University of Naples - Federico II : Rankings, Fees & Courses Details

University of Naples Federico II offers 157 courses in 13 teaching areas (Agriculture, Architecture, Economics, Pharmacy, Law, Engineering, Medicine and Surgery, Veterinary Medicine, Biotechnological Sciences, Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences, Political Sciences, Sociology, Humanities). So, it offers courses in every existing academic discipline, which lead to 157 graduate level degrees. Research facilities provide support for all these courses. Students have the chance both to pursue intellectual development and to acquire professional skills.

The new “Study in Naples 2020/2022” call for proposals is available online at www.coinor.unina.it, on the University website http://www.unina.it/ ateneo and in the international section of the same http://www.international.unina.it/ to support the internationalisation of courses of study.

The Call for Proposals is aimed at incoming students equipped with an admission qualification obtained abroad who intend to enrol in one of the international study courses offered by the University (provided entirely in English, i.e., those that require a double or multiple degree in collaboration with foreign partner universities). A detailed list of the courses for which it is possible to apply is given in the call for applications.

The call for applications will allocate up to 24 two-year scholarships (or annual scholarships for students enrolled in partner universities who do not have any other form of financial support and for the period of stay at Federico II only), each one corresponding to an annual amount of € 5,529.96 gross.

The aim of the call, which is part of the “Internationalisation of Study Courses” Project co-financed by the Compagnia di San Paolo, is intended to support the International Study Courses already offered by the University and to encourage the proposal of new ones, increasing their competitiveness and attractiveness towards foreign students.

Applications for scholarships can only be submitted electronically and directly by students no later than 1:00 p.m. on 15/05/2020, filling in the forms attached to the call for applications, which must then be sent by e-mail (in file format *.pdf) to [email protected]

University of Naples Federico II offers 157 courses in 13 teaching areas (Agriculture, Architecture, Economics, Pharmacy, Law, Engineering, Medicine and Surgery, Veterinary Medicine, Biotechnological Sciences, Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences, Political Sciences, Sociology, Humanities). So, it offers courses in every existing academic discipline, which lead to 157 graduate level degrees. Research facilities provide support for all these courses. Students have the chance both to pursue intellectual development and to acquire professional skills.

The new “Study in Naples 2020/2022” call for proposals is available online at www.coinor.unina.it, on the University website http://www.unina.it/ ateneo and in the international section of the same http://www.international.unina.it/ to support the internationalisation of courses of study.

The Call for Proposals is aimed at incoming students equipped with an admission qualification obtained abroad who intend to enrol in one of the international study courses offered by the University (provided entirely in English, i.e., those that require a double or multiple degree in collaboration with foreign partner universities). A detailed list of the courses for which it is possible to apply is given in the call for applications.

The call for applications will allocate up to 24 two-year scholarships (or annual scholarships for students enrolled in partner universities who do not have any other form of financial support and for the period of stay at Federico II only), each one corresponding to an annual amount of € 5,529.96 gross.

The aim of the call, which is part of the “Internationalisation of Study Courses” Project co-financed by the Compagnia di San Paolo, is intended to support the International Study Courses already offered by the University and to encourage the proposal of new ones, increasing their competitiveness and attractiveness towards foreign students.

Applications for scholarships can only be submitted electronically and directly by students no later than 1:00 p.m. on 15/05/2020, filling in the forms attached to the call for applications, which must then be sent by e-mail (in file format *.pdf) to [email protected]

University information

In order to be admitted in a FIRST CYCLE (LAUREA TRIENNALE – LT) OR SINGLE CYCLE DEGREE PROGRAMME (LAUREA MAGISTRALE A CICLO UNICO – LMCU) the candidate has to provide a valid foreign high school diploma, which has to be legalized, translated and presented with a declaration of value (dichiarazione di valore). Contact the Italian Embassy in your country, and submit:

high school diploma;
the certificate attesting the completion of academic studies or a post-secondary qualification issued by a non-university higher education institute (only if the education cycle in your country lasts 10 or 11 years);

If the degree program you are interested in has restricted access, you must register for the admission test; your admission to the degree program depends on the score of the test and consequently on your ranking compared to the other candidates. To find out about the methods and deadlines for applying for the admission test, download and carefully read the call for applications on the degree program website.

The University of Naples Federico II provides a laundry list of facilities, including the CLA - University language center that offers a plenty of languages courses and prepare the members to get the proper language certificate.

Total students

49,485

UG students

55%

PG students

45%

International students

128

UG students

9%

PG students

91%

Total faculty staff

2,299

Domestic staff

98%

Int'l staff

2%

Student life

Naples is the regional capital of Campania and the third-largest municipality in Italy after Rome and Milan. In 2017, around 967,039 people lied within the city's administrative limits while its province-level municipality has a population of 3,115,320 residents. Its continuously built-up metropolitan area is the second or third largest metropolitan area in Italy and one of the most dansely populated cities in Europe.

Naples is plenty of free beaches, flea markets, parks and plain-air areas that surround all the sites of the university, turning the whole city of Naples into a university city.