University of Milan
The University of Milan, or Università degli Studi di Milano, is better known locally as La Statale, and it opened on 30 September 1923. That founding date matters, because this is a relatively young university by Italian standards, created as a public research institution and later built into one of Europe’s largest. By 2025, it counted 64,878 students and a permanent teaching and research staff of 2,566 — or 4,653 if you include all researchers. You’re at a place with serious academic reach: ten schools, 140 undergraduate and graduate degree programmes, 32 doctoral schools, and 65+ specialization schools. It’s especially renowned for medical research, and it is often ranked first in Italy in Medicine, with a reputation that reaches well beyond the country. It is also the only Italian member of LERU, the League of European Research Universities, which puts it in a very small circle of research-intensive institutions. …
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