Italy — Perugia and Umbria
The University of Perugia, known as UniPG, is a public comprehensive university founded in 1308, making it one of Europe’s oldest universities. Located in Umbria, in the heart of Italy, it combines a long academic tradition with education, research and international cooperation.
The university comprises 14 departments and offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes in humanities and social sciences, natural sciences, engineering, economics, law, medicine, veterinary medicine and agricultural sciences. It promotes inclusion and equal opportunities through support and tutoring services, with particular attention to students with disabilities and specific learning difficulties.
Within ARTEMIS, UniPG contributes to cooperation in education, mobility, research and innovation, strengthening connections between universities and their regions. Through Living Labs and engagement with public institutions, organisations and local communities, it participates in developing shared responses to challenges related to accessibility, inclusion and sustainability.
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Key Figures — source: ARTEMIS
- 31,708 students
- 1,964 staff
- 14 departments
- 49 research units