Admission to Bachelor's and Single-Cycle Master's Degree Programs with restricted access
Academic Year 2025–2026
This admission notice contains provisions governing admission to the following degree programs for the academic year 2025–2026
| Department | Degree Course | Admission exam |
| Civil Engineering, Computer Science, and Aeronautical Technologies | Computer Science Engineering and Artificial Intelligence (L-8) | TOLC |
| Languages, Literatures and Foreign Cultures | Languages and cultural-linguistic mediation | University |
| Sciences | Biological Science | TOLC |
Admission requirements for degree courses
Educational qualification: High school diploma in accordance with current regulations.
Candidates with a Foreign Qualification
Provisions for admission of candidates with a foreign qualification are available on the dedicated webpage: Link identifier #identifier__31701-1Enrolment for students with a foreign qualification
a. For degree programs that include admission exams organized by the University:
- registration for the exam must be completed exclusively online by 2:00 PM on the deadlines indicated in the annexes of the Link identifier #identifier__163210-2admission notice (Italian version)
- payment of a €35 fee is required for exam registration.
b. For degree programs that use TOLC exams:
- registration for the TOLC exam must be completed via the Link identifier #identifier__132610-3Cisia - Consorzio Interuniversitario Sistemi Integrati per l'Accesso (cisiaonline.it) – by the deadlines established by CISIA;
- payment of the €35 registration fee must be made to CISIA;
- Students must also register for the selection process through the Link identifier #identifier__28225-4Students Personal Account by accessing their personal area and registering for inclusion in the Roma Tre ranking list by 2:00 PM on the deadlines indicated in the annexes of the Link identifier #identifier__95968-5admission notice. No additional payment is required beyond the fee paid to CISIA.
Candidates with disabilities or specific learning disorders (SLD)
Candidates with a disability, as defined by Law 104/1992 and subsequent amendments, or with specific learning disorders (SLD), as defined by Law 170/2010 and related guidelines, may explicitly request any necessary aids, compensatory tools, or dispensatory measures to take the exam.
For information regarding how the exam will be conducted, the exam results, and enrollment procedures, please refer to the announcement and its annexes.