Study Chemistry in Italy
35 universities in Italy offer Chemistry programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 140 EUR per year.
Scuola Normale Superiore
Public elite institution dedicated to excellence in sciences and humanities.
Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome
Private Roman university specializing in medicine, biomedical engineering, and health sciences.
University of Udine
Public university in Friuli Venezia Giulia (1978), strong in sciences, medicine, and languages.
University of Urbino
Historic public university in Marche (1506), the cradle of Renaissance humanism.
University of Bari Aldo Moro
Major public Apulian university, renowned for research and teaching.
University of Bologna
World’s oldest university, global academic reference across all fields.
University of Cagliari
Historic public Sardinian university (1606), the island’s largest.
University of Calabria
Major public Calabrian university, research hub in sciences and technologies.
University of Camerino
Historic public university in Marche (1336), recognized in sciences and pharmacy.
University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli
Public Campanian university (1991), specializing in medicine, engineering, and law.
University of Catania
Historic public Sicilian university (1434), the largest on the island.
University of Ferrara
Historic public Emilian university (1391), recognized in medicine, architecture, and pharmacy.
University of Florence
Historic public Tuscan university (1321), one of Italy’s largest, strong in sciences and arts.
University of Genoa
Historic public Ligurian university (1481), strong in engineering, medicine, and marine sciences.
University of L'Aquila
Public university in Abruzzo (1452), recognized in engineering, physics, and computer science.
University of Messina
Historic public Sicilian university (1548), recognized in medicine, law, and pharmacy.
University of Milan
Major public Lombard university (1924), one of Italy’s most renowned.
University of Milano-Bicocca
Modern public Milanese university (1998), recognized in sciences, economics, and psychology.
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Public Emilian university (1175), recognized in medicine, automotive engineering, and economics.
University of Naples Federico II
Historic public Campanian university (1224), the world’s oldest secular university.
University of Padua
Historic public Venetian university (1222), globally renowned for scientific research.
University of Palermo
Historic public Sicilian university (1806), the largest in western Sicily.
University of Parma
Historic public Emilian university (1117), one of the oldest in the world.
University of Pavia
Historic public Lombard university (1361), recognized for its colleges and medical research.
University of Perugia
Historic public Umbrian university (1308), recognized in medicine, law, and sciences.
University of Pisa
Historic public Tuscan university (1343), renowned in physics, computer science, and aerospace.
University of Rome Tor Vergata
Public Roman university of excellence in medicine, economics, and sciences.
University of Salerno
Public Campanian university (1968), one of southern Italy’s largest.
University of Sassari
Historic public Sardinian university (1562), strong in medicine, economics, and agricultural sciences.
University of Siena
Historic public Tuscan university (1240), renowned for research and student quality of life.
University of Trieste
Public university in northeastern Italy, renowned in physics, medicine, and international sciences.
University of Turin
Historic public Piedmontese university (1404), one of Italy’s largest.
University of Eastern Piedmont
Public Italian university (1998) recognized in medicine, sciences, and European partnerships.
Sapienza University of Rome
Europe’s largest university, globally renowned for research and teaching.
Polytechnic University of the Marche
Public university in Ancona specializing in engineering, sciences, and technologies.