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Enrollment

It's possible to enroll at the Pontifical Lateran University starting from May

By Enrollment we mean the procedure that must be followed by those who for the first time enrol in a Faculty / Institute of the Pontifical Lateran University.

It is possible to complete the online enrolment application if:

– you have completed your high school diploma.

How to enroll online

1

Connect to the PLUS platform to start the enrollment procedure

2

Enter your personal data and those relating to residence and domicile

3

Attach a photo and in PDF format, your identifying document, letter of presentation from the parish priest (if a lay person), the Bishop (if a clergyman), the Superior (if a religious), and International Passport (if a foreign student)

4

You will then be contacted by the Faculty / Institute / Study Cycle Secretariat to arrange an interview with the Dean / Principal / Delegate / Director, and fill out the study plan

 

5

Once the study plan has been signed, you will receive from the Student Secretariat an indication of the method of payment and the amount of the enrollment fee

6

Once the payment receipt has been sent to the Student Secretariat, you will receive the student registration number

ONLINE ENROLLMENT

If you want to start the enrolment process online or you have tried to register but you had difficulties during the various steps, download the complete guide to make the registration.

 

I'M A FOREIGN STUDENT, IN WHICH LANGUAGE WILL THE COURSES BE?

The courses are held in Italian. For students who need to improve the study of the Italian language it is possible to follow courses of Italian held by Clas. For information visit the dedicated page.

 

PRE-ENROLLMENT (Students from abroad)

Faculties and Institutes

Theology, Philosophy, Canon Law, Civil Law, Pastoral Institute, Peace Sciences (International Political Sciences)

Language courses

Modern language courses: English, French, Spanish, German. Italian language courses for foreigners. Classical language courses: Latin and Greek

Right to study

Measures and facilities to allow students in less favourable economic conditions the right to study.

Orientation

Orientation activities and initiatives for choosing the training trail