Campus & Housing

ROME CAMPUS

The Trinity College Rome Campus offers students the unique opportunity to study in the heart of ancient Rome. Our Campus is a short walk from the Circus Maximus, the Coliseum and other heritage sties in Rome. Despite its proximity to sublime monuments, beautiful piazzas, and bustling markets, the Rome Campus is located among the peaceful gardens and neighborhood of the Aventine Hill. This location offers students an oasis amid the hustle and bustle of modern Rome at the bottom of the hill.

View Google Map to see where we are located and near by attractions. Visit our Life in Rome page to learn more about the city of Rome and the Aventine Hill neighborhood.

The Rome Campus consists of two buildings, Casa Publicii and our office building, which are only a couple minutes walk from each other. The office building is where students can find our student affairs team, library/computer lab, class room and staff offices. Casa Publicii is where we have student residence rooms, dining hall, multiple classrooms and student common room.

Campus Facilities – The Rome Campus is a shared space, facilities include:

Classrooms and lecture halls
“Family style” dining hall
Shaded courtyards and common areas
On-campus housing
Library and computer center
Faculty and administrative offices
Access to nearby gym, fitness center and swimming pool (available for an additional fee)

STUDENT RESIDENCE ROOMS

All students will live in program provided housing. Casa Publicii “the Convent” is our primary residence located on the Aventine Hill in the center of Rome. It is a short walk from the program offices, classrooms and library and nearby vibrant neighborhoods like Trastevere, Testaccio and the historical center of the city. It represents a great way to have a culturally immersive living experience in a major urban center while having the comfort of a campus-style living arrangement in a culturally rich yet peaceful neighborhood.

Depending on the size of the semester we may also utilize other housing locations in Rome.

All resident buildings are co-ed but double and triple rooms will be single genders.

Rooms consist of:

Single or double bedrooms, occasionally triples depending on the semester
In-suite bathroom
Closet
Desk
Access to coin operated washers and dryers
Bed linens, blankets, pillowcases and towels
Cleaning service (once a week)
Wi-Fi internet connectivity
Courtyard garden common area

MEALS

All students receive 11 meals per week. This includes breakfast every day and lunch Monday through Thursday served “family style” in the dining hall at the Rome Campus. All food allergies and dietary restrictions can be accommodated.

The campus also has a shared common room with a communal refrigerator, coffee machine and microwave.

There are a variety of restaurants near campus along with grocery stores where students can purchase additional meals.