The Free University of Bozen-Bolzano is located in one of the most fascinating European regions, at the crossroads between the German-speaking and Italian economies and cultures. Its trilingualism in teaching and research, its high level of internationalisation as well as an ideal study environment guaranteed by its excellent facilities are some of the reasons why unibz regularly reaches top positions in national and international rankings.
The new Research Report of the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano illustrates the fields of research, a selection of cooperations, scientific awards and new members among the teaching staff.
Bureau Plattner, studio di dottori commercialisti, revisori contabili e avvocati, ha sottoscritto una convenzione con la Libera Università di Bolzano. L’accordo consentirà a uno studente o s…
Tre ingegneri e ricercatori del Bioenergy & Biofuels Lab di unibz si sono aggiudicati il primo premio nella categoria “Industrial” a L'Aquila grazie al progetto – tecnologia di gassificazion…
La sostenibilità di ogni attività umana è la questione ineludibile nell’era dei cambiamenti climatici. Essa rappresenta un freno al libero dispiegarsi dell’attività di impresa o, al contrari…
We are a niche university. Our programmes and our research are the result of a tight link with our territory. At the same time, our university also has a strong international outlook.
Interdisciplinarity and sustainability, together with a local and international focus characterise the scientific research carried out in our five faculties and in the competence centres of unibz. Research is funded both internally and, more recently, also through national and European funding programmes and other sources.
Our library branches at the three campuses hold more than 290,000 printed books and more than 450,000 e-books. Thanks to their modern facilities and user-oriented policy they count more than half a million visits every year.
Besides teaching and research, another fundamental objective of unibz - the so called third mission - is to contribute to the economic, social and cultural development of our territory through collaborations with public institutions and private organisations.
This is made possible by the transfer of technical skills and knowledge, by collaborations with private companies, by a wide range of courses in the field of lifelong learning (JuniorUni, Studium Generale and Senior Student Card) and by partnerships with cultural institutions and events.