The University of Pisa (Università di Pisa) is a renowned university located in the Tuscany region of Italy, in the city of Pisa. It has been operating since 1343 and is one of the oldest universities in Italy.

The university's campus is situated in the center of Pisa and offers a mix of historical buildings and modern facilities. The famous Leaning Tower of Pisa is within close proximity to the university.

Approximately 50,000 students study at the university, making it one of the largest universities in Italy.

Famous Alumni: The university's alumni include numerous renowned scientists, writers, and other public figures. For example, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi is an alumnus of this university.

The university offers Foundation, Bachelor's, Master's, Summer Schools, and PhD (doctoral) programs.

What is the Foundation (12th grade) program?

Students who wish to pursue a bachelor's degree in Italy must have 12 years of secondary education.

Azerbaijani students who want to study in Italy must complete a 1-year foundation (12th grade) program.

Duration: 1 year

Program: 288 hours in English "Technical and Humanitarian Sciences"

Teaching format: online, blended, offline

Free Italian language preparation course: Annual Italian language course (A1-B2 level)

TOLC-MED test preparation: A 40-hour program in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Logic, and Mathematics for students wishing to study medicine.

Annual fee: 5000 euros

Bachelor's programs:

Management of Economics and Business
International Programme in Humanities

Master's programs:

Aerospace Engineering
Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering
Economics
Cybersecurity
Computer Science
Psychology, etc.
Students who win a regional scholarship can study for free and receive an annual scholarship of 7000 euros.