Three UNITUS campuses are located in the historical city centre. They are the result of remarkable restoration projects on the Church of San Carlo, the Church of Santa Maria del Paradiso, and the Dominican Convent of Santa Maria in Gradi, housing the University administrative offices. Two more campuses are located in Rieti (RI) and Civitavecchia (RM).

You can explore UNITUS departments and headquarters on GoogleMaps here.

The six UNITUS departments are partially housed in historical buildings in town and partially in modern buildings in the outskirt. Santa Maria in Gradi, where the Rectorate is located, represents an example of efficient fusion between history and innovation.

UNITUS departments are listed below:

Beyond its six departments, UNITUS owns several University Centers:

• "N. Lupori" Didactic-Experimental Farm, directed by Prof. Giuseppe Colla represents an open-air laboratory for the implementation of experimental cultures whose research and development is mainly handled by the DAFNE, DIBAF and DEB departments. The management body of the farm also coordinates and directs the activities of:
  • "Angelo Rambelli" Botanical Garden
  • Herbarium Museum of Tuscia UTV

• Alpine Study Center – CSALP, directed by Prof. Riccardo Massantini, it carries out research, development and training activities through interdisciplinary models with priority reference to the agronomic, biological, economic, forestry, legal, linguistic, naturalistic, historical and cultural heritage and rural tourism sectors.

• Large Facilities Center - CGA, directed by Prof. Giuseppe Ianniello, manages complex technological tools and implements research and development of advanced technology in the fields of engineering, biology, agricultural and forestry sciences.

• University Library System - University Center for Libraries – CAB

• Technical-Scientific Library Pole
• Humanistic-Social Library Cente

• Interdepartmental Center for Research and Dissemination for Renewable Energy – CIRDER,

directed by Prof. Maurizio Carlini, it promotes research, development and dissemination of the use of green energy from renewable energy sources;

• University Museum System - SMA, directed by Prof. Elisabetta De Minicis, it supports the continuous enhancement of the architectural heritage of the University and its historical, demo-anthropological, scientific and artistic collections.

Interuniversity Centers

• Interuniversity Center for Technological Innovation and Territory Development (CINTEST), directed by Prof. Giuseppe Calabrò (DEIM), it promotes research, development and technology transfer in the field of mechanical, industrial and energy systems engineering. http://www.unitus.it/cintest ; e-mail: cintest@unitus.it

• Interuniversity Center for the History of Italian Universities - CISUI, directed by Prof. Marco Cavina of the University of Bologna and internally coordinated by Prof. Marco Paolino and Catia Papa (DISTU). http://www.cisui.unibo.it

• Interuniversity Center for Accounting and Agricultural Forestry and Environmental Management – CONTAGRA, directed by Prof. Samuele Trestini, University of Padua and internally coordinated by Prof. Gabriele Dono (DAFNE). http://www.contagra.unipd.it

• Interuniversity Center for International Training “H2CU”, directed by Prof. Beatrice Vallone of the University of Rome La Sapienza and whose internal coordination is managed by Prof. Salvatore Grimaldi (DIBAF). http://www.h2cu.org

• Interuniversity Center for Research on Cetaceans "CIRCE", directed by Prof. Mauro Mariotti of the University of Genoa and internally coordinated by Prof. Dario Angeletti (DEB). www.distav.unige.it/drupalint/circe

• Centro Interuniversitario di Studi di Storia Globale - Network for Global History (Globish), directed by Prof. Rolando Minuti of the University of Florence, whose internal coordination is supervised by Prof. Catia Papa, Cristina Muru and Matteo Sanfilippo (DISTU).

• Interuniversity Center for Adaptability of Zootechnical Systems to Climate Change (ASIZOCAGLI), managed by Prof. Roberta Ciampolini of the University of Pisa and internally coordinated by Prof. Umberto Bernabucci (DAFNE);