Luiss FAQs

The Luiss Summer School is Luiss Guido Carli's summer university orientation programme, aimed at students in their third and fourth years of secondary school. Running since 2011, it offers one-week intensive courses (Monday to Friday) at the Viale Romania Campus in Rome, with both residential and non-residential options. No entrance test is required to enrol.

How many programmes does the Luiss Summer School offer, and what are they?

The Luiss Summer School offers two programmes:

Orientation 3: For students in their third year of secondary school (the penultimate year). Explore Luiss undergraduate degree programmes in Economics, Law, and Political Science. It includes a final test that awards bonus points for the early-entry admissions test for Orientation 4. Also available in a bilingual version (Italian + English). Classes of around 60 students. The cost covers: the academic programme, lunches, and a certificate of attendance.

Orientation 4: for students in their penultimate year of secondary school. This programme provides an in-depth look at Luiss university subjects and offers the opportunity to take the Luiss admissions test a year early, either in Italian or in English. Those who took part in Orientation 3 can make use of the bonus points they have accumulated. Classes of around 80 students. The cost covers: the academic programme, lunches, and a certificate of attendance.

When does the Luiss Summer School take place?

The Summer School typically runs for several weeks, usually from mid-June to early September.

How much does accommodation at the Luiss Summer School cost?

Accommodation in a Luiss university residence or an affiliated establishment costs approximately €350 per week (twin or triple room, breakfast, and transfer to the accommodation included). Available only to students who have already turned 16. 

For information: summerschool@luiss.it · Tel. 06 85225582

Luiss Summer School 
Orientation 3 
Orientation 4 
Calendar and Prices 
 

The Luiss Graduate Summer School is an intensive summer programme run by Luiss Guido Carli for undergraduate students enrolled on a Bachelor's degree course who are looking to decide on a Master's degree, develop skills sought after by the job market, and – if they wish – take the early admission test for Luiss Master's courses. This is not just any summer course: it's a strategic step on the path to a Master's degree.

How many programmes does the Luiss Graduate Summer School offer, and what are they?

When applying, each participant chooses to focus on just one strategic area: International Relations, Finance, Management, or Marketing. Taking part in the Graduate Summer School does not commit you to enrolling in any specific Master's degree programme, but it does provide practical tools to help you make an informed choice. Enrolling on one programme does not allow you to attend the other courses. 

• Graduate Summer School in International Relations – an English-language course exploring political, economic, and global security dynamics
• Graduate Summer School in Finance – an English-language course covering corporate finance, capital markets, investment analysis, and real-world case studies
• Graduate Summer School in Management – an English-language course covering strategy, organisation, decision-making processes, and case studies
• Graduate Summer School in Marketing – an English-language course covering strategy, consumer analysis, market dynamics, and applied projects

The Luiss Graduate Summer School is an intensive summer programme run by Luiss Guido Carli. It is aimed at undergraduate students enrolled on a Bachelor's degree course who are looking to decide on their Master's degree, develop skills that are in demand in the job market, and – if they wish – take the early admission test for Luiss Master's courses. This is not just any summer course: it's a strategic step on the path to a Master's degree.

How many programmes does the Luiss Graduate Summer School offer, and what are they?

When applying, each participant chooses a single strategic area of focus from the following options: International Relations, Finance, Management, and Marketing. Taking part in the Graduate Summer School does not commit you to enrolling on any specific Master's degree programme, but it does provide practical tools to help you make an informed choice. Enrolling on one programme does not allow you to attend the other pathways. 

• Graduate Summer School in International Relations – an English-language course exploring political, economic, and global security dynamics
• Graduate Summer School in Finance – an English-language course covering corporate finance, capital markets, investment analysis, and real-world case studies
• Graduate Summer School in Management – an English-language course covering strategy, organisation, decision-making processes, and case studies
• Graduate Summer School in Marketing – an English-language course covering strategy, consumer analysis, market dynamics, and applied projects

How is the Luiss Graduate Summer School structured? 

The programmes are structured into two integrated and complementary modules: the Skills & Innovation Booster (3 days), which focuses on developing transferable skills, life skills, a career lab, STEM readiness, and academic guidance; and the Academic Deep Dive (5 days), which explores the chosen subject area in depth through case studies developed in collaboration with partner companies and institutions. For students in the penultimate year of an undergraduate degree programme, the Graduate Summer School includes in-depth sessions on the Luiss Master's degree admission test, with students taking the test at the end of the course.

