Censis ranking 2022/2023: The European University of Rome – EBU, for the third consecutive year, ranked second in Italy among small non-state universities

The Censis 2022/2023 ranking on Italian universities that places UER, for the third consecutive year, second in the rankings among the 'Small Non-State Universities' and fourth overall among all non-state universities of all sizes.

A result that attests to the steady growth over the years of the Roman Athenaeum of Via degli Aldobrandeschi, which - with a score of 86.8 - is confirmed first in the Roman territory and fourth non-state university in Italy regardless of size (behind Bolzano, Luiss and Bocconi).

Not only that, UER figures in the ranking as one among the best-performing universities in its category in terms of Overall Score, Scholarships, Communication and Facilities. In particular, with regard to 'Facilities', EBU conquest a score of 100 out of 110 by placing Ranked third among small non-state universities, while for the category 'Scholarships' ranks second in the standings with a score of 74.

But the most important recognition this year for EBU is its achievement in the category 'Communication and Digital Services' which places it as the first university in Italy in communication among all universities, state and non-state, with the highest achievable score of 110: an exponential growth that in recent years has seen an increase of 11 points over 2020 and 3 points over 2021.

"We are very pleased with the results obtained, again this year, from the Censis 2022/2023 Ranking of Italian Universities. These awards attest to the great work of EBU over the years, achieved thanks to the synergy between the technical administrative staff and faculty in making the European University of Rome a hub of creativity and inclusion that focuses on human values for the young professionals of tomorrow. The improvements of Italian universities of all types and sizes reported by the Censis rankings represent a step forward for all of society. A university's success for us lies above all in its ability to dialogue and create academic synergies with other universities, especially those in our region." Declares the Magnificent Rector Prof. Father Pedro Barrajón, L.C.

With regard to undergraduate courses, the main changes that have occurred in the rankings since 2021 include the following Law: score of 98.5 registers an increase of 13.5 points over last year placing third in the category of Small Non-State Universities after Bocconi and Luiss, and second to Rome. The Degree Three-year degree in Economics, with 88.5 points, in Rome is second only to Luiss and confirms seventh place nationally. La Master of Economics sees the score rise to 88, ranks second in Rome after Luiss and confirms fifth place in the national rankings. As for Three-year psychology UER ranks third in the category of Small Non-State Universities, with 93 points, and second in Rome after Lumsa; while Magistral Psychology ranks second in Rome behind Lumsa.