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Program Overview

The program in Legal, Forensic and Criminological Psychology is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the psychological aspects of law, crime, and justice.

Program Structure

The program is structured to include a range of courses that cover the theoretical and practical aspects of legal, forensic, and criminological psychology.

Course Details

• The course catalogue includes a variety of modules, such as IT and EN.
• The program requires students to complete a certain number of credits, including 10 ECTS for further professional training activities (UAFP).
• Students with UAFP certification for all 10 ECTS may proceed with the request for recognition.
• Students with UAFP certification for part of 10 ECTS may proceed with the request for recognition and acquire the missing credits while carrying out the programme's study plan.
• Students without UAFP certification must acquire the missing credits while carrying out the programme's study plan.

Academic Calendar

• The academic year is divided into two semesters:
  • First semester: September 29, 2025 - December 19, 2025
  • Second semester: February 16, 2026 - May 15, 2026

Support Services

• The university provides various support services, including:
  • General information office (HELLO Office)
  • Administrative procedures (Student Affairs Offices)
  • Academic issues (SORT Office or Infostud Platform)
  • Technical support (Infostud Platform)
  • Support for students with international degrees
  • Student Ombudsperson, faculty ombudsperson, and student representative

Student Life

• The university offers a range of facilities and services, including:
  • Libraries with over 2,700,000 resources
  • 24-hour Reading Rooms
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Software for research and educational activities
  • Career Service
  • Housing search service
  • Canteens, Cafés, and Snack Points
  • Sports facilities, including a swimming pool, athletics track, and futsal courts
  • Cultural and social initiatives, including concerts, theatre, and radio

Research and Development

• The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the psychological aspects of law, crime, and justice, and to equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in this field.
• The university has a range of research areas, including psychology, law, and criminology.
• Students have access to a range of resources, including libraries, research facilities, and software.

Grants and Scholarships

• The university offers a range of grants, reductions, exemptions, and scholarships to support students.
• The scholarships are managed by the regional body Disco Lazio.
• Students can also apply for tuition fee reductions and exemptions.

Institutional Services

• The university provides a range of institutional services, including:
  • Institutional email and Google platform apps
  • Sapienza Card, which allows access to 24-hour Reading Rooms and discounts at shops, cinemas, museums, libraries, etc.
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Software for research and educational activities

Museums and Cultural Initiatives

• The university has a range of museums, including the Sapienza Museum Network, which includes the Botanical Garden and a contemporary art laboratory.
• Students can participate in cultural and social initiatives, including seminars, conferences, and artistic events.
• The university also offers discounts for movies, concerts, and theatre.

Student Associations

• The university has a range of student associations, which organize cultural and social initiatives, including seminars, conferences, and artistic events.
• Students can participate in these initiatives free of charge.

Sapienza Store

• The university has a store where students can purchase Sapienza gadgets and merchandise.