You can choose between two options:

Full Experience (Skills & Innovation Booster + Academic Deep Dive) 
Credits available: 4 · Cost: approximately €2,000 (2026 edition)

Academic Deep Dive (subject-specific study only) 
Credits available: 2 · Cost: approximately €1,600 (2026 edition)

What are the requirements for taking part in the Luiss Graduate Summer School? 

The courses are intended for students who are properly enrolled on a Bachelor's degree programme. To apply, you must be currently enrolled on a three-year degree programme, hold an English language certificate at B2 level or higher, and upload the required documentation as specified in the online application form. 

How do you enrol in the Luiss Graduate Summer School? 

The application process involves the following steps: completing the online application form, uploading the required documents (identity document, university enrolment certificate, B2+ language certificate), waiting for the official admission confirmation email from the Student Recruitment Office, and paying the participation fee by the specified deadline. 

For further information: graduatesummerschool@luiss.it · Tel. +39 06 8522 5354 / +39 06 8522 5386

Graduate Summer School 

Structure of the Luiss Graduate Summer School 

Requirements and how to apply for the Luiss Graduate Summer School 

Graduate Summer School in Finance 

Graduate Summer School in International Relations 

Graduate Summer School in Management

Graduate Summer School in Marketing 

The Luiss Test is the selection test for admission to all Bachelor's degree programmes and the single-cycle Master's degree programme in Law. It is a single test, the same for all courses, regardless of the subject area chosen.

Structure of the test

Duration: 75 minutes

Number of questions: 50 multiple-choice questions

Type: Logical-mathematical, reasoning, and psycho-aptitude

Correct answer: +1 point

Incorrect answer: -0.25 points

Question left unanswered: 0 points

Navigation: You are not allowed to go back to previous questions

Mode: Online (test@home)

What language is the test in?

The test is available in Italian and English. Taking the test in Italian grants access only to courses in Italian; taking the test in English grants access to all courses, in both Italian and English. The language must be chosen at the time of registration and cannot be changed.

How does the ranking system work?

There is no minimum score. Admission is granted in order of ranking, based on the score achieved, until all available places for each course have been filled. The choice of degree programme made at the time of enrolment is binding and cannot be changed.

Are there any bonus points available?

• Orientation 3 Summer School: Earn bonus points that can be used for the early Orientation 4 test.

When does the test take place?

The first session usually takes place in February. A second session is scheduled for the spring. The dates change each year: please check the official, up-to-date announcement on the
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Admission to Bachelor's Degrees and Single-Cycle Master's Degrees in Law

Admission by Test to Bachelor's Degree Programmes and Single-Cycle Master's Degree Programmes for EU students 

Admission to Master's degree programmes follows a different procedure from that for undergraduate degrees, with pathways that vary according to the candidate's profile.

Who is eligible to apply?

Graduates with a three-year degree from any Italian or foreign university are eligible to apply. Participation is conditional on meeting the minimum academic requirements that are in line with the chosen course. If these requirements are not met, they must be made up through ECTS credits, usually by November. Candidates from other universities cannot complete this make-up process at Luiss itself.

Structure of the Master's degree test

The Master's test varies by subject area; unlike the undergraduate test, it is not a single, standardised test. Candidates may select up to two courses as their first and second choices, both within the same Subject Area:

• Economics
• Politics and Law

Available routes of admission

• Luiss Master's Programme Entrance Test
• GMAT or GRE (direct admission for students currently enrolled at a university in Italy, regardless of their nationality)
• Route reserved for Luiss undergraduates and graduates: a dedicated internal procedure; curricular requirements are always met.

Exception: Finance and Management

The Master's Degree Programmes in Finance and Management are governed by a separate call for applications, with different deadlines and criteria. For these two courses, admission is granted solely on the basis of a GMAT or GRE score; the standard Luiss test is not required. The call for applications is open to both EU and non-EU candidates. Direct entry for Luiss graduates requires a weighted average of at least 28/30 (compared to 26/30 for all other Master's courses).

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Admission to Luiss Master's Degree Programmes  

Minimum academic requirements 

Selection for the Master's Degree Programmes in Finance and Management 

Luiss offers a direct admission route to its Bachelor's and Single-Cycle Master's degree programmes for students who hold specific international qualifications, without the need to take the Luiss Test.

Who is it for?

