▌LUISS Guido Carli University - Rome

The University

The Students

The City

A brief guide for erasmus and exchange students ▌

▌LUISS Guido Carli University

The International Relations Office for student mobility Viale Romania 32 00197 Rome Italy Web sites http://www.luiss.it http://www.luiss.edu/ This brochure has been produced by the International Relations Office for student mobility. It is a brief guide to the University; more information can be found on the LUISS website, which is updated continuously. Detailed information about courses and study programmes is available in the website and in the ECTS brochures in English. All information contained in this brochure, while true at time of publication, is subject to modification and may therefore need to be verified. November 2008

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▌LUISS Guido Carli University

Contents The University

Strengths

Facts and figures

University governance

University structure

Departments

Faculties and degree programmes

Research

Visiting professors’ programme Student services and Facilities The International Relations Office for Student Mobility Exchange Procedures for incoming students The quality of mobility and the international dimension Why should you choose LUISS Guido Carli University Student exchange Partners Where we are

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▌LUISS Guido Carli University

The University

LUISS Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli traces its origins back to the transformation of a pre-existing Roman institution, Università Pro Deo, founded in 1966. In 1974, a group of businessmen led by Umberto Agnelli decided to invest people and money in an innovative project for the education and training of a managerial class. The University adopted a new educational model along the lines of those found in the leading international universities.

LUISS Guido Carli is a private Italian university located in the heart of Rome. The University aims to achieve the highest levels of distinction in the development and transmission of scientific, technological, and classical knowledge and understanding. It is committed to promoting and organizing research activities, educating both culturally and professionally, and contributing with the transfer of innovation.

Recognized for academic excellence, LUISS Guido Carli is a dynamic university with highly selective admissions. The University helps talented students pursue academic achievements and prepares them for positions of leadership. It has trained world-class leaders sensitive to the values of market culture and to the rules of a modern democracy, and has made important academic contributions in the fields of economics, law and political science.

LUISS Guido Carli offers an advanced education model oriented to train and instil students with the flexibility necessary to become the leading actors of their future. It has a policy of selective admission and quality control of its academic standards and emphasises the international dimension of studies.

Strengths

A set number of students for the three faculties Admission by entrance test Full-time compulsory attendance of courses Organization of courses into semesters A highly qualified teaching staff Intensive study of foreign languages and computer training A large specialized library and a catalogue that can be consulted directly from the

university’s web site An extensive network of international exchanges Orientation for high school students sues as a complement to lectures Seminars and debates on important is Assistance by qualified tutors during the entire university study period, as well as internships Personal counselling service to facilitate integration and to optimize study strategies

Facts and figures

Total number of students enrolled as at 30 April 2008: 6.629 Teaching staff numbers about 900 Teacher / student ratio: 1: 7 Average time for finding a job after graduation: about 3 months

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University Governance

led by distinguished governing officers from the academic and entrepreneurial worlds. Leaders in their respective disciplines, together they oversee the

Luca Cordero di Montezemolo

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Economics iorgio Di Giorgio ice Dean of the Faculty of Economics atteo Giuliano Caroli

al Science ebastiano Maffettone ice Dean of the Faculty of Political Science lberto Petrucci

LUISS Guido Carli is

academic and business operations of the University.

President

Executive Rita Santarelli Vice President Emmanuele Em Rector Massimo Egidi Genera Pier Luigi Celli Faculty of Econom Dean of the Faculty of GV M Faculty of Political Science: Dean of the Faculty of Politic SV A Faculty of Law: Dean of the Faculty of Law obert Pessi

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he University structure

Faculties that grant undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate degrees. LUISS Guido Carli's three Schools offer professional training and lifelong learning, while

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The University has three

Doctoral Programs are offered by the University's three Departments.

