The centre

Founded in 1998, Link Campus is the Italian branch of the University of Malta. The University of Malta was originally established in 1592 and has a worldwide reputation for high quality teaching. The university was the first foreign higher education institution to be issued with a licence by the Italian Department of Education to allow it to run courses in Italy and Link Campus now offers degrees at undergraduate and masters levels.

Link Campus University offers its summer courses at the prestigious location in via Nomentana, in the centre of Rome. The modern building is provided with wireless internet connection system in each floor. Students without a personal laptop can use the IT computer room which is equipped with several computers.  Moreover, the university is provided with a canteen and a well-stocked library, which is part of in the National Librarian Service and the circuit of Roman Librarian Lending.

The Link Campus University is located in a largely residential area, but it is widely known because it is home to many embassies as well as shops, restaurants and parks. Students will enjoy being surrounded by Italians and students from other Italian universities in the area. It's easy to get to the centre of Rome: public transport takes just 20 to 45 minutes.