a fantastic price. Seems like it would have a very good chance of being favorably evaluated. I could travel to Rome, NY or Rome, GA for my exams. Don’t think I can swing Rome, Italy, however.

Rome, GA isn't a picnic of a place t visit, take it from someone who lives here.

[StoicJ]