About us

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Our Hall of Residence

Celimontano is a women’s Hall of Residence located in a central area of Rome, in a strategic position with respect to many of the diverse city’s university campuses. A point of reference within Rome’s academic community, it welcomes — in addition to its fifty residents — numerous students who take part in its various educational activities.

College of Merit recognized by the Ministry of Universities and Research (MUR), it offers a welcoming, family-like environment, ideal for experiencing your university years, many opportunities for growth, authentic friendships and peace of mind.

Through its personalised educational program, Celimontano helps university students deepen and complement their academic studies with the soft skills that are increasingly demanded by the job market.

Living at Celimontano means becoming part of a community that fosters a sense of unity through shared study and leisure moments, supported by a direction team actively involved in the students’ personal growth and a staff that ensures careful management and full board service. Each student follows a personalized educational program, including cultural activities, soft-skill development, meetings with professionals, and initiatives to strengthen her competencies.

Like all residences of RUI Foundation, Celimontano is inspired by the message of Saint Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei. In addition to academic and community life, it offers a Christian environment where faith and culture engage in dialogue. Those who wish may receive spiritual formation.

Thanks to RUI Foundation’s national and international network, students can benefit from exchanges, experiences abroad, and lasting friendships. The hall of residence thus becomes an experience oriented toward the future: a place to grow, cultivate one’s talents, and build a solid foundation for adult life.

RUI Foundation

Founded in Rome on May 6th, 1959 and recognized as an institution with a legal decree n. 932 by the President of the Italian Republic on September 16th, 1959, RUI Foundation promotes its educational work autonomously, in collaboration with governments and national and international bodies, such as the Council of Europe and the European Commission. Rui Foundation is member of the CCUM Conference of University Colleges of Merit, which is legally recognized by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research.

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RUI Alumni: lifelong friendships

The meaning and the value of experience during the years lived at Celimontano do not remain confined to university years.

RUI Alumni are privileged because they have shared important experiences of their training that give continuity and strengthen, with the maturity of adulthood, the lessons they received at Celimontano and have been implanted into their professional and personal lives.

The association brings former residents of all Rui Foundation’s Colleges together. It promotes events, cultural meet ups, fundraising for scholarships, and offers residents networking opportunities with companies and the professional world.

Saint Josemaría’s Dream

Like all RUI Foundation residences, Celimontano also draws inspiration from the teachings of St. Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei, a personal prelature of the Catholic Church.

The spirit of Opus Dei manifests itself in the life at the Residence, promoting an atmosphere of coexistence with others based on respect and love for freedom, solidarity, optimism; activities revolving around spiritual formation and Christian doctrine are offered to students, who can freely choose whether to participate.

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RUI Foundation in Rome: study, friendship, dialogue, opportunities, sports | Celimontano Residenza Universitaria a Roma, Sapienza LUISS Roma Tre