- City Pisa
- Country Italy
- World ranking 341
- Tuition from Not published as a flat figure on the pages reviewed (see official call for Non-EU citizen enrolment for individual programme fees)
- Intakes September
- Courses 0
Founded by papal bull in 1343 with academic roots tracing back to the 11th century, the University of Pisa is a public university operating 20 departments and over 150 degree courses. Its alumni include Nobel laureates Enrico Fermi and Carlo Rubbia, and it hosted Italy’s first Internet connection and developed the country’s first electronic computer (CEP) in the 1960s. Pisa offers Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes taught in English across humanities, economics, engineering, computer science and health sciences, and its official site describes the region’s DSU scholarship for eligible students.
Scholarships
DSU Scholarship - regional right-to-study scholarship (Tuscany Regional Council / DSU agency) covering free accommodation, free meals at university dining halls, and exemption from tuition fees, awarded on family income and (in later years) academic performance