This pathway is reserved for students who are citizens of an EU country or a Schengen Area country and who have obtained — or are due to obtain by July — an upper secondary school diploma that is valid for admission to Italian universities.

Which certifications are accepted?

SAT – 1,200 (out of 1,600)

LSAT – 160 (out of 180)

ACT – 25 (out of 36)

IB – Predicted grade 36 (out of 45)

The call for applications will be published in October.

Luiss verifies the scores directly on the certifying body's platform. The candidate must grant Luiss permission to view the official score before the deadline.

How do you submit an application?

1. Complete the online form on the Luiss admissions portal
2. Upload your identity document and certification
3. Pay the participation fee of €150.00 for the 2027/28 academic year, although this amount is subject to change from year to year (the fee is non-refundable).
4. Wait for the result to be sent by email (approximately 2 weeks after submission)

Are there any dedicated scholarships?

Yes. There are usually calls for scholarships reserved for students admitted through certification.

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Direct Admission Based on Qualifications
Scholarships for Three-Year and Single-Cycle Degrees in Law

Yes. Luiss offers several routes that do not require passing the standard Luiss Test.

For Bachelor's Degree Programmes

• SAT, ACT, or IB qualifications: direct admission for EU/Schengen students with a valid diploma

For Master's Degree Programmes

• GMAT or GRE: direct admission based on test scores for EU students

Finance and Management: Selection is based solely on the GMAT or GRE; the Luiss test is not available for these two courses.

• Pathway reserved for Luiss undergraduates and graduates: a dedicated internal procedure for Luiss undergraduates and graduates

For non-EU students

A separate international selection procedure is in place, with specific procedures and deadlines published in the call for applications for non-EU students.

Find out more

Direct Admission Based on Qualifications 

Early admission to Luiss degree programmes through the Summer School 

If you want to pass the Luiss admission test for an undergraduate or master's degree, you need to base your study plan on three key pillars: official mock tests, logical reasoning, and time management.

Where to find the official Luiss mock tests and resources

• For Bachelor's Degrees: theoretical handouts, practice exercises, and in-depth sessions explaining possible strategies for solving the questions  are available after registering for the test.
• For Master's Degrees: online exercises and in-depth sessions that explain possible strategies for solving the questions, accessible after registration

The official online mock tests are only accessible once you have registered for the test, in line with the deadlines set out in the announcement.

When are the test sessions held for Bachelor's degrees and single-cycle Master's degrees? 

There are two time periods: the winter session (February–March) and the spring session (April–May). 

When does the test session for Master's degrees take place? 

There is only one time window: the spring session (April–May).

What is the minimum score required for admission? 

There is no fixed minimum score. Admission depends on your ranking in relation to the number of places available. Exception: A minimum score of 60/100 is required for the early test of the Orientation 4 Summer School.

Are there any summer preparation programmes? 

Yes. The Luiss Summer School Orientation 4 and the Graduate Summer School include test preparation sessions, with the option to take the test early on the Friday of the programme.

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Preparation for the Luiss Admissions Test

Preparation for the Master's Admissions Test 

Orientation 4 for secondary school students 

Yes, it is possible to transfer to Luiss from another university, but the procedure is subject to strict academic criteria, specific timeframes, and an assessment of your previous academic record. Transfers take place solely at the start of the academic year.

When should you submit an application to transfer to Luiss?

The online application must be submitted during the window that typically runs from early June to mid-July. Applications submitted outside this window will not be considered.

What are the minimum requirements for admission?

Students currently enrolled at another university may transfer to a year beyond the first year of a Bachelor's degree or a single-cycle Master's degree programme, with their credits being recognised. For admission to the second year, for example, you must meet the following minimum requirements:

• Recognisable credits — at least 24 ECTS credits that can be validated and are consistent with the curriculum of the chosen Luiss course
• A minimum weighted average of 27/30 in the exams taken at the student's previous university
• Current student status — not an extended-study student — at the home university
• Diploma valid for admission to Luiss in the first year (Italian or foreign, EU or non-EU)

If the number of eligible credits is fewer than 24, or if the average is below 27/30, enrolment in the second year will be declined.

How are exams taken at other universities recognised? 

The relevant Luiss body makes decisions on a case-by-case basis, based on the documentation submitted, regarding admission, the year of enrolment, and the recognition of ECTS credits. These decisions are guided by the principle of consistency with the objectives set out in the corresponding Academic Regulations. Exams that cannot be recognised will need to be taken as part of the new programme.