Faculties

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Undergraduate Studies: three-year Bachelor’s Degree Programmes Faculty of Economics Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Management

ajors: M Economics and Financial Markets Business Administration, Finance and Auditing Business Administration Marketing

Ba helor’s Degc ree in Economics, Financial Markets and Intermediaries Majors:

Economics Financial Markets and Intermediaries

ation Majo

Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administr

rs: Administration, Control and Finance International Management Marketing

helor’s Degree in BusinessBac Law and Management

nership with Utrecht School of Economics)

Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and Business (in part– In English Majors:

Business Economics Economics and Finance

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Science and Communication

Fa ulty of Political Scien Bachelor’s Degree in Political

ajors: M Political Science and International Relations Communication Studies

Faculty of Law - One Cycle Graduate Programme

ajors

A five year Master’s Degree Programme in Law M

Major in Civil Law Major in Law and Economics of Business and Innovation Major in Company and Tax Law Major in Criminal Law Major in Financial Markets and Contracts Law Major in Public Law Major in Administrative Law Major in International Law Major in Labour and Industrial Relations Law

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Graduate Studies: two-year Master’s Degree Programmes Faculty of Economics

aster’s Degree in Economics and Finance MMajors:

Banks and Financial Intermediaries Quantitative Finance and Markets

Master’s Degree in Economics and Business Management Majors:

Management Business Finance Professional Marketing

Master’s Degree in Business Law

aster’s Degree in General Management – in English M

Management of Innovation International Business Business Management for Luxury and Tourism Finance

Double Degree in International Management – in Eng(with the University of Fudan – Shanghai)

lish

Faculty of Political Science Master’s Degree in International Relations

t and Public Communications Studies ajors:

Master’s Degree in GovernmenM

Major in Institutional and Political Communication Maj l and Administrative Institutions or in Politica

One year Master’s Degree Programmes in English Master’s Degree in European Studies Master’s Degree in Economics

aster’s Degree in Management, Consulting and ERP M Doctoral Studies Post-graduate Studies Research LUISS has a number of research centres whose purpose is to promote the 'innovation of nowledge' through a continuous input into teaching, a growing focus on applied research and

thening of research doctorates. The research at LUISS ranges from Social Science to aw, and Economics. Its researchers are able to provide high quality research outputs. The

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University also provides a well developed infrastructure for the provision and the quality assurance of its research degree programmes. Visiting professorship Program

LUISS Guido Carli has established a structured program for inviting visiting professors to spend ne or two semesters on campus. Visiting professorships can sometimes be arranged also for

eriod is one month), and are assigned among interested candidates through a competitive selection procedure.

tudying at LUISS Guido Carli means you become part of a dynamic and international community nd experience. Students hold an active role in hip with faculty members.

oshorter periods (the minimum p

▌ Student services and facilities

Sthat shares academic endeavours, enthusiasm atheir education and can count on a close relations

Students facilities include

Orientation services and tutoring A specialised Library that may also be accessed online through the University’s web site Two University canteens Free medical service and emergency medical assistance Computer rooms equipped with Internet access and e-mail for all students Interactive multimedia services Cultural activities such as: conferences, cinema, theatre, literature and music A sports club A University book store A University radio and web TV

The

ents with all the information they need for their academic life. Office takes care of the following: enrolment; admission to degree courses;

holarships / financial aid; Sitting examinations; choosing a study plan; changing degree course or faculty; transferring from another university.

nt tabases, and it provides access to over 30,000 e-journals.

Placement Office: organizes internships and apprenticeships; offers professional orientation services: personal counseling, assessment days, seminars on CVs, job and career days; gives employers assistance in searching and selecting CVs.

Student Office The Student Office supports and supplies stud

payment of fees; Scegree examination;d

The Library

The Library is specialized in social sciences, particularly in law, economics and political science. It holds about 120,000 books, over 2,000 paper journals (1,100 of which are curreissues), 75 da

In 1999-2000, the Library received two valuable donations by Ungari with approximately 10,000 volumes in human rights, and by Fondo Puija specialized in criminal law.

Placement Office

The Placement Office is an orientation and professional training service for all LUISS final year and newly graduated students. It provides help and support in approaching the job market. The

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E-mail

account. The LUISS Guido Carli wireless network is available free to students, and offers a flexible way to access online resources from

hotspots across the University campuses using your laptop. The service is supplied by elecom Italia.

At enrolment, all students are automatically assigned an e-mail address that is valid throughout their course of study. Access to the wireless network

At enrolment, students receive a Windows Network

wirelessT

University canteen

There are two canteens at LUISS Guido Carli and they offer meals on week days and on Saturdays for lunch. They are located in viale Pola 12 and in viale Romania 32.

