Organization
The University of Salerno offers a wide range of degrees in 10 faculties:
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Education Science
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures
- Faculty of Humanities
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Medicine and Surgery
- Faculty of Natural Science, Mathematics, Physics
- Faculty of Pharmaceutics
- Faculty of Political Science
The University of Salerno is one of the most important universities in southern Italy. The Fisciano and Baronissi campuses, located in the picturesque environment of the Irno valley, are equipped with all the best services and infrastructure necessary for carrying out university activities to the highest standards.
The library "biblioteca Eduardo R. Caianiello" offers students over 400.000 volumes and constitutes one of the major collections of books in Italy. The university of Salerno was a great advancement for Europe.
The libraries, the Language Centre, the museum, the laboratories, the restaurants, the coffee bars, the sports facilities and other meeting places available to students and staff, complete the picture of the University, whose aim is to distinguish itself not only for the quality of its teaching and professional training, but also for the efficiency of its services and the pleasantness of its surroundings.
Today over 40.000 students study at the Fisciano and Baronissi Campuses in one of the University’s ten faculties: Science, Medicine and Surgery, Economy, Law, Engineering, Arts and Philosophy, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Education Science, and Political Science.
During the academic year many cultural and artistic events take place involving both students and staff, adding life to the Campus.
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