Universidades en el Extranjero
University of Bologna
Información de interés
Life at the University of Bologna
Students who choose the University of Bologna have a wide array of choices, both in terms of study programmes and, as a factor unique in Italy, in their choi- ce of city. The University of Bologna has adopted a Multicampus structure in order to permit the diffusion of educational offering and the activation of a sta- ble research activity on the premises with the intent to better the functionality and quality of university community life. Students can choose to follow courses in Bologna, Forlì, Ravenna, Cesena or Rimini. At each campus, students will find a network of high profile academics; services for efficient academic support and cities which provide numerous cultural, social and sporting activities orga- nised by the students and the University.
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proportion of its human resources, including both teachers and students. The strong drive for research activity is one of the University's strategies for remaining competitive and at the academic forefront.
The departments are the structures in which teaching and research come together in order to promote the scientific activity of the various fields of instruction homogeneous either through their objectives or by research methods. The departments of the University of Bologna are coordinated by a director and they integrate activities belonging to one or more of the Faculties thereby rendering interdisciplinary study in didactic and research matters.
Carreras
Bachelor´s Degrees
Aerospace Engineering Agricultural Technology
Animal Production and Control of Wildlife Anthropological Sciences Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences Aquaculture and Ichthyopathology Architecture
Architecture and Building Engineering Architecture and Building Process Arts
Asian Languages, Markets and Cultures Astronomy
Atmospheric Physics and Meteorology Automation Engineering
Behavioural and Social Relations Sciences Biological Sciences Biomedical Engineering Biotechnology
Building Engineering Business and Public Administration Consultant Business Economics Chemical Engineering Chemistry and Materials Chemistry Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technologies Chemistry & Technologies for the Environment & Materials Civil Engineering
Communication Sciences Computer Engineering Computer Science
Computer Science and Information Technology Cultural Heritage
Dental Hygiene (for certified dental hygienists) Dentistry
Dietetics (for certified professional dieticians) Drama, Art and Music Studies
Bachelor´s Degrees
Economics and Accounting Economics and Business Economics and Finance Economics and Marketing Economics, Markets and Institutions Economics of the Firm Economics of Tourism
Educator in Childhood Social Services Electrical Engineeing Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering Energy Engineering Engineering Management Environmental Engineering Environmental Sciences Exercise and Sport Sciences Expert in Social and Cultural Education Fashion Cultures and Techniques Finance, Insurance and Business Food Technology
Foreign Languages and Literature General Management Geographical Sciences Geological Sciences
Health and Leisure Exercise and Sport Sciences History
Industrial Chemistry
Information Science for Management Intercultural and Linguistic Mediation International Development and Cooperation International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs International Studies
Job and Company Relations Consultant Land and Agro-Forestry Sciences Law
Law and Economics
Bachelor´s Degrees
Legal Informatics and IT Law Legal Sciences
Logopedics (for certified professional speech therapists) Marketing and Economics of the Agro-industrial System Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering Medicine
Natural Sciences Nursing
Nursing (for certified professional nurses) Obstetrics (for certified professional obstetricians) Oriental History and Civilisations Ornamental Plants and Landscape Protection Orthoptics and Assistance in Ophthalmology Pharmacy Philosophy Physics
Physiotherapy (for certified professional physiotherapists) Podology (for certified professional podologists) Political and Organizational Sciences Preventive Techniques for the Environment & Workplace Professional Educator (for certified professional educators) Quality Control of Health Products Science of Food Consumes and Catering Social Work Sociology Sociology and Criminological Sciences for Safety Statistical Sciences Techniques in Medical Radiology, Imaging & Radiotherapy Techniques in Neurophysiopathology Techniques in Orthopaedics (for certified technicians) Techniques in the Biomedical Laboratory Technologies for Conservation and Restoration Veterinary Medicine Viticulture and Enology
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