University of Messina

The University of Messina was established in 1548 as a public academic institution in Messina, Italy. The university is known as being a leading influence among Jesuit universities around the globe. Furthermore, the University of Messina consists of the Faculty of Life Sciences, the Faculty of Human, Political and Social Sciences, as well as the Faculty of Formal and Experimental Sciences and Technologies. These faculties have enrolled more than 29,000 Italian and international students in their intensive academic research courses.