What happens if you come from a foreign university?

Students who have completed periods of study abroad and have taken exams as part of an active course of study, during which they were properly enrolled, may apply to have their academic record assessed for admission to a year beyond the first. The minimum requirement is the same as that for transfers from Italian universities. The student's home university must be an official academic institution recognised within the relevant foreign system. The degree programme the student is transferring from must be pertinent and feature the same content and educational objectives. 

For courses taught in English, an official certificate from the student's home university is required to confirm that the examinations were indeed conducted in English.

And what about Master's degree courses? 

For Master's degree programmes, there is no transfer in the strict sense: admission is only possible through the standard Master's selection procedure, which is open to graduates from any Italian or foreign university. 

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Incoming transfer 

Admission to Master's degree programmes 

Entry requirements for three-year and single-cycle Law degrees with an international qualification 

The Luiss Foundation Programme in Social Sciences, also known as the Foundation Year, is a pre-university preparatory year (pathway programme) taught entirely in English. It is designed for international students who do not yet meet the requirements to apply for a Luiss Bachelor's degree or single-cycle degree programme. It lasts one academic year, is worth 60 Foundation Credits (FC), and is divided into two semesters. Upon completing the programme, you will receive a certificate of completion that allows you to apply for Luiss Bachelor's and Single-Cycle Degree Programmes, subject to taking part in one of the admission selection processes. Completing the programme does not guarantee automatic admission. Foundation Credits (FCs) cannot be converted into CFU or ECTS credits.

Who is the Foundation Programme for?

For students who hold a secondary school diploma from a foreign education system but do not meet the entry requirements – for example, because they have completed 11 years of schooling instead of 12, hold an American diploma without the required AP (Advanced Placement) courses, or hold a British diploma without the required A-Levels. It's also suitable for those who want to spend an international gap year in Rome before going to university.

What are the entry requirements for the Foundation Programme?

• Completion of at least 11 years of secondary education
• B2-level English language certification (TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge, Duolingo)

What do you study on the Foundation Programme?

The programme, delivered entirely in English, offers introductory courses in Economics, Law, and Socio-Political Studies, along with modules in critical and computational thinking. It also includes English language enhancement, foundational Italian language instruction, and workshops in soft skills such as coding, negotiation, and public speaking.

How is the Foundation Programme structured?

Hybrid format: From October to March, classes are held online. In April, students are invited to the campus in Rome for an intensive period that also focuses on soft skills. Attendance is compulsory for at least 80% of each course.

For more information, please contact: foundation@luiss.it 

Foundation Programme in Social Sciences 

Entry requirements for students with international qualifications

Yes. Luiss offers students a range of accommodation options, both those managed directly by the University and those provided through agreements with external providers. The range of options includes the university's own halls of residence, merit-based colleges, large private student residences, and support for those looking for a flat on the private market.

Luiss University Residences

Luiss directly manages six residences located in the immediate vicinity of the main campuses (Viale Romania, Via Parenzo, Viale Pola):

• Lisbon Residence: Located next to the Viale Romania campus, offering single and double rooms
• Vajna Residence: Located close to the Viale Romania campus, it offers various types of rooms.
• Pola Residence: close to the historic campus on Viale Pola
• Villa Betania Residence: shared apartments with a living room and kitchenette
• Maria Teresa Panunzi Residence: Located next to the Via Parenzo campus.
• Don Nicola Mazza University College of Merit: dedicated to providing an outstanding education

Prices vary depending on the property and the type of room (utilities, cleaning, and Wi-Fi included):

• Double room from €600 to €900 per month per bed space, from September to June – 10 months (data updated to 2026)
• Single room from €900 to €1,300 per month per bed space, from September to June – 10 months (data updated as of 2026)

Partner accommodation providers

Luiss has entered into agreements with halls of residence located near its various campuses in order to reserve a range of accommodation options for its students at preferential rates.

If you are interested, you should check availability directly by calling the accommodation providers and then contact the Student Housing Office (Tel: 06 8522 5971, email: alloggi@luiss.it).

Support for private flats

For those who prefer to rent a room on the private property market, the University works with local agencies and certified digital platforms, including Uniplaces, HousingAnywhere, and Spotahome.

How do you apply for accommodation at the Luiss Residences?

