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Bachelor's in Social Sciences
Pontifical Gregorian University
Rome


Degree: Bachelor's in Social Sciences
Program Language: Italian
Admission Semester: Fall (October)Spring (February)
Start Date: January Intake
Program Duration: (3 yrs) 6 semesters

Fees

Semester Tuition Fees: 1080 Euro
Other Fees: The above fees structure applies to all faculties as an average but may vary with programs as per specific requirements . In case of extension, extra fees will be charged. Please pay attention to the acceptance letter for actual amounts to be paid.
Cost of living: 700 - 800 Euros per month
Job opportunities: Some excelling students can be recruited by the institution for part-time lectureship.
Funding opportunities within the university: Universities usually offer part-time opportunities in different departments to students who constantly excel academically.

Program details

Educational organisation: Pontifical Gregorian University
Study abroad: Opportunity Available
Internships: Opportunity Available
Form of assessment: GPA Grade
ECTS credits: Each course in the program (Electives & Prerequisites) commands a certain amount of credit points.
Program objectives: Social Sciences

Minimum cost of living

Accomodation: 150 - 300 Euro / month
Food: 200 Euro / month
Cost of living: 700 Euro / month
Transportation: 35 Euro / month

Requirements

Language requirements: Italian Proficiency
Academic requirements:

- High School

- A-level Certificate
Documents:

1. High School & A-Level Certificates

2. Evidence of Italian Language Proficiency (if applicable)

3. Passport Copy

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Arrival support: Support Available - Provided by the university
Services and support for international students: Support Available - Provided by the university
Accomodation

*Off-Campus options available

*On-Campus options available


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About Pontifical Gregorian University:

The origin of the Pontifical Gregorian University dates back to 1551 when Saint Ignatius of Loyola, together with a small group of Jesuits, established in Rome a “free school of grammar, humanities and Christian doctrine”. This institution was called the Roman College and, in 1873, by the will of Pope Pius IX, took the name of the Pontifical Gregorian University.

In 1928, Pope Pius XI wanted to associate the Pontifical Biblical Institute and the Pontifical Oriental Institute to the Gregorian University. From that time on the three institutions have cooperated together in teaching and in research, facilitating the exchange of professors and students as well as access to their libraries.

Committed to the pedagogical tradition of the Society of Jesus, the Gregorian University focuses on excellence in studies, complete formation as well as a human and spiritual growth for each student. We dedicate ourselves so that every student can be a protagonist of a “Church which goes forth” and, at the same time, can answer in depth and with spirit of service to the many challenges of today’s world. Among those challenges are integral human development; the scientific and technological evolution; the interreligious dimension of contemporary society; the problems of family; migratory flows; ecology and the care of our common home; safeguarding.

As a University entrusted to the Society of Jesus, we accept the exhortation of our Vice Grand Chancellor, Fr. Arturo Sosa S.J., to make each university a “source of reconciled life”.

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About Holy See:

The Holy See is an independent sovereign entity and the top spiritual governing state. The Bishop of Rome governs through the Roman Curia. The Holy See is the top diocese and central government of the Roman Catholic Church with universal power. The International bodies acknowledge the Holy See as a sovereign body, capable of diplomatic initiatives with other countries and have the permanent observer status in meetings of the United Nations.

About the city:

Rome is the archetypal Italian city, full of history, art, food and learning, making it one of the most popular study abroad destinations in the world. Once known as the capital of the world, Rome was the centerpiece of the Roman Empire and seat of the Papal Empire. It is home to world renowned sites like the Colosseum, St Peter’s Basilica and Castel Sant’Angelo, as well as amazing restaurants and boutique shops. Located in the center of Italy towards the West Coast, Rome is well connected by public transport giving easy access to the rest of the country for those that what to get out and explore. Rome has always been a center of educational excellence, and is one of the biggest providers of university education in Italy, with many academies, colleges and universities located in the city.