The PhD represents the highest academic degree awarded by Italian universities. The PhD title is awarded after the completion of a three year-study and research program whose access is regulated by a call for admissions. Admission to a PhD course is reserved to applicants holding a Master’s degree or a Single Cycle Degree. Citizens of any state and without age limits are admitted, provided that the qualification obtained has been previously recognized as equivalent to an Italian academic qualification.
Every year the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research arranges for the accreditation of courses that can be activated; each University, upon proposal of the Departments, establishes courses, number of places and number of scholarships.
Roma Tre offers a wide range of PhD courses particularly in the fields in which the University is developing a specific, wide, qualified and continuous research activity recognized at international level.
Information on Call for Application are available in the Italian version of the website: Link identifier #identifier__165897-1Call for Application for PhD Programs
On the following page: Link identifier #identifier__148758-2Regulations on Research (Italian version), it is possible to consult Regulation on PHD courses (valid as of XXIX cycle):
- Link identifier #identifier__199868-3Forms and information for PhD students
- Link identifier #identifier__108693-4Forms for professors and coordinators
For further information please contact the Link identifier #identifier__131948-5National Research Office at the following e-mail address: ricerca.nazionale@uniroma3.it.
The office receives in person only for the issuing of the doctoral certificate after having booked Link identifier #identifier__5048-6an appointment.
In order to collect the doctoral certificate or the Diploma, it is necessary to submit a copy of a valid ID document and a €16 stamp duty for each type of the abovementioned certificates.