International relations
OUTGOING STUDENTS
I have just started the Erasmus mobility and I have to fill in the Certificate of Arrival, where can I find it?
I have to modify the Learning Agreement, how can I do it?
The "During the Mobility" section is included in the learning agreement that you already have.
You must modify this part, indicating any subjects you want to remove from the Learning and any new subjects to add. Important: this work must be done both as regards the subjects to be supported abroad and for the subjects UCBM which recognition is expected.
Are you unable to modify the Learning in your possession? You can downloadcarlo here again.
Remember, the During the Mobility section must be signed by the Erasmus referents UCBM and the host university.
What documents will I use during the mobility?
- Learning Agreement (to be signed in all sections before departure)
- The financial contract (to be signed before departure)
- Certificate of Arrival (to be signed on the first day at the foreign university)
- Certificate of Stay (to be signed before returning to Italy)
- After the mobility (only in the case of traineeship mobility, to be signed before returning to Italy)
- Transcript of Records (mainly in cases of mobility for study purposes, it is the certificate listing the grades obtained during Erasmus).
INCOMING STUDENTS
How should I look for an accommodation in Rome?
We strongly recommend renting a room close to Metro B line. Laurentina, Piramide, Garbatella, San Paolo are the metro stations closer to our University. Online Magazines are also a great resource to help you find a room:
www.portaportese.it
www.subito.it
www.easystanza.it
www.uniplaces.com
www.spotahome.com
Since Rome is quite expensive, one should be prepared to spend on average 400 euros plus utilities (50 euros approximately) per month for a single-room with a shared bathroom.
How to get there UCBM?
The UCBM is located in Via Alvaro del Portillo n.21, PRABB building, in Trigoria neighbourhood. Trigoria is a residential district far away from the city centre. From the center of Rome, take Metro B (blue line) to “Laurentina” metro station. From there, take bus no. 722 until “Alessandrini” stop, approximately 20-30 minutes from Laurentina station (be careful not to stop at “Policlinico”). For your convenience, Metro maps are available at: https://viaggiacon.atac.roma.it/
Bus schedules and Metro information can be found at https://www.atac.roma.it/en/tickets-and-passes. You can buy a monthly ticket (35 euros) at any "Tobacconist" or magazine shop. Daily ticket costs €1,50.
Which ones are the activities scheduled in September for the Erasmus students starting during the first semester?
Registration Day: September 14th, 2026
Italian Language Classes for Erasmus Students: from September 14th to September 23rd, 2026
Freshman Welcome Day: September 22nd and 23rd, 2026
Do I have to come personally?
Classes will be taught in-person and exams will only be given in-person.
