Milan Polytechnic University

Politecnico di Milano, founded in 1863, is located in the center of Milan, the capital of Italy's richest Lombardy region, is a university with a long history, a very wide range of professional distribution, strong faculty, ranked first in Italy in engineering, is Italy's largest and most prestigious polytechnic university. It is also one of the top 20 universities in Europe.

University of Milan

The University of Milan (Universita Deglistudi Di Milano) is located in the center of Milan, near the world civilization of Milan Cathedral, is one of the largest universities in Italy, in science, engineering and medicine are among the top in Italy.

University of Rome

The University of Rome (Universita Degli Studi Di Roma) was founded on April 20, 1303. It is currently the largest and most comprehensive university in Italy, with a wide range of disciplines and a high international reputation.

Marquette Polytechnic University

The University of Ancona-Marquee was renamed from the original University of Ancona on January 18, 2003. The university currently has 450 professors, assistant professors and researchers, 262 temporary staff and 550 technical and administrative staff.

University of Florence

University of Florence (Florence)

Second University of Naples

Second University of Naples (City of Naples)

Milan Craft School

Politecnico di Milano (Milan Craft School).

Turin Polytechnic University

The Politecnico di Torino is one of the world's top 100 polytechnic institutions and one of Italy's most prestigious institutions of higher learning. Founded in 1859, initially as a practical school for engineers, and then in 1906 with the Italian Industrial Museum merged into the Royal Turin Polytechnic University. In particular, it enjoys an international reputation in the fields of engineering technology, such as architectural design, mechanical manufacturing, and electronic communications. It is also home to the Fiat and Ferrari car design and manufacturing plants, as well as the General Motors diesel engine research and development center. The Polytechnic University of Turin has been the driving force behind the renewal of Italian industry, technology and social development for 150 years.

University of Turin

The University of Turin (Italian: Università degli Studi di Torino), abbreviated as UNITO, is located in the center of Turin, the third largest city in Italy and the capital of the Piedmont region, which is the base of European automobile industry manufacturing. As one of the largest universities in Italy, the University of Turin is known for its research in basic disciplines such as mathematics, chemistry, physics, economics, law, agriculture, medicine and psychology, and its economics and business administration programs are well known in Western Europe.

University of Padua

University of Padua (City of Padua)

Sacred Heart of Milan Catholic University

Sacred Heart Catholic University of Milan (Milan) (Private)

University of Bologna

University of Bologna (City of Bologna)

Pavia University

University of Pavia (Pavia City)

Freedom of Language and Communication University

Free University of Language and Communication (Milan) (Private)

University of Toronto

University of Toronto (City of Toronto)