Padua, Italy
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The University of Padua was established in 1222 when a large number of students and professors left the University of Bologna to look for more academic freedom. It is one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious universities. It is the fifth oldest surviving university in the world. The University is ranked amongst the best Italian Universities. It ranks at 242nd position in the QS World University Rankings and 164th in the Times Higher Education Rankings. It is affiliated with the Coimbra Group and the TIME network.
With over 65,000 students and 2,200 educators within its 32 departments, the University also employees over 2,300 technical administrators. The campus is gorgeous and helps one take advantage of the scenic views and silence at the same time. Being a student allows you access to the botanical garden, library and many other services that the University of Padua has to offer. The University of Padua's courses is revised on a regular basis to satisfy the ever-changing needs of the labour market. Its healthcare degrees, for example, include innovative courses like Pediatric Nursing (Medical School) and Neuroscience and Neuropsychological Rehabilitation (Psychology). Civil, Architectural, Environmental, Industrial, and Information Engineering are all available as engineering degree programmes. Degrees from the University of Padua meet today's needs to protect both the environment and consumers, including courses in Environmental Sciences and Technology (Agriculture Sciences) and Safety and Hygiene of Food Products (Veterinary Medicine).
The alumni network of the University of Padua is very strong and provides help to students as and when they need it. Some famous alumni are- Nathaniel Eaton (1610-1674), PhD and M.D., first Head Master of Harvard College, Tommaso Perelli, Italian astronomer and Federico Faggin (1941-) designer of the first commercial microprocessor.
The University provides ample opportunities for growth to students and faculty from different ethnic communities and sexual orientations. The diverse campus helps students mix with people who let them learn in a comfortable environment where they can be themselves. People with special needs are also given the opportunity to move around the campus independently with ramps and special infrastructure wherever needed.
Read MoreThe University of Padua was established in 1222 when a large number of students and professors left the University of Bologna to look for more academic freedom. It is one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious universities. It is the fifth oldest surviving university in the world. The University is ranked amongst the best Italian Universities. It ranks at 242nd position in the QS World University Rankings and 164th in the Times Higher Education Rankings. It is affiliated with the Coimbra Group and the TIME network.
With over 65,000 students and 2,200 educators within its 32 departments, the University also employees over 2,300 technical administrators. The campus is gorgeous and helps one take advantage of the scenic views and silence at the same time. Being a student allows you access to the botanical garden, library and many other services that the University of Padua has to offer. The University of Padua's courses is revised on a regular basis to satisfy the ever-changing needs of the labour market. Its healthcare degrees, for example, include innovative courses like Pediatric Nursing (Medical School) and Neuroscience and Neuropsychological Rehabilitation (Psychology). Civil, Architectural, Environmental, Industrial, and Information Engineering are all available as engineering degree programmes. Degrees from the University of Padua meet today's needs to protect both the environment and consumers, including courses in Environmental Sciences and Technology (Agriculture Sciences) and Safety and Hygiene of Food Products (Veterinary Medicine).
The alumni network of the University of Padua is very strong and provides help to students as and when they need it. Some famous alumni are- Nathaniel Eaton (1610-1674), PhD and M.D., first Head Master of Harvard College, Tommaso Perelli, Italian astronomer and Federico Faggin (1941-) designer of the first commercial microprocessor.
The University provides ample opportunities for growth to students and faculty from different ethnic communities and sexual orientations. The diverse campus helps students mix with people who let them learn in a comfortable environment where they can be themselves. People with special needs are also given the opportunity to move around the campus independently with ramps and special infrastructure wherever needed.
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