Founded in 1088 in the heart of Bologna, University of Bologna is the oldest university in Europe and a leading institution in research and higher education. Guided by its tradition of academic freedom and innovation, the university combines excellence in teaching with a commitment to international collaboration, culture, and societal development.

With 11 schools, more than 200 undergraduate and graduate programs, and a wide range of doctoral and specialized courses, University of Bologna excels in areas including Engineering, Architecture, Arts and Humanities, Sciences, and Medicine. Its multiple campuses across Bologna and regional sites provide a vibrant urban and academic environment, enriched by modern student facilities. Today, a significant proportion of its student body is international, fostering a global perspective within the academic community.