Founded in 1481, the University of Genoa is one of Italy’s oldest universities, offering a rich tradition of academic excellence and research. Guided by its commitment to innovation, critical thinking, and global engagement, the university provides a dynamic learning environment across diverse disciplines.

With 11 faculties and a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs, the University of Genoa specializes in Engineering, Medicine, Law, Economics, and Humanities, while also offering programs in Sciences and Social Studies. Its campuses, mainly located in Genoa, provide modern facilities, research centers, and student residences. Today, a significant portion of its student body is international, contributing to a vibrant and multicultural academic community.