Master · Sciences
Archaeological Materials Science
at Sapienza University of Rome · Rome (university base; check campus)
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Requirements and review notes
- EntranceDocument evaluation and interview; selection weights academic qualifications 20%, CV 40% and interview 40%. A score above 60/100 can qualify for self-funded admission, subject to places.
- AlsoPrior qualification: Relevant first-cycle degree in science (such as chemistry, geology, physics or biology) or humanities (such as history/archaeology, cultural heritage, conservation or restoration).
- AlsoDocuments: Passport; translated bachelor's diploma and transcript; Europass CV; one-page motivation letter; two academic references; accepted English proof.
Fees, admission and verification
No applicable EUR fee is shown. Read the official currency, period and student-category conditions in the review notes below.
Selected details checked. 2026-10-09 · See the academic year beside each source-linked fact. Checked fields: duration, entry test, teaching language, course title. The checked fields above and the application/fee details below have separate source scopes. Other requirements may still need confirmation; no offer of admission or open application window is implied. Official review source
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Application and fee details
Official sources checked 2026-10-09. Match the academic year and applicant category to your situation. A past deadline does not reopen for the next intake, and an application deadline is separate from enrolment or the start of teaching.
Admissions and eligibility
Eligibility for Indian qualificationsConditions need checking · 2026/27
Indian qualification holders
India: four-year/eight-semester Honours/Research or Professional Bachelor, at least 160 credit-hours (NHEQF level 6). A three-year/six-semester Bachelor of 120 credit-hours does not give direct Master access: it must be followed by at least one additional year leading to a postgraduate diploma of 40 credit-hours or a four-year Honours degree. Provide official marks/grade cards/transcripts for all attempts and all years; DigiLocker/NAD electronic certificates help verification. Actual June 2026 India table, mapped to first/single cycle or second cycle. Programme academic/test/language criteria and award authenticity remain separate; this is not guaranteed admission.
Prior qualificationSource checked · 2026/27
non-EU applicant residing abroad requiring a visa
Relevant first-cycle degree in science (such as chemistry, geology, physics or biology) or humanities (such as history/archaeology, cultural heritage, conservation or restoration). Foreign degrees are assessed under the coordinator's call.
Selection and entry testSource checked · 2026/27
non-EU applicant residing abroad requiring a visa
Document evaluation and interview; selection weights academic qualifications 20%, CV 40% and interview 40%. A score above 60/100 can qualify for self-funded admission, subject to places. No Sapienza standardized test is stated.
Other entry requirementsSource checked · 2026/27
non-EU applicant residing abroad requiring a visa
TOEFL iBT 87, IELTS 6, Cambridge certificate, or proof of at least one year of English-medium university study. Exact joint-call language alternatives.
Application roundsSource checked · 2026/27
non-EU applicant residing abroad requiring a visa
scholarship Application Deadline: 2026-02-27; programme Start: 2026-09 The 2026–2028 joint call is closed.
Required documentsSource checked · 2026/27
non-EU applicant residing abroad requiring a visa
Passport; translated bachelor's diploma and transcript; Europass CV; one-page motivation letter; two academic references; accepted English proof. Coordinator checklist.
Course and qualification
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Archaeological Materials Science Published course identity fact; academic cycle not explicit in this labelled passage. This is not admission verification.
DurationSource checked · Cycle not established
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2 years Published course identity fact; academic cycle not explicit in this labelled passage. This is not admission verification.
Teaching languageSource checked · Cycle not established
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English Published course identity fact; academic cycle not explicit in this labelled passage. This is not admission verification.
Programme identitySource checked · 2026/27
non-EU applicant residing abroad requiring a visa
name: Archaeological Materials Science (ARCHMAT); sapienza Code: 33600; coordinator: University of Évora Joint Erasmus Mundus programme, not a standard Sapienza-only master.
Still needs confirmation: deadline time and timezone; enrolment dates; teaching start; eligibility for indian qualifications; tuition amount; additional and mandatory charges; scholarship conditions. Ask the programme’s admissions office for the current call before applying or paying.
For Indian students
What this means if you’re applying from India.
India-specific note
For 2026/27: Relevant first-cycle degree in science (such as chemistry, geology, physics or biology) or humanities (such as history/archaeology, cultural heritage, conservation or restoration). Confirm that your qualification, residence and applicant category match the official rule. The source-linked details below distinguish application, enrolment and fee conditions.
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