Sapienza University of Rome
The Sapienza University of Rome, also called simply Sapienza or the University of Rome, and formally the Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza", is a public research university located in Rome, Italy. It is one of the largest European universities by enrollments and one of the oldest in history, founded in 1303.
Sapienza University Of Rome People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Luigi Fontanella
Poet
Ingy Mubiayi
Italian writer
Bruno Zumino
Physicist
Alessandro Nunziati
Italian musician
Giuseppe Codacci Pisanelli
Italian Politician
Fabio Conforto
Italian mathematician
Ernesto Cesàro
Italian mathematician
Monica Cirinnà
Senator of Italy
Antonio Catricalà
Italian Politician
Alessandro Orsini
Italian sociologist
Rodolfo Celletti
Italian musicologist
Francesco Gabrieli
Historian
Paola Velardi
Computer scientist
Luca Ciarrocca
Italian journalist
Gian Franco Schietroma
Italian Politician
Enrico Mizzi
Former Prime Minister of Malta
Giacomo Cantelmo
Lucio Colletti
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Italy
Álvaro Magaña
Former Interim President of El Salvador
Massimo Pigliucci
Professor
Gianni Sperti
Italian dancer ‧ Paola Barale's ex-husband
Mario Alicata
Former Member of Italian Chamber of Deputies
Giorgia Gianetiempo
Italian actress
Bonaventura Tecchi
Italian writer
Luciano Rispoli
Television writer
Laura Muscardin
Italian film director
Luciano Maiani
Physicist
Rosaria Conte
Nicholas Callan
Priest
Domenico Silvio Passionei
Avni Rustemi
Albanian teacher
Gregorio RicciCurbastro
Italian mathematician
Alessandro Battilocchio
Member of Italian Chamber of Deputies
Carmine Benincasa
Italian art critic
Fabio Maria Asquini
Ferdinando Brachetti Peretti
CEO of the Anonima Petroli Italiana
Fernando Aiuti
Physician
Giuseppe Casoria
Giuseppe Novelli
Italian geneticist
Italo Insolera
Italian architect
Eugenio Gaddini
Psychoanalyst
Federico Caffè
Economist
Galeazzo Ciano
Former Ambassador of Italy to Vatican City
Gavino Ledda
Author
Gheorghe Duca
Former Minister of Environment, Public Works and Regional Development of Moldova
Giovanna Melandri
Former Minister of Culture of Italy
Giuseppe Veronese
Italian mathematician
