Introduction to famous Italian universities

Trento University was founded in 1962, located in Trento, Italy, and is one of the youngest universities in Italy. In 1962, Trento Autonomous Province established the Institute of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences, which became the predecessor of Trento University. In 1972, it evolved into a free university. The school has developed rapidly in recent years and has a high academic reputation in the world.

There are 15,111 Italian registered students in this university, including 9,249 from Tranto Autonomous Province, 4,612 from other provinces in China, and 144 foreign students. There are 251 teachers, 161 researchers and more than 411 technical managers in six colleges.

Among the many service facilities provided by Trento University, * * * five libraries provide students with study space, and even provide ample opening hours at night. In addition, each library also has computer rooms equipped with fixed computers, and provides services for the use of laptops. The University of Trento also has a well-equipped modern language learning center. Apart from Italian classes for foreign students, this center also offers classes on seven foreign languages, offering general classes and training classes for different language levels.

In addition, the school also has a sports association with three activity centers (glider and sailing center, tennis center and water sports center), and the school can arrange accommodation. There is a canteen in the school, which can provide catering.

curriculum: economics and social sciences, economics and management, economics and law, non-profit organizations and social cooperation economics distance education, engineering construction, civil engineering, environmental control engineering, environmental protection, food industry engineering, industrial engineering, industrial production engineering, information engineering, communication engineering, law, European and transnational law, cultural studies, foreign languages for business and tourism, history, humanities, modern language and literature.

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