Tourism Strategy, Cultural Heritage and Made in Italy

Program Bilgisi

Seviye

Yüksek Lisans

Süre

2 yıl

Dil

İngilizce / İtalyanca

Kampüs

School of Humanities, Via Columbia 1, 00133 Rome (with blended online delivery for the English-taught curriculum)

Derece Sınıfı

LM-49

Kabul Tipi

open access with verification of curricular requirements and assessment of adequate preparation (pre-assessment interview) Selection type: open with curriculum evaluation; pre-assessment interview is the gating step (no numero programmato) Admission test (name and provider): Internal Tor Vergata pre-assessment interview run by the programme committee. No TOLC/SAT. EU / non-EU quota: [uncertain] - no fixed EU/non-EU quota published; non-EU applicants residing abroad must also clear Universitaly pre-enrolment. School: School of Humanities (Department of History, Humanities and Society)

Resmi Eğitim Dili

English (E-Tourism, Heritage and Made in Italy curriculum) and Italian (Tourism Planning and Management / Progettazione e Gestione del Turismo curriculum). The English-taught curriculum is delivered in blended mode (online and in-presence).

EU Deadline

Two pre-assessment calls for A.Y. 2026/2027: Call 1: 24 November 2025 - 27 February 2026; Call 2: 02 March 2026 - 29 May 2026. Final documentation upload deadline: 31 July 2026. Rolling vs window: Window-based admission with two fixed pre-assessment calls per academic year; outcomes are released after each call closes. Tuition fee band (ISEE / flat): Tor Vergata applies an ISEE / ISEE-parificato income-band model for international students as well; exact 2026/2027 amounts: [uncertain]. Application fee and enrolment deposit: [uncertain] - specific application fee and enrolment deposit not stated on the programme pre-application page; the standard Tor Vergata first-instalment payment via PagoPA applies. Exemptions for disability >= 66% and Tor Vergata bachelor graduates with >= 100/110 typically apply. Scholarships at admission time: Applicants are eligible for DSU Lazio (Laziodisu) regional right-to-study scholarships, Invest Your Talent in Italy (MAECI), and Italian Government Scholarships (MAECI), all with deadlines tied to admission. Programme-specific scholarships: [uncertain].

Non-EU Deadline

Non-EU applicants residing abroad must complete the pre-assessment within the same calls (closing 27 February 2026 and 29 May 2026) AND submit the Universitaly pre-enrolment by the central Universitaly deadline (31 July 2026). The 2nd-call cut-off (29 May 2026) effectively serves as the practical non-EU visa deadline because consular processing follows. Non-EU pre-enrolment portal (Universitaly): Universitaly pre-enrolment is mandatory for all extra-EU applicants not residing in Italy. Universitaly deadline: 31 July 2026 (per Tor Vergata central guidance). DoV / CIMEA statement required: Yes for non-EU applicants residing abroad: CIMEA Statement of Comparability and Statement of Verification (or ARDI for Lisbon Convention countries) plus Declaration of Value (DoV) where applicable.

Akademik Koşullar

Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree (Italian 3-year laurea or equivalent foreign first-cycle qualification). Specific eligible Italian degree classes are listed in the programme's call PDF (typically including L-15 Tourism Sciences, L-18 Business Administration, L-33 Economics, L-12 Linguistic Mediation, L-1 Cultural Heritage and other humanities/economics classes); applicants must check the list of accepted classes and disciplinary sectors. Skills acquired outside formal curriculum may also be evaluated during the pre-assessment interview.

Dil Koşulları

For the English-taught E-Tourism, Heritage and Made in Italy curriculum: English at B2 (CEFR) level. A self-certification form is accepted in addition to international certificates. For the Italian-taught curriculum, Italian B2 is required for non-EU visa applicants. English proficiency minimum scores: B2 (CEFR) is the stated benchmark for the English-taught curriculum. Specific minimum scores for IELTS/TOEFL are not published as numeric thresholds on the programme page — applicants may submit either a B2 international certificate (IELTS/TOEFL/Cambridge/Trinity at B2-equivalent level) or the official self-certification form. [uncertain] - specific score table. Italian B1 during studies: Italian B2 is required for non-EU visa applicants to the Italian-taught Tourism Planning and Management curriculum. For the English-taught curriculum, no Italian requirement is imposed during studies.

Sınav / Test

Two pre-assessment calls (intake windows) per academic year. The committee reviews the applicant's transcript, degree, and English/Italian self-certification and may invite the applicant to a remote interview to verify curricular fit and adequate preparation.