Places in Luiss residences are allocated through an annual call for applications or via quick booking sessions (click days). For the latest information on calls for applications, deadlines, and partner accommodation providers, please contact: residenze-collegi@luiss.it

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Luiss Residences 

Partnered Halls of Residence 

Private rooms and flats

Study and reading rooms 

Accommodation Allocation Competition 

The Luiss Career Service is the university office that supports students and graduates as they make the transition from university to the world of work, providing them with tools for guidance, training, networking, and professional opportunities.

What is the Luiss Career Service?

It is a service dedicated to supporting students and alumni in defining and pursuing their career paths. It connects them with companies, institutions, and employers, and provides tools to help them navigate the job market successfully.

How the Luiss Career Service works and what it does

1. Career guidance and professional orientation
 • One-to-one meetings to set career goals, assess skills, refine CVs and cover letters, and prepare for interviews.
 • Career Workshops with HR experts on topics such as CV writing, job interviews, and selection processes.
 • Support with tools for active job searching and self-marketing (personal branding, use of platforms, etc.).

2. Internship and job opportunities
 • The Career Service promotes curricular and extracurricular internships at companies, as well as public and private institutions, both in Italy and abroad.
 • Using the Career Centre platform, students can search for and apply to internship and job opportunities, sign up for events with recruiters, and manage career guidance appointments.
 • Through the CVbook, employers can view and contact the CVs of students and graduates.

3. Events with companies and institutions
 • An annual Career Day featuring dozens of companies and consulting firms for interviews, recruitment, and networking.
 • Days dedicated to specific sectors (finance, strategic consulting, luxury, social impact), business case sessions, and meetings with alumni.

4. Tools and Resources
 • Access to platforms and networks such as Highered for international opportunities and recruitment training.
 • Resources for CVs, portfolios, and preparing for job applications.

Find out more

Careers Service 

Careers Guidance 

Meetings with Employers 

Career Centre &Co

Internships 

Luiss Guido Carli offers a range of psychological support and tutoring services for students, as well as other resources to help them navigate their university studies.

Psychological support – “Luiss is listening”

• Luiss ti ascolta is a free support and psychological counselling service for students (and recent graduates), run by professional psychologists.
 • You can book one-to-one sessions to discuss personal difficulties, stress, anxiety, relationships, or other concerns.
 • The service also offers themed groups (for example, on anxiety or interpersonal relationships).
 • Counselling sessions are available both in person at the Viale Pola campus and online (e.g. via Skype) for greater convenience.

Tutoring and academic support

Luiss offers various forms of tutoring to support students throughout their studies:

• University Tutoring – Tutors are students’ primary point of contact throughout their academic journey. They provide guidance and advice on decision-making, help students organise their studies, and support them in managing their interactions with the University’s departments, offices, and services. 
• Academic Tutoring – Support in individual subjects to help students overcome difficulties with course content or study methods, and to deepen their knowledge in preparation for exams.
• Inclusion and Tutoring Service “Se.I. Tu.! – Specialised tutoring to promote the inclusion and active participation of students with disabilities, specific learning disorders (SLDs), or special educational needs
  
   
• Tutors for international students and other dedicated services – they support the international student community, helping them to settle into the Italian university system and to make the most of the University’s services.

Luiss listens to you

Academic Tutoring

Inclusion and Tutoring Service 

University Tutoring 

Tutors for international students 

Luiss supports its students in finding accommodation near the university campuses, taking into account each student's individual needs. There are three options available: Luiss Residences, partner residences, and private rooms or flats.

The six Luiss Residences provide an international and stimulating environment, ideal for fully immersing yourself in the university experience. Luiss has also entered into agreements with halls of residence located near its campuses, which reserve various types of accommodation for students at reduced rates. Thanks to partnerships with online platforms and estate agents, it’s also possible to find private rooms and flats.

For more information: alloggi@luiss.it 

Halls of Residence and Accommodation

As part of the Luiss Green Mobility project – the University's sustainable mobility strategy – Luiss provides a free shuttle service connecting the campuses at Viale Romania 32 and Via Parenzo 11.

Which campuses does the Luiss shuttle connect?

The Luiss Shuttle Service connects the Romania and Parenzo campuses, operating from Monday to Friday between 7.45 a.m. and 8.55 p.m., and on Saturdays from 7.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. During peak times, the shuttle service can run as frequently as every 10 minutes (every 20 minutes on Saturdays). The service is operated by a fleet of 5 eco-friendly shuttles (3 gas-powered and 2 fully electric).

