The faculty provides a unique mix of historical heritage and high-tech scientific facilities.

• Città Universitaria: A vast academic "city" that centralizes administration, research, and teaching facilities in a monumental architectural setting.
• Advanced Simulation Center: Features high-fidelity robotic simulators and virtual reality tools for hands-on training in emergency medicine and complex surgery.
• Medical Library System (SBiM): A massive network of specialized libraries providing 24/7 digital access to global research and quiet study spaces.
• Museum of the History of Medicine: A world-class museum integrated into the curriculum to teach the evolution of medical science and surgical instruments.
• Botanical Garden & Green Spaces: Large outdoor areas within the campus used for both research (pharmacognosy) and student relaxation.
• Sapienza Sport (Tor di Quinto): Comprehensive athletic facilities including a swimming pool, rugby fields, and fitness centers available to all medical students.
• CIAO (Information and Orientation Centre): A dedicated office on campus providing administrative support, residence permit assistance, and guidance for international students.
• On-Campus Healthcare: Students have access to specialized outpatient clinics and psychological counseling services located directly within the university grounds.
• High-Tech Laboratories: Multiple multidisciplinary labs equipped for genomics, spatial transcriptomics, and advanced biochemistry research.
• San Lorenzo District Integration: The campus is uniquely integrated into a vibrant neighborhood, offering 24-hour study cafes and student-run cultural centers.

Students rotate through several of Italy's most prestigious healthcare institutions:

• Policlinico Umberto I: The main university hospital, serving as a national referral center for high-complexity surgical and medical cases.
• Sant’Andrea Hospital: An excellence center focused on Neurosciences, Cardiology, and specialized diagnostics.
• Santa Maria Goretti (Latina): The primary clinical training ground for students based at the Latina campus.
• Specialized IRCSS Hubs: Partnerships with institutes like the Regina Elena National Cancer Institute for oncology rotations.

Sapienza utilizes a progressive fee system determined by family economic indicators (ISEEU).

Scholarship

• DiSCo Lazio Grants: Regional scholarships providing tuition waivers, free meals, and cash stipends based on financial need and merit.
• International Mobility: Robust Erasmus+ partnerships for clinical clerkships and research abroad.
• Collaborative Grants: Opportunities for paid part-time work (up to 150 hours) within university offices and libraries.
• Merit Awards: Specific grants for students who maintain high GPAs throughout their studies.

• The Vibe: Rome is an unparalleled cultural capital. The university is located in a lively district frequented by students from around the world.
• Connectivity: * Metro: Excellent links via Line B (Policlinico stop).
• Train: A short walk to Roma Termini, the primary transport hub for Italy and Europe.
• Air: Served by Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA) airports.
• Safety: Generally safe in student and university zones; standard urban caution is recommended near transit hubs.

• Accommodation: Provided via DiSCo residences and private student housing markets in popular districts like San Lorenzo and Piazza Bologna.
• Dining: Multiple university Mense (canteens) offering subsidized, high-quality Mediterranean meals.
• Vibe: Intellectual, vibrant, and cosmopolitan. Students benefit from the cultural richness of Rome alongside a rigorous academic environment.

• Degree Status: The medical degree is a qualifying title (abilitante), allowing for immediate medical practice within the EU.
• Clinical Rotations: Students begin hospital-based training early, moving from observation to supervised clinical responsibility in the final stages of the course.