Università degli Studi di Cagliari
The University of Cagliari, founded in 1626 as Studium Generalis Kalaritanum, is a state public institution
with about 25,000 students.
Rooted in the traditions of Spanish universities such as Salamanca, Valladolid,
and Lérida, it has grown into an open and international university with over 1,200 Erasmus+ agreements
worldwide.
Offering around 100 undergraduate and graduate programs, including double degrees and
courses taught in English, the university fosters global perspectives while maintaining strong academic rigor.
Its Faculty of Law, also established in 1626, combines centuries of tradition with a commitment to
innovation, preparing students for careers in law, public administration, and international organizations.