How do you book the shuttle?

The Shuttle Service can be booked via the Luiss App, which also lets you check the shuttles’ locations, their arrival times at stops, and reserve a seat on vehicles accessible to people with reduced mobility. You must confirm your booking within 5 minutes of the shuttle's departure; otherwise, it will be cancelled.

What other sustainable mobility services does Luiss offer?

In addition to the shuttle service, Luiss Green Mobility also includes:

• Luiss Electric Car Sharing: Renault R5 electric cars are available for hire exclusively to students, faculty, and staff via the Luiss App.
• Mobility service (Movesion platform): integrated payment for parking, public transport tickets, train tickets, shared vehicles, electric car charging, taxis, and carpooling – all exclusively for the Luiss Community and always accessible via the Green Mobility section of the Luiss App.

For more information: campusservices@luiss.it 

Luiss Green Mobility

Sport at Luiss is organised by the Luiss Sports Association (AS Luiss), which was founded in 1999 to promote participation in sport within the University, fostering values such as social interaction, respect for the rules, and fair play. AS Luiss organises sports activities for various levels, ranging from activities open to the university community to competitive teams and programmes dedicated to student-athletes:

• Luiss Sport for All: sports courses and schools (e.g. yoga, swimming, tennis, outdoor training) open to students, alumni, faculty, and staff
• Competitive teams: teams of student-athletes (in the Luiss Top Athletes and Luiss Team categories) who combine their academic studies with high-level sport, supported by dedicated scholarships.
• Sports agreements: discounts and special offers at sports facilities and centres near the campuses

Who are the Luiss Top Athletes?

Luiss Top Athletes (LTAs) are athletes of national and/or international standing, registered with their respective federations and selected for their national teams. Luiss also boasts athletes of Olympic calibre in this category.

What categories does the Luiss Sport Programme include?

The Luiss Sport Programme divides student-athletes into five categories, ranging from the highest competitive level to the amateur level:

• Luiss Top Athletes (LTA)
• Luiss Team Athletes (LT)
• Luiss Pro Athletes (LPA)
• Luiss Athletes (LA)
• Luiss Players (LP)

How do sports scholarships work?

Each academic year, Luiss publishes a call for applications for sports scholarships, aimed at two main categories within the Luiss Sport Academy:

• Luiss Top Athletes (LTA): reserved for athletes of national/international standing
• Luiss Team Athletes (LT): reserved for members of AS Luiss competitive teams

The programme follows the Dual Career model: student-athletes receive support both in their academic studies (from dedicated tutors) and in their sporting endeavours, enabling them to balance academic work with high-level competition. The full regulations, including the admission requirements, are available on the website.

For information: sport@luiss.it

Luiss Sport

Visit the dedicated website

Explore the sports programme

Explore Luiss partnerships

In addition to sport, Luiss offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including student societies and a rich programme of Cultural Activities. Luiss provides students with dedicated spaces, funding, and communication channels.

What Cultural Activities does Luiss offer?

Luiss Cultural Activities encompass initiatives focused on photography, writing, theatre, music, art, and film, as well as exhibitions, workshops, guided tours, and reading-related events. The schedule of ongoing initiatives changes over time: we recommend keeping an eye on the individual pages on the website. For information: attivitaculturali@luiss.it

Luiss Cultural Activities

Are there student societies at Luiss?

Yes. The University recognises and supports numerous student societies, which are active in a variety of fields, and provides spaces and funding opportunities for student initiatives.

Luiss Student Societies

Are there student newspapers at Luiss?

Yes. Luiss is home to several student newspapers, produced by students and focused on current affairs, culture, and university life. These projects are also eligible to apply for dedicated funding calls. 

An up-to-date list of the publications, along with contact details and information on how to get involved, can be found on the University's website. 

Student Newspapers

The Luiss Shop sells clothing, accessories, and official merchandise from the University. You can make purchases online or visit the shop located at the entrance to the Campus on Viale Romania 32, which is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00.

For information or assistance with orders, you can also contact us directly: 
shop@luiss.it
06 8522 5589

What can you buy from the Luiss Shop?

The catalogue features official Luiss clothing, accessories, and merchandise, including hoodies, T-shirts, and backpacks, as well as books published by Luiss University Press and other items.

Luiss Shop