Tor Vergata University of Rome
Latest News from the Faculty of Pharmacy of Rome Tor Vergata.
The first and second sessions of the State exams to practice the profession of Pharmacist are scheduled for July and November 2022.
Candidates must submit their application for admission to the first session no later than 23 June 2022 and to the second session no later than 19 October 2022.
For procedures visit the following link:
Update of teaching methods and establishment of an extraordinary graduation session.
To ensure greater flexibility during this challenging time, the Academic Senate approved the following policy changes and guidance at its meeting on 1 March 2022:
– Mixed mode until 31 March 2022;
– from 01 April 2022, mixed mode for classes only; for exams and dissertation defence, face-to-face mode.
The exclusion from the mixed mode of professional health courses for which attendance is compulsory is confirmed.
It is at the discretion of the Directors of the degree courses in which laboratories and internships are compulsory for graduation as to how they are conducted.
– From 01/09/2022 on, face-to-face classes.
– Pursuant to Law No. 11 of 18 February 2022 (which converted Decree-Law No. 221 of 24 December 2021), the final graduation session for the academic year 2020/2021 (“extraordinary session”) has now been extended until 15 June 2022 for students who:
– Any deadlines relating to teaching or administrative terms will be extended for the above graduation session.
– Between April and May, and in any case at least one month before the date set for the extraordinary graduation session, each department will schedule an extraordinary exam session for the academic year 2020/2021 (if not already foreseen) for students eligible for the above extraordinary graduation session.
The Academic Senate sincerely hopes that the Departments will open the extraordinary exam session for both the students placed on precautionary enrollment and those regularly enrolled in the academic year 2021-2022.
Exam Prof. Terrinoni to be held the 25/02/2022 at 14:00 will be in presence – room 1.
Syllabus program file for the exam (old course – cod.8067320) is attached below:
Prof. Barbato 2nd year module 2 Drug Analysis exam (code 8067491) 8CFU, to be held the 4th and 23th will be on Teams in REMOTE for all the students, however, there is also the opportunity of having it in the presence if students are compliant with super green pass (3 vaccinations green pass).
Student who fail to pass the 4th date, are NOT allowed to access to the 23rd date.
Students are required to have passed the module 1 to access to the module 2 exam.
NO EXCEPTIONS.
MODE OF RESERVATION for ALL modes, presence or remote, on TEAMS class
add in the dedicated chat by replying the following informations:
Surname, Name, Matricola, “in presence or Remote on Teams”, You have to choose one of these latter two modalities.
DEADLINES:
For the February 4th: deadline reservation is January 31
For the February 23th: deadline reservation is February 17
The written test on TEAMS remote modality will be strictly held in conformity with the instructions file attached:
“Instruction file for the exam code 8067491 drug analysis exam II year, Mod. 2 prof. Barbato.pdf”.
Read carefully the instructions, and set-up the camera display as explained in the instruction file. Failure to accomplish the set-up will determine exclusion from the remote exam.
WARNING there’s a MANDATORY preliminary check of your set-up to be held by:
February 01 at 9.00 AM for the exam session of February 04th. February 18th at 9.00AM for the exam session of February 23rd. If you have questions, send me a private message, identifying yourself with surname name and matricola, in the TEAMS chat, DO NOT send e-mails.
We are pleasure to share the link of an article recently published of prof. Grazia Graziani, prof. Claudia Ceci and prof. Pedro Miguel Lacal
The recent increase in covid-19 infections has prompted the Lazio Region to bring the Region back to the Yellow Zone: the state of emergency has been extended until March 31, 2022.
Below are the new measures that will be adopted by the University for the months of January and February 2022:
the goal is to safeguard teaching continuity for the benefit of students who are unable to participate in presence teaching or curricular activities, allowing them to participate remotely.
The following measures, adopted as a matter of urgency, are subject to updating on the basis of further governmental and / or ministerial provisions:
The teaching activity will be carried out in mixed mode, in presence or remotely, in order to guarantee everyone the opportunity to participate remotely through the live streaming of the lessons.
For those who intend to attend in person, access will be allowed up to the maximum number of seats available in the classrooms.
The number of places available has been redefined in compliance with the safety protocols aimed at safeguarding and protecting the health of all members of the university community by restoring the distance of at least one meter.
The control over the number of accesses will be guaranteed by booking on the “Delphi” portal, which will limit access to usable seats for each classroom.
Faculties are required to adopt the planning of teaching activities in compliance with these guidelines, taking into account their own internal needs.
The booking of face-to-face lessons through the “Delphi” portal can be made from at least 4 days before the date of the lesson you intend to attend until the day before and until all seats are available.
Online booking implies that the student is signing a mandatory self-certification on the state of health and compliance with the rules imposed by the safety protocols.
For access to the classrooms and other premises of the University, teachers and students must be in possession of the green pass and wear the FFP2 mask.
The exams will be held in mixed mode in order to ensure that all students who request it have the opportunity to take the exam via Teams.