Sports

LUISS Sports Activity aims at making students participate and feel part of a Community through of sports. You can practice all kinds of sports at LUISS, such as basketball,

soccer volleyball, rugby, athletics. Sports activities take place at the University sports center

Cultural Activities

LUISS Guido Carli organizes photography and writing contests, theatre labs and other cultural

radio set up in 2006, is entirely ran by students. It offers entertainment, good music, cultural programmes, news, interviews and much more. All students are welcome to

tions Office for student mobility

r International Relations responsible for cademic aspects and recognition of periods of study abroad. The Office and the Academic

mmission work together continuously in order to guarantee high quality and a good

these past twenty years LUISS Guido Carli has been actively involved in the European

the valuable message

PALALUISS, at the Acqua Acetosa field, and the CUS field.

activities where LUISS students can take part. The University also has agreements with a number of theatres in Rome, offering students cut price tickets or discount season tickets.

The University radio and WebTv

The University web

take part in the activities of the radio and some programmes are also held by Erasmus incoming students. In September 2008 LUISS launched a WebTv.

▌The International Rela In 1988, from the first year of participation in the Erasmus Programme, LUISS Guido Carli University set up an International Relations Office for student mobility to take care of all aspects of student mobility, and an Academic Commission foaCoorganization of all mobility activities. Inprogrammes Erasmus and Socrates, through which we have established fruitful co-operation links with more than ninety European Institutions. The International Relations Office promotes student exchanges within the LLP Erasmus Programme as well as through bilateral agreements with non-European Universities. The office is responsible for all aspects concerning student mobility in all faculties. All procedures are based on the ECTS system (European Community Course Credit Transfer System).

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Management of student mobility

ystem since the initial pilot project. It is used for all ch year the ECTS brochures are updated and posted on-

ne. The ECTS documents and procedures are used for both outgoing and incoming students:

andidates an also make copies of information on the Partner Universities and of the Erasmus reports

ge students of the previous years.

sed on: Academic requisites (average grade point nd number of credits) and Language competence.

ith a staff member of IRO Office, to laborate a learning agreement and another internal recognition document. The approved

S. cuments. The learning agreements are then

nt to the partner universities with the application forms and nomination letters. LUISS on how to change the

arning agreements if any of the approved courses are not available. The International

The International Relations Office takes care of all the following aspects before the student mobility takes place: Bilateral agreements and Contacts with all partners Institutional Contract and Application – Documents for the Italian National Agency Information, documentation, application forms, brochures, web site updates, counselling

LUISS Guido Carli adopted the ECTS saspects related to student mobility. Ealithe ECTS on-line application form, the learning agreements and transcripts of records. Outgoing students Call for selection – information and offer Each year a call for selection document is prepared in order to provide information on the exchange programmes, selection criteria, places available at partner institutions, deadlines, etc.. The International Relations Office offers face-to-face information, counselling and advice to all students interested in an exchange programme. At the Office, the potential ccwritten by the exchan A strict selection of candidates is made baa Academic recognition - Learning agreements - Transcript of records At LUISS academic recognition of periods of study abroad has always been the fundamental asset of student mobility. After the selection process has been completed, each nominated student meets the Academic Delegate of his Faculty, wedocuments are signed by the professor and the students and sent to the Student Office of LUISEach student receives a copy of the recognition dosestudents receive written information about the exchange and instructionsleRelations Office is in contact and assists the students before departure, while abroad and when they return to LUISS. When the International Relations Office receives the transcripts of records for the students that spent a period of study abroad, a final recognition and registration document is prepared. This document is signed by the Delegate of the Faculty and by the Dean. The final document is then registered by the Student Office in the main computer system of the university.

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Incoming students The first source of information for incoming students is the LUISS web site: information on curricula, the ECTS brochures, general information, frequently asked questions, procedures and steps to take before the exchange. Then the students should contact the home university coordinator for the detailed documents received by LUISS such as, procedures for the on-line application, further information on accommodation, on the intensive Italian language course, etc..

Once the incoming students have been nominated and the application documents have been received, the International Office sends all students an acceptance letter and practical information. The students also receive support via e-mail before arrival.

