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The University of Genoa is an essential scientific and cultural reference point between local communities and globalised society, contributing to their social, cultural and economic development. 

UniGe for sustainability

UniGe for society

Laureata UniTe - UniGe Senior

UniGe for all ages

UniGe Senior organises cultural courses taught by university lecturers, with over a thousand students enrolled each year, aged 45 and over. It offers opportunities to meet and socialise, as well as new interests and intellectual stimulation.

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UniGe for cultural heritage and activities

The University of Genoa is housed in prestigious buildings of historical and artistic value, which are open to the public, particularly during Rolli Days. The Botanical Garden (GE) and the Hanbury Botanical Gardens in Ventimiglia are also open to visitors. The School of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences includes the Museums of Chemistry, Physics, Biology and the National Museum of Antarctica

The UniGe Civil Service

The University of Genoa, as an accredited body for Universal Civil Service, has been offering projects for the enhancement of its knowledge and sustainable development since 2021.

Genova University Press

GUP has been UniGe's publishing house since 2010 and promotes the dissemination of knowledge through publications and journals across its three editorial lines: research, teaching and dissemination.