The reasons why students can apply to take the online exam are the following:
– Covid positive students;
– Quarantined students;
– students from outside Rome;
– frail students or frail family situations;
– foreign students unable to return to Italy;
The conditions described above must be self-declared on “Delphi” while registering for the exam. Registration will be guaranteed up to two days before the date of the exam itself.
If one of the reasons listed above occurs to the student after test registration deadline (two days before) if the student is regularly enrolled in the exam on Delphi, it will be possible to submit a justified request to take the test remotely via Microsoft Teams.
This request must be sent to the President of the Examination Commission who, having assessed the adequacy and objective feasibility of the same, will be able to accept the request.
The exams can be carried out in person only if the premises guarantee the safety distance. Students can access all the exam sessions available within each exam session.
To help students who are unable to participate in educational or curricular activities (Laboratories, Internships, Thesis etc) and for students with disabilities and specific learning disabilities, when possible, curricular and didactic activities can be carried out remotely.
All training activities, curricular activities and any other test or verification that are functional to the completion of the educational path will be recovered.
The absences accumulated by the students are not counted for the purposes of any admission to final exams as well as for the purposes of the related assessments.
For courses that take place mainly remotely, it will be possible to maintain the exams electronically through the Teams platform and the procedures already in use at the University.
The final tests for the attainment of the qualifications (ex. Graduation) will be carried out in mixed mode. Those who opt for the in presence mode can bring up to a maximum of two companions for each student (the companions must be in possession of a green pass and must wear FFp2 masks).
In presence modality can be implemented as long as distance and any other safety measures are always guaranteed in relation to the number of undergraduates. The evaluation will be carried out by the Faculty Dean / Macroarea Coordinator.
The reasons why students can apply to take the final exam online are the following:
– Covid positive students;
– Quarantined students;
– students from outside Rome;
– frail students or frail family situations;
– foreign students unable to return to Italy;
To prove the reasons listed above, self-certifications on Delphi will be accepted.
The number of places available will be redefined in compliance with safety protocols aimed at safeguarding and protecting the health of all members of the university community by restoring the distance of at least one meter.
Following the principle of individual and collective safety, presence on the University premises can only take place according to the following rules that students, teachers and staff are required to respect under their personal responsibility:
If you are aware of anyone becoming positive to COVID-19 who have accessed the University please inform immediately the Covid 19 University Agent at the address referentecovid@uniroma2.it.
Given the difficulties worldwide related to the Covid-19 pandemic emergency, MIUR (Ministry of University) has extended the deadline for the conclusion of Visa procedures for international students (Academic Year 2021/2022) to 31st December 2021.
For the submission of the documentation in original required in order to finalize the in-presence enrollment, the deadline is postponed to 31st January 2022.
NB: This extension is to be intended only for non-EU students applying for visas.
Given the difficulties worldwide related to the Covid-19 pandemic emergency, MIUR (Ministry of University) has extended the deadline for the conclusion of Visa procedures for international students (Academic Year 2021/2022) to 31st December 2021.
For the submission of the documentation in original required in order to finalize the in-presence enrollment, the deadline is postponed to 31st January 2022.
NB: This extension is to be intended only for non-EU students applying for visas.
Dear all,
As you know, in collaboration with the Policlinico Tor Vergata Hospital (PTV) and the PTV – “La Vela” vaccination center, Tor Vergata University of Rome has activated a service dedicated to all students (Italian and international), teachers and technical administrative staff who are yet to obtain their Covid-19 Green Pass certification and who wish to be vaccinated.
Following the publication of the decree law n. 111 of 6 August 2021, which introduced the obligation, starting from 1 September, to present a Green Pass to attend universities, Tor Vergata University wanted to make a concrete contribution to the vaccination campaign and facilitate those who want to join it with this initiative.
We would like to remind that the service is available for all national and international students, teachers and administrative staff.
Furthermore, the Circular of the Ministry of Health in attachment, n° 50269 dated November 4th, 2021, had implemented the opportunity to book the vaccination to all students vaccinated abroad with a vaccine not authorized/recognized by EMA.
All national students resident in Lazio region or outside Lazio region and international students can book the second or third dosis at the vaccination Centre “La Vela”
Every day including the weekend, from 17:30 to 19:30, it will be possible to get the Covid-19 vaccine at the centre PTV – “La Vela di Calatrava” in Tor Vergata, upon registration on the platform exclusively dedicated to our university community.
The following requirements are needed to access the vaccination:
How to register: take an appointment by using the following platform: https://uniroma2.startbooking.it/ – select Prenotazione Vaccino and choose date and time according to the availabilities on the calendar.
Once registered, applicants must show up at the appointment at “La Vela”, in via dell’Archiginnasio, 00133 Rome, bringing the identification document, health card (or the provisional copy) and vaccination certificate describing the type of vaccine, the number of doses, the batch number and the dates of administration.
For further information: welcome@uniroma2.it
Best regards
Welcome Office
Tor Vergata University of Rome