Accommodation is guaranteed to all students that apply by the deadline. A private organization takes care of housing matters for LUISS. When incoming students arrive, they are offered orientation sessions and receive an information package. Registration procedures, course selection and learning agreements are prepared and completed with the assistance of the International Relations Office. During their period of study at LUISS, guest students receive face-to-face support and advice when needed. LUISS organizes an intensive Italian language and culture course in September and regular courses in both semesters, for exchange students. They are free of charge for the students. A number of activities are organized to help integration of the international students with the cooperation of the student associations. Incoming students are offered the same facilities and services as local students, such as: sports, a university dining hall, a medical doctor, IT and e-mail, a library, a bookstore, cultural events, a university radio, Erasmus tutoring, etc.. At the end of each examination period the International Relations Office takes care of collecting the transcripts of records from the Student Office in due time. The transcripts of records are sent to the students and International Coordinators of the home Universities. Erasmus Tutors Both outgoing and incoming students are also supported by three Erasmus Tutors, one for each Faculty. The Tutors mainly take care of academic aspects and problems and are available for the whole academic year. They are chosen among our young graduates that spend a period abroad, under the Erasmus programme, in the previous years. Student evaluation of the exchange All aspects of mobility are continuously monitored. At the end of the periods of study outgoing students write a report on their experience while incoming students complete an evaluation questionnaire at the end of the exchange. These documents are read by the staff of the International Relations Office and the members of the Academic Commission in order to check and increase the quality standard of the exchanges.

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▌Exchange procedures for incoming students Who can apply First of all, you should be aware of the fact that the International Relations Office of LUISS Guido Carli will accept exchange students only under the LLP Erasmus Programme or any other exchange agreement.

Other students can only apply for corsi singoli and have to pay a fee for each course. At the end of the period of study they will receive a transcript of records for the exams taken. For corsi singoli registration is made through Segreteria Studenti (Student Office) of LUISS. The steps you should take and things you should know Contact the International Coordinator at your Home University. Each sending Institution is responsible for the selection of students. If you have been selected for a period of study at LUISS as an exchange student, you should ask the coordinator of your University for the following LUISS information and application documents: The procedures for the on-line application. The username and the password. The 2009-2010 academic calendar. The 2009-2010 fact sheets and Contacts of the International Relations Office. Information on how to get accommodation at LUISS and the application form. Information on the intensive Italian course and the Italian test. We manage all relevant information through partner Institutions and do not usually send additional packages to the students selected for the exchange. Read the instructions carefully before you apply. Complete the documents, follow the instructions and meet the deadlines. Be aware of our deadlines Search our web site from time to time: pages are updated when new information is available. Check the web pages of LUISS Professors (under Cattedre on line) for detailed information about courses. Remember, the main language of instruction is Italian. Your level should be adequate.

LUISS Guido Carli offers an intensive Italian language course, held in September, and courses during both semesters (3 hours per week). The courses are at two levels, intermediate and advanced. No provision is made for beginners. At the end of the courses, the students who have complied with the requirements, will receive a certificate (with grades and ECTS credits) for the work done. The courses are only open to Erasmus and Exchange students coming from partner Universities and they are free of charge.

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If you feel your level is not sufficient, take a summer course before coming to LUISS for the intensive Italian language course held in September.

At LUISS the main language of instruction is Italian but some single courses in English are offered each year. Moreover, an increasing number of degree programs and courses are held in English.

The following degree programs are entirely taught in English:

• Bachelor's Degree Program in Economics and Business • Master's Degree Program in General Management • First Level Master's Degree Program in Economics • First Level Master's Degree Program in Management, Consulting and ERP • First Level Master's Degree Program in European Studies

The LUISS Law Faculty also offers a few courses in English each academic year.

From the academic year 2009-2010, all Erasmus and Exchange students will be allowed to attend the courses in English, according to their level of study, faculty, academic background and English language proficiency. Timing By February of every academic year, we send all our partners updated materials, application procedures and documents for exchange students. The deadline is May 31 every year for receiving the LUISS application form. All other deadlines change slightly from year to year.

Exchange students will receive an acceptance letter and practical information in June.

Contacts International Relations Office for student mobility Staff Raffaella De Felice Anna Liguori Anna Pellegrino Annamaria A. Ricciardi (Head of the Office) Office hours From Monday to Friday 10.00 -12.00 Tuesdays and Thursdays 3.00 - 4.00 Annamaria A. Ricciardi Monday to Friday 11.00-12.00 Tuesdays and Thursdays 3.00 - 4.00

Address Viale Romania, 32 00197 Rome - Italy Tel. +39-06-85225722 Fax +39-06-85225505 E-mail relint@luiss.it Web sites http://www.luiss.it http://www.luiss.edu/

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▌The quality of mobility and the international dimension The International Relations Office for student mobility is a centralized structure from the very beginning of the Programme. It takes care of student exchanges for all Faculties of LUISS Guido Carli. The Erasmus and Exchange programmes have had a deep and stimulating impact on the whole University. They have played an important role in enhancing the International dimension of the institution. LUISS boasts distinguished tradition in education and is now enjoying a time of considerable growth and positive change in an increasingly open international dimension. It provides the highest quality education and gives an international scope to the study of social sciences. The use of the ECTS system has improved the transparency and clarity of student qualifications. The procedures have been extended to the other international exchanges and the system has been useful to build programmes in partnership with other universities. The increasing number of incoming students have encouraged the production of information materials in English and the development of a web site in English, not only of the pages related to the International Relations Office. Some year ago LUISS started to offer a few courses in English in order to attract more international and Erasmus students. The university today offers full degree programmes in English at all levels.

