Naples Federico University

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The University of Naples Federico II (UNINA), established in 1224 by Emperor Frederick II, is officially the world's oldest state-funded, non-sectarian university. Based in Naples, Italy, it is a leading public research institution with a student population of approximately 97,000.

Overview

Fees

: ₹8.10 Lacs

Eligibility

Based on Italy requirements

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Programs & Highlights

Programs

Charles University is uniquely structured with five distinct medical faculties, each with its own admission process and fee structure:
First Faculty of Medicine (Prague): The largest and oldest; focuses on General Medicine and Dentistry.
Second Faculty of Medicine (Prague): Known for its historically strong pediatrics background and clinical training at Motol University Hospital.
Third Faculty of Medicine (Prague): Uses a modern integrated curriculum focused on problem-based learning.
Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové: Located in eastern Bohemia, closely affiliated with the local University Hospital.
Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen: Offers state-of-the-art facilities and a focused learning environment in western Bohemia.

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Facilities & Extras

Facilities

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Pros & Cons

Pros

Faculties: Comprises 17 autonomous faculties—14 in Prague, 2 in Hradec Králové, and 1 in Plzeň.
Student Body: Over 52,000 students, including more than 11,000 international students.
Leadership: Jiří Zima assumed the role of Rector for a four-year term in early 2026.

Cons

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