The Diploma in Christian and Medieval Antiquities aims to provide a solid basic preparation for those who wish to embark on historical, art-historical and archaeological studies. The course of study is particularly dedicated to the knowledge and study of the history of the Church of Rome, from its origins to the Middle Ages, taking advantage of the extraordinary opportunity to be at the centre of the Orbis christianus, in the city that was the seat of the Successor of Peter.

Admission

To be eligible for the Diploma, one must hold possession of a Baccalaureate or Bachelor's degree (three-year) degree a satisfactory understanding of the Latin language and one of the following languages, in addition to 
Italian: French, English, German, Spanish and Portuguese.

The university offers the course free of charge of Latin language to those who do not pass the verification.

Length

One year (Two Semesters)

ECTS

Prescribed Courses	26
Optional Courses	6
Workshop	3
Final Thesis	5
	40

Final Elaborate (5 ECTS)

The final thesis is prepared under the supervision of one of the instructors of the required courses for the diploma. It must be no fewer than 20 pages (52,500 characters, including spaces) and no more than 25 pages, excluding the bibliography and historical or artistic documentation (documents, images, plans).

Students are required to choose two of the optional courses offered for a total of 6 ECTS

Teaching Method

Lectures in the classroom with presentations. Educational field trips to monuments and sites of Christian and medieval Rome. FURP GIS workshop.

Language

Italian

Title Achievement

The degree of Diploma in Christian and Medieval Antiquities is earned after passing all the exams and receiving a positive evaluation of the Final Elaborate.

For course descriptions and timetables, please refer to the Study Programme.