The LUISS Rector is committed to keeping LUISS a first-rate University and to improving its results, especially at an international level, by intensifying world-wide collaborations, strengthening post-graduate programs, expanding research opportunities, recruiting new faculty all over the international arena, tailoring our curricula to the evolving needs of the global scenario.

The organization of the mobility takes place one year in advance. All the information materials in English, for partner Universities, are updated and sent to the Institutions many months before the student exchanges take place. The LUISS International Relations Office has standardized and simplified all the procedures for the Erasmus students. All internal administrative procedures are channelled through the International Relations Office. Many aspects are taken care of automatically by the offices involved, such as course enrolment and registration for the exams. Erasmus students receive materials, information and support well before arrival. Accommodation is guaranteed to all Erasmus students that apply by the deadline. After arrival of the students, orientation sessions, visits of the campuses and social activities are organized. The students receive an information package (in English and Italian), the university badge and the LUISS e-mail. The first period of an exchange abroad is difficult for many students. Most of the practical matters seem a major problem and can become an obstacle. At their arrival, students do not know the Country and often do not speak the language very well. They may have cultural shock

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problems feel home sick. Moreover, they do not know the Italian university system and the procedures and rules of the host university. For these reasons, the staff of the International Relations Office takes great care of each student with a face-to-face counselling and support and does the best to make them feel at home, also thanks to the help of the student associations. Erasmus students receive support and advice for practical and academic problems during the whole period of study and whenever needed. Student visiting hours are every day from Monday to Friday and Tuesdays and Thursdays also in the afternoon.

The enthusiasm that staff and faculty put into what they do and the attention we place in assisting outgoing and incoming students is a quality and strength we offer.

Studying at LUISS means belonging to a dynamic and international community which shares interests, passions and experience. University lifestyle is designed to promote integration among students, as well as active participation and direct relations with professors.

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▌ Why should you choose LUISS Guido Carli University ?

Because it is a small independent university with about 6000 students.

Because there is a limited number of students per class, to ensure favourable learning

conditions.

To enrich your c.v. from an international point of view and to gain new academic

perspectives.

Because its becoming more and more international, with many courses in English offered to

the incoming exchange students every year.

Because its strong sense of community and its various activities: sports, university radio, web

TV, drama courses, parties, and much!

To exchange ideas with students from many different countries and cultures and to live in a

multicultural atmosphere.

Because of the facilities offered to students (remember that housing is guaranteed for all

incoming exchange students who apply by the deadline!)

For your personal and intellectual growth.

To increase your awareness of diversity and to understand how flexible you are.

Because study programmes are organized in specific professional areas.

Because professors and lecturers are selected from the academic world, the professions, the

State and private management.

Because there is an International Relations Office for student mobility that takes care of all

aspects of the exchange.

To discover Italians are not just pizza, spaghetti and mandolino!

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▌Student Exchange Partners It is the policy of LUISS Guido Carli to work with a small number of high quality representatives in each of the countries we operate in. At present, we have about 110 student exchange cooperation agreements in 23 countries.

ARGENTINA Universidad de Belgrano – BUENOS AIRES

AUSTRIA Karl Franzens Universitaet GRAZ Leopold Franzens Universitaet INNSBRUCK Universitaet WIEN Wirtschaftsuniversitaet WIEN WU

BELGIUM Université Libre de BRUXELLES Katholieke Universiteit LEUVEN Université de LIEGE Université Catholique de LOUVAIN

CANADA HEC MONTREAL Université de MONTREAL University of OTTAWA University of British Columbia

CHILE Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez - SANTIAGO - VIÑA DEL MAR

CZECH REPUBLIC Masaryk University BRNO

DENMARK AARHUS School of Business

AARHUS Universitet COPENHAGEN Business School University of COPENHAGEN

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FINLAND University of JYVÄSKYLÄ University of HELSINKI

