Rome, Italy
Studying at The American University of Rome
The American University of Rome is a university in Rome, Italy, founded in 1969. It teaches around 500 students, and the UniBridgeEurope catalog lists 16 of its degree programmes, 16 of them taught in English, across bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and other qualifications.
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The institution at a glance
- 1969Founded57 years of history
- 500Studentscounted in 2013
- 16Programmes
- 11Bachelor's
- 3Master's
- 2Other
- 16 of 16Taught in English
- from 22.000 €/yearTuition
- 3–8 semestersDuration
- RomeCampus
Notable alumni
People who studied at The American University of Rome and have a Wikipedia article.
- Alex RacoItalian writer
Institutional facts from Wikipedia· last checked Aug 28, 2026
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Campus & surroundings
The American University of Rome is at 41.8919° N, 12.5113° E, in Rome, Lazio, Italy. Explore the map to see the streets, transport links, shops and green space around the campus.
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Cost of living in Rome
Estimates for the 2026 academic yearA student in Rome should budget around 1.015 € a month. The heaviest line by far is rent: a room in a shared flat goes for about 500 €, and most land between 400 € and 650 €.
- Room in a shared flat usually 400 € – 650 €
- 500 €
- Food and groceries
- 250 €
- Student travel pass
- 25 €
- Health insurance
- 50 €
- Phone, internet, electricity
- 80 €
- Books, sport, going out
- 110 €
- Monthly total
- 1.015 €
Ranked 3 of 4 on cost among the cities we cover in Italy, cheapest first.
Cheapest on our list: Turin, at about 935 € a month. →What things cost here, against the EU
Across the whole shopping basket Italy sits at 98.1, where the EU average is 100 (2024).
EU average = 100
Consumer prices rose 1.7% over 2025.
Where these numbers come from
The monthly budget is our own estimate, compiled from what student unions, universities and national student services publish. Use it to plan with — it is not a quote.
The price levels, inflation and rent figures are published statistics: Eurostat purchasing power parities and, for German states, the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).
Weather & climate in Rome
2016–2025 averageSummers in Rome average 32°C by day and 20°C at night; winters average 14°C and 5°C. The city gets around 2,610 hours of sunshine a year.
Summer
32°20°
daynight
Winter
14°5°
daynight
Sunshine
2,610
hours of sunshine a year
Warmest: JulyColdest: January108 days of rain a year · 898 mm
Weather data: Open-Meteo (ERA5). Sunshine hours estimated from cloud cover and daylight.
Registry record
Registered in the Research Organization Registry as American University of Rome — the open, global register research infrastructure uses to tell institutions apart.
Also known as
- AUR
- Amerikanische Universität Rom
- Université américaine de Rome
Identifiers
- ISNI0000 0000 9754 854X
- WikidataQ469446
- GRIDgrid.448907.6
Institution data from ROR (CC0)· last synced Aug 29, 2026