unife.it

Public university in Ferrara offering degree programmes, postgraduate courses and research

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About unife.it

The University of Ferrara provides undergraduate and postgraduate study programmes, including international degrees, master’s courses, doctoral programmes and specialist schools. It also conducts research and public-engagement activities.

Its primary users are students and researchers. The university is based in Ferrara, Italy, and dates its institutional history to 1391.

Product: Higher education programmes, research and public-engagement activities.

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