The University of Naples Federico II is a prestigious higher education institution founded in the year 1224 and bearing the title of "the oldest public university in the world." Located in the historical atmosphere of Naples, the university offers its students a multidisciplinary education at universal standards by combining its centuries-old academic tradition with a modern research vision.

Founded in the year 1224 by the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II, the University of Naples Federico II possesses a unique academic heritage with the distinction of being the oldest publicly funded university in the world. With its history of approximately eight centuries, the institution, providing education in almost every field from law to engineering, from medicine to humanities, hosts one of the largest and most comprehensive academic communities of Italy and Europe.

Its campuses integrating with the vibrant cultural texture of Naples offer modern research opportunities meeting historical heritage with the latest technology. Establishing strategic partnerships with technology giants like Apple and Cisco and opening innovation academies within the framework of the internationalization vision, the university opens the doors of a global career to students coming from all over the world with the English bachelor's and master's programs it offers.