Campus di Roma

All of our students have the opportunity to study at our Rome Campus during their degree. It’s an incredible opportunity to live and learn in one of the most fascinating cities in the world.

Location

Just 3km from Vatican City, ACU Rome Campus is centrally located near the trendy suburb of Trastevere and all it has to offer. On campus, you’re within walking distance to historical sites, cafes and restaurants.

Getting to and around Rome

The best way to get to know Rome is to walk. Incredible historic and cultural sites are never far from each other and you can literally feel the history beneath your feet as you walk Rome’s streets. If you do need to venture further afield, here are some helpful hints for getting around.

There are two airports in Rome, Fiumicino (FCO, sometimes referred to as Lenardo da Vinci Airport), and Ciampino (CIA). Check where you’re landing for specific instructions.

Taxi is typically the fastest way to get to ACU Rome Campus, but buses and trains are more affordable options.

Rome2rio is a great resource for planning your trip.

Public transport tickets are valid on all of Rome’s bus, tram and metro lines, except for routes to Fiumicino airport. These tickets are not valid on trains.

The closest bus stops are the No.44 and the No. 75 stops Bonnet/Carini.

No.44 stop is a 400m walk from ACURome campus, see map below. This bus route will take you from the centre of Rome into Trastevere.

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The No. 75 bus stop will take you from Trastevere all the way until the last stop, Roma Termini train station.

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Public-transport tickets can be purchased from newsstands, tobacconists and vending machines at metro stations and on buses. You can also purchase tickets on your Smartphone by downloading the MyCicero or Tabnet app to use the BiPiù service that allows you to buy individual tickets or monthly passes. Tickets on BiPiù can be purchased as one-day, multi-day or monthly passes and may be used on either buses or the metro. Individual tickets must be activated on the app before boarding; however, monthly passes do not need to be activated before boarding. Simply scan the QR code on your digital ticket as you board and you are good to go!

For more information please see;

https://romevacationtips.com/how-to-use-romes-public-transport/

and

http://www.mycicero.eu

ACU Rome is in walking distance to shops, restaurants, cafes and supermarkets centrally located to the local lively community. Walking is often just as quick, and more enjoyable, than getting around on public transport.

Facilities 

Library

Our extensive online library an local print library is equipped with everything you need to study, including ebooks, journal articles, databases, streaming videos and computers.

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Services

Succeed in your studies by taking advantage of our range of services, from academic skills development to counselling.

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Other facilities

We’re here to help you get the most out of your studies. Explore all the facilities available to you when you join us in Rome.

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Rome lifestyle

Life in Rome

Life at our Rome Campus is about so much more than study. Splitting your time between lectures, community engagement opportunities and exploration, you’ll be immersed in Roman life. There’s time to explore historic sites, improve your Italian and, of course, stop for pasta with new friends. 

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All of the facilities you need for your stay are on campus. The campus grounds have plenty of places where you can relax and exchange stories with your fellow students, including lounge areas and terraces that offer views over Rome.

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Our Rome Campus includes shared residential accommodation with 76 beds, as well as kitchen and lounge areas and quiet spaces to study.

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Study in Rome

All of our students have the opportunity to spend a few weeks or even a semester studying at our Rome Campus.

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History

Our Rome Campus has a rich history. The building itself dates back to the 1960s, but the site dates back to the 3rd century.

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Student safety

We take your safety seriously. Read this vital safety information to know who to contact in an emergency and what support is on hand.

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