The University of Foggia is a public university in Foggia, Italy, officially established in 1999 after gaining independence from the University of Bari. Its academic roots, however, date back centuries, with the region's strong tradition of education, research, and cultural development beginning in the 17th century.
The university evolved through decades of local efforts to establish a higher education institution in the Capitanata region. After initially operating as a branch of the University of Bari, offering programs in Agriculture, Economics, Law, and later Medicine, it became an independent university dedicated to serving the educational and research needs of Southern Italy.
Today, the University of Foggia offers a broad range of programs through seven departments, including Agricultural Sciences, Economics, Law, Humanities, Medical and Surgical Sciences, and Clinical and Experimental Medicine. Known for its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and regional development, the university provides students with a dynamic learning environment that combines strong academic traditions with modern research and professional opportunities.
A Memorandum of Cooperation was signed in July 2025.
Fields of cooperation: All disciplines.
