- 10 classrooms,
- 4 spacious laboratories and clinics, the largest and most equipped in Italy,
- 1 library with texts in Italian and English,
- 2 study rooms and sports facilities;
- Students and teachers’ offices, administration and management’s offices.
There are many businesses in the area including malls, banks, public and private health clinics, bars and restaurants.
How to reach us
BY TRAIN – Recommended mode
Bologna San Ruffillo train station is connected with the Bologna Centrale station by local trains running on the Bologna-Florence line.
The station is located via della Diretissima no. 10, 300 meters from the Zaccagnini Institute. Journey time ranges from 6 to 8 minutes.
To check the updated train timetable from Bologna Centrale to Bologna San Ruffillo station please refer to the following website:
www.trenitalia.com
BY CAR
17 Gherardo Gherardini street, 40141 Bologna
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BY BUS
In the forecourt of the central station, Piazza delle Medaglie d 'Oro, take the bus n. 25 and get off at the Rizzoli stop. Then, take bus no. 13 and get off at the Croce di Calmadoli stop.
To check the lines and updated timetable please refer to the following website:
www.atc.bo.it
BY PLANE
From the Guglielmo Marconi Airport take the Marconi Express and get off at the last stop Bologna Centrale train station. Journey time ranges from 6 to 8 minutes.
To check the updated shuttle timetable from the airport to Bologna Centrale station please refer to the following website:
https://www.marconiexpress.it/
In the forecourt of the central station, Piazza delle Medaglie d 'Oro, take the bus n. 25 and get off at the Rizzoli stop. Then, take bus no. 13 and get off at the Croce di Calmadoli stop.
SERVICES FOR INTERNATIONAL AND OFF-SITE STUDENTS
Furthermore, the Institute supports and facilitates the search for apartments by groups of Italian and international students.
There is an extensive list of Bed & Breakfasts and affiliated hotels near the Institute and around Bologna.
LIVE AND STUDY IN BOLOGNA
It is a "student-friendly city" hosting more than 65,000 off-site students to whom many activities are dedicated, to facilitate their integration, stay and free time.
The city offers many opportunities and accommodation solutions for international and off-site students at balanced costs and is consistently at the top of the rankings for quality of life, health, work, economy and safety. It offers excellent hospitality, integration opportunities and healthcare services to international and off-site students.
Bologna, whose first settlements date back to at least a millennium BC, has an integrated museum network consisting of 100 museums that trace its three millennia of history.
In 2000 it was the "European capital of culture" and since 2006 it has been a UNESCO "city of music".
According to the latest research by the European Regional Economic Growth Index, Bologna is the third Italian city and among the top 50 in Europe for economic growth rate as well as being the city in Italy with the highest GDP per capita after Milan.