FRANCE IEP AIX-EN-PROVENCE Ecole Superieure de Commerce de GRENOBLE EDHEC - LILLE–NICE Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 - LYON Ecole de Management - E.M. LYON AUDENCIA NANTES Ecole de Management CERAM Sophia Antipolis - NICE EPSCI - ESSEC - PARIS ESSEC – PARIS ESCP-EAP de PARIS Institut d’Etudes Politiques de PARIS Université de Paris Nanterre - PARIS X Université de NANCY 2 Ecole Superieure de Commerce de ROUEN Université de STRASBOURG R. Schuman Université Francois Rabelais - TOURS

GERMANY Freie Universitaet BERLIN Humboldt Universitaet zu BERLIN Technische Universitaet BERLIN Ruhr-Universität BOCHUM Bucerius Law School HAMBURG Universitaet Fridericiana zu KARLSRUHE Christian Albrechts Universitaet zu KIEL WHU KOBLENZ Universitaet KONSTANZ Technische Universität MÜNCHEN

GREECE University of ATHENS ATHENS University of Economics and Business University of THESSALONIKI University of THRACE

IRELAND University College DUBLIN University College CORK

NEW ZEALAND Victoria University of Wellington

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NORWAY Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration - BERGEN University of OSLO

POLAND Nicolaus Copernicus University TORUN

PORTUGAL Universidade Católica Portuguesa LISBOA Universidade Nova de LISBOA

SINGAPORE Singapore Management University (SMU)

SPAIN Universidad de ALICANTE Universitat Pompeu Fabra BARCELONA Universidad de BARCELONA Universidad de CANTABRIA Universidad de DEUSTO-BILBAO Universidad de DEUSTO - SAN SEBASTIAN Universidad Complutense de MADRID Universidad Francisco de Vitoria - MADRID Universidad Pontificia Comillas – MADRID Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - MADRID Universidad de MURCIA Universidad de SALAMANCA

SWEDEN GOTEBORG Universitet STOCKHOLMS Universitet UPPSALA Universitet

SWITZERLAND Université de LAUSANNE Universitaet ZÜRICH

THE NETHERLANDS Universiteit van AMSTERDAM Rijks Universiteit GRONINGEN Universiteit LEIDEN Universiteit MAASTRICHT University College - MAASTRICHT Radboud Universiteit NIJMEGEN Universiteit van TILBURG Universiteit UTRECHT

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UNITED KINGDOM University of DURHAM University of ESSEX - COLCHESTER University of EXETER University of GLASGOW City University LONDON University of East Anglia - NORWICH University of STRATHCLYDE

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▌Where we are

Campus

LUISS Guido Carli is located in the heart of Rome, Italy. It comprises six campuses, all located nearby. University administration and academic offices are located throughout the six campuses:

Headquarters: viale Pola, 12 - 00198 - Rome, Italy

This is the historic LUISS Guido Carli campus which sits the University's headquarters.

Office of the President Office of the Rector Office of the General Manager School of Journalism Business School Web Tv Canteen

Social Science Campus: viale Romania, 32 – 00197 – Rome, Italy

In 2007, LUISS opened a new campus located in the exclusive Parioli neighborhood and adjacent to Rome's second largest park, Villa Ada. Most of the teaching and research activities now take place in the new complex.

Faculty of Economics Faculty of Political Science Student Office Student Orientation Office Placement Office International Relations Office for Student Mobility Research IT Service Radio LUISS Canteen

Law Campus: via Parenzo, 11 – 00198 – Rome, Italy

Faculty of Law

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Library: via di Santa Costanza, 53 – 00198 – Rome, Italy

The Library is specialized in social sciences, particularly in law, economics and political science. It holds about 120,000 books, over 2,000 paper journals (1,100 of which are current issues), 75 databases, and it provides access to over 30,000 e-journals.

University Union: viale Gorizia, 17 – 00198 – Rome, Italy

Financial Aid and Scholarships Student Accommodation service Health Care service Video and Movie Library Service Agreements CTS Travel Agency

Research Centers: via Alberoni, 7 - 00198 - Rome, Italy

Shuttle service A free shuttle service links the different university venues: Viale Romania 32, Viale Pola 12, Viale Gorizia 17, Via Parenzo 11, Via di Santa Costanza 53, Via Alberoni 7.

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