Study History in Italy

Public Turin institution of excellence in social sciences and international relations.

Public elite institution dedicated to excellence in sciences and humanities.

Historic public university in Marche (1506), the cradle of Renaissance humanism.

World’s oldest university, global academic reference across all fields.

Historic public university in Marche (1336), recognized in sciences and pharmacy.

Historic public Sicilian university (1434), the largest on the island.

Historic public Emilian university (1391), recognized in medicine, architecture, and pharmacy.

Historic public Tuscan university (1321), one of Italy’s largest, strong in sciences and arts.

Public Italian university in Marche (1290), specialized in humanities and social sciences.

Major public Lombard university (1924), one of Italy’s most renowned.

Historic public Campanian university (1224), the world’s oldest secular university.

Public Neapolitan university (1732), pioneer in Oriental languages and international relations.

Historic public Venetian university (1222), globally renowned for scientific research.

Historic public Lombard university (1361), recognized for its colleges and medical research.

Historic public Umbrian university (1308), recognized in medicine, law, and sciences.

Historic public Tuscan university (1343), renowned in physics, computer science, and aerospace.

Modern public Roman university, recognized in economics, law, and architecture.

Historic public Tuscan university (1240), renowned for research and student quality of life.

Public university in Viterbo specializing in agriculture, sciences, and heritage.

Historic public Piedmontese university (1404), one of Italy’s largest.

Public Apulian university (1955), young and dynamic, in Baroque Lecce.

Public university in Abruzzo offering programs in economics, medicine, pharmacy, and arts.

Europe’s largest university, globally renowned for research and teaching.