University of Cagliari

The University of Cagliari, founded in 1620, is one of the oldest educational institutions in Italy. Currently, it consists of 10 buildings located on the picturesque coast of Sardinia.

The main building of the university was rebuilt several times, its final reconstruction and modernization took place in 1980. At the same time, most of the elements of the original structure were preserved. Its modest design is made in a classical style with single baroque elements. Around the perimeter of the building there are semicircular and rectangular windows, cornices are trimmed with minor stucco details. In general, the building looks strict, but harmonious.

The University of Cagliari is a major public and public institution. About 36 thousand students in 11 directions study here. Due to its fundamental scientific base and international policy, the university ranks among the best educational institutions in Europe. A high level of education and a beautiful historical city attract a huge number of people who want to study here.