"University of Bologna"

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The University of Bologna (Italian: Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna, UNIBO) is the oldest in-service university in the world and the second largest university in Italy.

It was probably the first university established in the western world. The University of Bologna referred to sources of modernity of the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, Frederick I Barbarossa, that it was founded in 1158. During the 19th century, however, a committee of historians led by Joseph Carducci (Carducci) estimated the establishment of the university earlier, in 1088, a date that undoubtedly makes it the longest university in the western world. The University of Bologna has been particularly distinguished in the areas of teaching of Normal and Civil Law and is currently one of the most important universities in Europe.

Schools and departments
Specialized School of Modern Languages for interpreters and translators – in Forli
School of Agriculture
Department of Architects Aldo Rossi
School of Economics
Department of Finance – in Rimini
Department of Education Sciences
School of Engineering
Department II Engineering – in Cezena / Forli
School of Sports and Sports Sciences
Department of Foreign Languages and Literature
Department of Industrial Chemistry
Legal Division
Department of Literature and Philosophy
Department of Mathematics, Physics and Physical Sciences
School of Medicine
Department of Pharmaceuticals
Department of Political Sciences Roberto Ruffilli
Part of the Conservation of Cultural Heritage
Department of Psychology
Statistical Science Department
Veterinary Division

Important persons

Graduates
Irnerius
Henry of Susa (Hostiensis)
Thomas Becket
Petrarch
Leon Batista Alberti
Pope Alexander VI
Giovanni Pico della Miradola
Erasmus
Albrecht Durer
Nicholas Copernicus
Theophrastus Paracelsus
Pope Innocent IX
Ulisse Aldrovandi
Gabriele Paleotti
Pope Gregory XIII
Cardinal Alberto Bologna
Cardinal Paolo Burali d'Arezzo
Carlo Borromeo
Torkwato Tasso
Gasparo Tagliacozzi
Pope Gregory XIII
Pietro Mengoli
Marcello Malpigi
Carlo Goldoni
Laura Maria Katerina Bassi
Lazaros Spalantzani
Luigi Galvani
Augusto Righi
Manuel Olivencia,
Giovanni Pascoli
Carlo Severini
William Marconi
Michelangelo Anthony
Pierre Paolo Pajolini

Exchange opportunities
The University of Bologna (Universita di Bologna) through exchange and mobility programs offers students, researchers, teaching staff, technicians and administrative staff the opportunity to move to a country abroad. Thanks to the active participation of the university in European and international cooperation programmes and bilateral agreements, these teams can attend or work in the world's most famous universities.

The movement of students and staff to and from the University of Bologna is determined by bilateral agreements between universities. These agreements determine the authorization