Orientation for Students with Disabilities and Specific Learning Difficulties
Source: https://www.uniroma1.it/en/pagina/orientation-students-physical-and-learning-disabilities Parent: https://www.uniroma1.it/en/node/306859
Orientation and welcome
Sapienza's Unit for Students with Disabilities and Specific Learning Difficulties helps prospective Sapienza students to make informed choices about their chosen course. In collaboration with other Sapienza's facilities, the unit organises and manages initiatives to showcase the available services and facilitate entry into university life.
Our projects
Orientation activities take place throughout the year in various ways:
- Meetings with secondary schools: presentations and information activities at secondary schools;
- Open days at Sapienza: welcome service and specific booths at the unit's offices during Sapienza's annual event;
- Individual interviews: one-to-one meetings to analyse specific needs. To book your interview, please contact us
Assistance in participating in orientation
If you need specific support to participate in orientation activities (e.g. Italian Sign Language interpreting service or peer tutoring), please email:
- servizio.disabilita@uniroma1.it for information on services for persons with disabilities
- servizio.dsa@uniroma1.it for information on services for persons with Specific Learning Difficulties
- testaccesso.inclusione@uniroma1.it for information from persons with disabilities and/or SLDs registered for both online and in-person admission tests
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Career Service
Sapienza's Career Service provides specialised career guidance, tools and practical workshops to help students and graduates confidently and successfully transition from university to the professional world.\ The service is particularly committed to raising awareness of, and equipping individuals with the ability to seek, effective job opportunities, and to identifying and enhancing personal resources in line with educational backgrounds and professional aspirations.
You can access one-to-one advice on updating your CV, evaluating your skills and discussing your career goals. Thematic webinars and workshops are also organised to help you discover job-hunting tools and develop soft skills.
- To find out about “Sapienza for Inclusion” events, please click here
- To book an appointment, please click on the JobTeaser platform
- For more information about specialist career services, please click on Work Orientation
Inclusion and specialist support
The Unit for Students with Disabilities and Specific Learning Difficulties (SLD) collaborates with Sapienza's Career Service to ensure fair and tailored entry into the world of work.
This collaboration focuses on two main areas:
- working with the Career Service and Internships Unit to provide career guidance to students and graduates with disabilities;
- working with the Job Placement Unit for activities related to targeted job placement (Law 68/99).
SLD Career Service
The SLD Career Service is Sapienza's service designed to support students with SLD in their transition from university to the professional world.
Objectives and activities\ The service provides strategic support to help individuals develop their talents and manage their career paths effectively through individual consultations and group training activities. During one-to-one meetings (in person or on the JobTeaser platform), you can work on technical CV and cover letter revisions, including English versions, carry out skills assessments, and define targeted action plans for active job searching.\ The service also organises webinars and practical workshops focused on developing soft skills, conducting interview simulations, and covering specific topics such as strategies for communicating your certification effectively in the workplace.
How to participate\ The events and workshops can be found in the List of cross-cutting, work orientation and entrepreneurial skills by selecting the events marked with the label "Sapienza per l'inclusione"
For further information, please email: dsa.careerservice@uniroma1.it\ For online consultations: JobTeaser\
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