The University of Pisa was formally founded in 1343, but some academics argue that its roots may be traced back to the eleventh century. The first record of a Pisan “Studium” appears in 1338, when the distinguished lawyer Ranieri Arsendi moved from Bologna to Pisa. The Municipality compensated him and Civil Law lecturer Bartolo Da Sassoferrato to give public lectures. 

Twenty departments and top-tier research facilities in the fields of agriculture, astronomy, computer science, engineering, medicine, and veterinary medicine are features of the public University of Pisa. Additionally, the University maintains close ties with numerous cultural institutions of national and international significance, the Pisan Institutes of the National Board of Research, and the information technology industry, which saw a period of rapid expansion in Pisa during the 1960s and 1970s. 

The University of Pisa has tight ties with numerous significant national and international cultural institutions, the Pisan Institutes of the National Board of Research, and various enterprises, particularly those in the information technology sector. The Directorate of Education and Internationalization Services includes the University of Pisa Career Service. You can review all of the career opportunities advertised by both domestic and foreign companies by visiting the notice board of the University of Pisa’s Career Service.