University of Bologna, Ranking, Admissions, Courses, Fees

The University of Bologna Founded in 1088,focuses on research programs. It is one of the oldest universities in the world. The university has several campuses located in different parts of Italy such as Cesena Campus, Forli Campus, Ravenna Campus, and Rimini Campus. The university has multiple schools of specific studies such as the school of arts, humanities and cultural heritage, school of economics and management, school of engineering, school of medicine and school of science.

There are multiple departments in the university such as department of architecture, department of biological, geological and environmental sciences, department of biomedical and neuromotor sciences, department of civil, chemical, environmental and materials engineering, department of cultural heritage, department of economics, department of economics, department of education studies, department of electrical, electronic and information engineering, department of experimental, diagnostic and specialty medicine and department of history and cultures.

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• The University of Bologna is considered to be the oldest university in the Western world
• The university has 84,215 students
• The university has 33 departments, 11 schools and offers 52 International degree programmes out of which 27 are delivered in English
• The University of Bologna has a multicampus structure, ensuring the opportunity to learn and promoting stable research activities throughout the region, aiming to improve the operations and quality of life for the university community: Cesena Campus, Forlì Campus, Ravenna Campus, Rimini Campus and Representación en la República Argentina

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