projects, of which Tor Vergata has been the coordinator (excluding mobility actions); we have coordinated 72 projects. The budget allocation for Tor Vergata’s Horizon 2020 projects has been 46 million euros. Our university is an active member of several international networks, research programs and exchanges, underscoring our commitment to interdisciplinary research. We aim to harness the talent and expertise of the different disciplines and transform the academic landscape by means of research-focused
was dedicated to the "Erasmus World of Tor Vergata" and organized as part of the Erasmus Days celebrated all over Europe. Academic staff, administrative staff, and students from all around the world shared their Erasmus+ experiences: from Boston to Bilbao, from Zaragoza to Strasbourg, from Twente to Vaasa. They were welcomed by the General Director of the University, Dr. Silvia Quattrociocche, and the Rector's Delegate for internationalization, prof. Bianca Sulpasso, as well as by Dr. Vito Borrelli, representing the European Commission, and by Dr. Sara Pagliai, the Coordinator of the Erasmus+ Indire Agency. On that occasion, a new event called “A Coffee With”, organized by the Welcome Office, was presented.
for Tor Vergata is Prof Myrka Zago.
approaches, such as the Erasmus+ Joint Master program.
In the context of Erasmus+ and research, on November 29th, at the Erasmus+ 2024 Infodays in Milan, an event organized by the National Agency INDIRE, Tor Vergata will present the international Master's program at the Department of Physics: MASS (Master in Astrophysics and Space Science), an Erasmus+ Joint Master Program coordinated by Prof Nicola Vittorio. The project has been funded for 6 years by the EU under the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master program. Internationalization at Home: An Erasmus Day to showcase "The Erasmus World of Tor Vergata".
Also, the University has won the Erasmus+ call for European Alliances (European Universities Initiative) for the second time with the UNIVERSEH 2.0 project, securing European funding of 14.2 million euros. The goal of UNIVERSEH 2.0 is to promote an innovative and multilingual research program based on collaboration, innovative pedagogical approaches, and cross- sectoral curricula to generate industrial growth and resolve key societal challenges, making the Space sector more sustainable and ensuring that the EU remains a global leader in the New Space domain. The project coordinatorx
Among the significant internationalization and
networking activities carried out by the University, 12th October
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