Napoli, Italy, university, public
The University of Naples Federico II
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
| Master's |
| Studies | full-time studies | part-time studies |
Aerospace engineering  |  | |
| Architecture and heritage | | |
| Autonomous Vehicle Engineering | | |
| Biology of extreme environments | | |
| Chemical Engineering | | |
| Chemical Sciences | | |
| Data Science | | |
| Design for the Built Environment | | |
| Digital Society, Social Innovation and Global Citizenship | | |
| Economia e finanza | | |
| Environmental and territorial engineering | | |
| Industrial and Molecular Biotechnology | | |
| Industrial Bioengineering | | |
| Industrial chemistry for circular and bio economy | | |
| International Relations | | |
| Lingue e letterature per il plurilinguismo europeo | | |
| Marine biology and aquaculture | | |
| Mathematical Engineering | | |
| Mechanical Engineering for Design and Manufacturing. | | |
| Mechanical Engineering for Energy and Environment | | |
| Medical Biotechnologies | | |
| Precision Livestock Farming | | |
| Quantum Science and Engineering | | |
| Sciences of aerospace systems for the defence | | |
| Structural and geotechnical engineering | | |
| Transportation engineering and mobility | | |
| Volcanology | | |
| Architecture for Communities, Territories and Evironment | | |
| Automation Engineering and Robotics | | |
| Biological Sciences | | |
| Biology | | |
| Biomedical Engineering | | |
| Building Engineering for Sustainability | | |
| Business Administration | | |
| Chemistry and Enviromental Toxicology | | |
| Civil Engineering for Hydraulics and Transportation | | |
| Clinical Psychology and Interventions in Social and Developmental Contexts | | |
| Computer Engineering | | |
| Computer Science | | |
| Coordination of Educational Services for Early Childhood and for Social Disadvantage | | |
| Cosmetic Industry Science and Technology | | |
| Criminological, Investigative and Counter Cybercrime Sciences | | |
| Cultural Heritage Management | | |
| Cultural Heritage, Art History and Museum Studies | | |
| Digital Sociology and Web Analysis | | |
| Disciplines of Music and Performance Arts. History and Theory | | |
| Economics and Business | | |
| Electrical Engineering | | |
| Electronic Engineering | | |
| Finance | | |
| Geosciences for Environment, Resources and Natural Risks | | |
| Health Professions of Prevention Sciences | | |
| Health Professions of Rehabilitation Sciences | | |
| Health Professions of Technical Sciences (Assistential) | | |
| Health Professions of Technical Sciences (Diagnostic) | | |
| History | | |
| Human Nutrition Sciences | | |
| Innovation and International Management | | |
| International Relations, Studies on European Integration, and for Sustainability | | |
| Management Engineering | | |
| Materials Engineering | | |
| Mathematics | | |
| Mediterranean Archaeology | | |
| Modern Philology | | |
| Natural Sciences | | |
| Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering | | |
| Nursing and Midwifery Sciences – Midwifery Profile | | |
| Nursing and Midwifery Sciences – Nursing Profile | | |
| Pharmaceutical Biotecnology | | |
| Philology, Llteratures and Civilizations of the Ancient World | | |
| Philosophy | | |
| Physics | | |
| Public Administration and Labour Science | | |
| Public, Social and Political Communication | | |
| Science and Technolgy of Industrial Chemistry | | |
| Science and Technology for Animal Production | | |
| Social Innovation | | |
| Social Policies and Services Management | | |
| Statistical Sciences for Decision Making | | |
| Telecommunication and Digital Media Engineering | | |
| Urban, Landscape and Environmental Planning | | |
| Wine Science | | |
The University of Naples Federico II was established in 1224 through an Imperial Charter of Frederick II Hohenstaufen, King of Sicily and Holy Roman Emperor. It was the first publicly funded university in Europe.
Nowadays the university offers courses in essentially all academic disciplines, leading to onehundredfiftyfive graduate level degrees. Research facilities provide support to all these courses. Students are given the opportunity to pursue intellectual development as well as the acquisition of professional skills. Current student enrollment nears 97,000.
The university is made up of three divisions (Poli), which operate as semi independent bodies for the teaching and research management of thirteen schools and eightytwo departments grouped, within each division, according to academic and research profiles. Thus, the Division of Science and Technology includes: the School of Sciences (which, in turn, includes the Schools of Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences), the School of Engineering, and the School of Architecture. The Division of Life Sciences includes: the School of Medicine and Surgery, the School of Pharmacy, the School of Veterinary Medicine, the School of Agricultural Sciences and the recently established School of Biotechnological Sciences. The Division of Social and Human Sciences includes: the School of Economics, The School of Law, the School of Liberal Arts, the School of Political Sciences and the School of Sociology. Many more organisations also form part of the Federico II University. These include a cluster of fourteen highly specialised Museums, covering a wide range of fields, and two botanical gardens hosting unique species.
The central library facility is linked to the division and school libraries; it runs many digital programmes designed to provide free access and the widest possible dissemination of published material to the academic staff. There are seventeen inter-departmental research centres (see organisational chart on page 18) open to scholars of all departments and schools and twentyone service and study centres.
The venue of the university has changed many times, over the many centuries of its history (see History). Nowadays, the size of the university is such that its venues are spread throughout the city of Naples and its immediate surroundings. The three major campuses are located in the centre of town, its Northern and Western outskirts. The Senate House and the main administrative offices, along with the Schools of Law and Liberal Art are in central Naples; the much newer campuses on the hill of Camaldoli (North) and the Fuorigrotta (West) areas, host the Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy and the Schools of Sciences and Economics, respectively.
The School of Medicine includes a large University Hospital, as part of a much larger hospital system, which includes the multi-speciality ‘Cardarelli’ Hospital, the largest hospital of Southern Italy the Cancer Institute and the Hospital for Infectious diseases.
The University Federico II is striving to become a world university and, to this end, places the highest priority in nurturing relationships, both within Italy and internationally.
Contact:
Corso Umberto I, 40 - 80138 Napoli
Tel. 081-2531111
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