University of Genoa (Università di Genova), founded in 1481, is one of the oldest higher education institutions in Italy. Located in the heart of Liguria, on the Mediterranean coast in the city of Genoa, the university serves over 33,000 students and is actively involved in international projects. The University of Genoa is particularly renowned in the fields of engineering, marine sciences, medicine, and natural sciences, and it ranks highly in international rankings. It is placed between 601-650 in the QS World University Rankings and between 501-600 in the Times Higher Education (THE) rankings. The university collaborates with more than 200 foreign institutions and offers students a wide range of international exchange and internship opportunities.

The university provides students with the following facilities:

Classrooms and study rooms
Libraries
Museums
Campus dining
Accommodation
Sports and health facilities
Language center
Student associations

The University of Genoa offers bachelor's, master's, and foundation programs:

Bachelor’s Programs:

Marine Engineering
Information Technology and Computer Science

Master’s Programs:

Marine and Transport Engineering
Bioinformatics
Energy Engineering
Environmental Risk Management and Sustainability
International Relations and European Policy
Cybersecurity
Nanotechnology and Materials Science
Robotics and Automation
Cardiovascular and Nephrology Medical Sciences
Medical Engineering
Financial Engineering
Archaeology and Ancient History
Chemical Engineering
Industrial Design
World Literatures and Cultures

University of Genova