Università degli Studi di Genova

The University of Genoa (Università degli Studi di Genova, UniGe) is a public research university founded in 1481 in Genova, Liguria, Italy. It is one of Italy's historic universities and ranks in the top 1.5% internationally, placing 3rd among large Italian universities for internationalisation. The university offers 130 degree programs (61 bachelor's, 60 master's, 7 single-cycle) of which 15 are taught in English, plus doctoral programs, university master degrees (I and II level), specialisation schools, and continuing education courses. It enrolls over 32,000 students including 3,000+ international students from 110 nationalities, and employs 4,300+ researchers including 1,200+ faculty. Research output includes 97 active patents, 28M€ annual research funding, and participation in European and international research programs. The university has campuses in Genova (main), La Spezia, Savona, and Imperia, and is part of the Ulysseus European University alliance. Approximately 5,000 students graduate each year, and 87% of employed graduates report satisfaction with their work one year after graduation.