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The University of Parma is a State University. As such, it is self-governing and has administrative, organisational, and accountancy autonomy, providing services to the general public. The University holds 18 Departments, 35 first degree courses, 6 one-cycle degree courses, 38 second degree courses, as well as many Postgraduate schools, Postgraduate Teacher Training courses, several Masters’ Degrees and Research Doctorates (PhD). The ideal size of the University (30,000 students, with more than 5,000 graduates per year, and about 2000 faculty and staff members) and the living conditions in Parma attract a large number of students from all over Italy. More than two-thirds of our registered students come from outside of Parma and the Parma Province, which places the University in the highest rank for attracting the most non-resident students nationwide. For a thousand years, one of the secrets of the vitality of the University of Parma has been its ability to continuously renew itself. The results of this investment can be seen today in every university building, through its connections with the business world, in the technological facilities and in the excellence of the research carried out here. (Source: the university’s website)
Degree Courses Taught in English: YesThis University currently has no English taught Online or Distance Courses listed.
None required, however the European Master in Forensic Sciences requires a good command of Italian.
Good command of English is required.
For information on living in halls as well as private housing options, please visit the university’s accommodation pages:
The students enrolled at the University of Parma may apply to work for clerical work at University. Call for application is published annually in July by the University and ER.GO. The position involves administrative work, laboratory activities, surveillance and porter’s work, library and technical activities, and is paid an hourly rate of € 7.00 (exempt from IRPEF – Italian income tax).
The call for application is published on the University website:
http://en.unipr.it/services-and-facilities/part-time-employment-students
EU students are allowed to work in Italy without any work permit. For detailed and up-to-date information on working in Italy, please visit the European Commission’s EURES website:
Parco Area Delle Scienze, 78, 43124, Parma, Italy
The University of Parma is a State University. As such, it is self-governing and has administrative, organisational, and accountancy autonomy, providing services to the general public. The University holds 18 Departments, 35 first degree courses, 6 one-cycle degree courses, 38 second degree courses, as well as many Postgraduate schools, Postgraduate Teacher Training courses, several Masters’ Degrees and Research Doctorates (PhD). The ideal size of the University (30,000 students, with more than 5,000 graduates per year, and about 2000 faculty and staff members) and the living conditions in Parma attract a large number of students from all over Italy. More than two-thirds of our registered students come from outside of Parma and the Parma Province, which places the University in the highest rank for attracting the most non-resident students nationwide. For a thousand years, one of the secrets of the vitality of the University of Parma has been its ability to continuously renew itself. The results of this investment can be seen today in every university building, through its connections with the business world, in the technological facilities and in the excellence of the research carried out here. (Source: the university’s website)