University of Milano-Bicocca

• Established: 1998
• Location: Milan, Italy
• Language of instruction: Italian, English
• Number of students: 33,000
• Type: state.

University of Bicocca, Milan is a public educational institution founded in 1998. It was originally part of the University of Milan, and today more than 33,000 people study at the University of Bicocca. The university offers undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs.

In 2014, the university took 21st place among European educational institutions and became the first among Italian ones in the rating of "100 best universities under the age of 50 years", organized by Times Higher Education.

• University accreditation by international organizations
• High places in the ratings of educational institutions not only in Italy, but throughout Europe
• Bright and active student life, the opportunity to join one of several hundred student clubs and associations
• The opportunity to receive a grant from the university or a discount on tuition for high performance indicators
• High level of research work
• A wide range of specialties.

The campus is located in the north of Milan in the former Pirelli industrial complex. The construction of academic buildings and dormitories was worked by architect Vittorio Gregotti. Students use equipped classrooms, libraries, sports complexes, cafeterias, shops.

The forces of students and teachers created research structures:

• Departmental training center for economics and regulation of services, industry and the public sector
• Center for the Quality of Life in a Digital Society
• Training Center for Law, Society and Pluralism
• Institute for European Studies
• Center for Applied Psychology
• Departmental center of reason and behavior
• Institute for Advanced Study of Social Change
• Center for Educational Research and Disciplinary Didactics.

• Guardianship services

• Student's supervision