Giulia Ricozzi graduated in 2018 in Studies in Art History from Sapienza University of Rome, with a dissertation on Lionello Venturi (Supervisor: Prof. Marco Ruffini). In 2020 she received a Master of Letters at the University of St Andrews, with research on the music video of Apeshit supervised by Prof. Marika Takanishi Knowles. She obtained her Master’s degree at Sapienza in 2022, with the thesis "Chiara Samugheo: fotografare l'Italia", under the guidance of Prof. Raffaella Perna and Prof. Ilaria Schiaffini. She collaborates with the Rome unit of PRIN 2020 Italian Feminist Photography, under the supervision of Prof. Perna. She completed the Specialization Course in Artistic Historical Heritage at Sapienza, with research focused on the definitive export of cultural heritage and the debate between private individuals and public institutions (Supervisor: Prof. Marica Mercalli). Her PhD project focuses on the work of Italian female photojournalists in the telling of non-Western realities between 1950 and 1990.