University of Turin

University of Turin (Università degli Studi di Torino) is one of Italy’s oldest and most prestigious public research universities, founded in 1404 and located in Turin in the Piedmont region. It hosts a very large student community — around 80,000 students across multiple faculties and campuses throughout the city, offering a wide range of undergraduate, master’s, doctoral, and specialization programs in disciplines such as law, medicine, sciences, humanities, economics, social sciences, and more. Known for its strong research tradition, international collaborations, and comprehensive academic offerings, UniTo also provides numerous English-taught courses and global exchange opportunities, combining centuries of academic heritage with modern teaching, innovation, and a vibrant student life in northern Italy.