Student accommodation near the University of Naples Federico II

Flats and spare rooms for students near UNINA

To search for accommodation near the institution, you first need to determine where it is located and then consider the neighbourhoods that are nearby or have good public transport connections.

Where is the University of Naples Federico II located?

It has several campuses located in different parts of the city, depending on the faculty and department. Some of the main campuses are:

Main Campus (Human and Social Sciences Campus)

The main campus is located in the old town of Naples, near the ancient Greek walls of the city. It is not a single complex but is spread out in buildings that are close to each other. It houses the faculties of:

• Law

• Political Science

• Tourism

• Sociology

• Philosophy and Letters

• Psychology

Complesso di Monte Sant'Angelo

This complex is the UNINA Science and Technology Campus. It is about 30 minutes from the centre of Naples by public transport, in the Soccavo district, and has the faculties and departments of:

• Biology

• Nuclear Physics

• Economics and Statistics

• Chemical Sciences

• Earth, Environment and Resources Sciences

Policlinico - Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria

This campus is dedicated to Life Sciences and has the University Hospital. It is located north of the city, between the neighbourhoods of Cappella Cangiani and Rione Alto, and has good metro connections (in about 20 minutes, or even less, you can reach the centre of Naples). The most important faculties and schools here are:

• Medicine and Surgery

• Pharmacy

• Biotechnological Sciences

Best neighbourhoods to live in near UNINA?

Several areas in Naples are convenient and offer good accommodation options. These are some of the best neighbourhoods to consider:

Old Town

The old town of Naples is where the University's main campus is located, and is a vibrant and lively neighbourhood with plenty of cafes, restaurants, and cultural attractions. It can be a bit crowded and noisy, but it is a good option if you want to be close to the university and live in the heart of Naples.

Fuorigrotta

This residential neighbourhood is located west of the city, about 20 minutes from the centre by metro. It is a slightly more affordable option than other areas and is ideal if you are going to the different buildings that make up the Complesso di Sant'Angelo, which is located in this area of Naples. Fuorigrotta is also home to the San Paolo Stadium, so the football atmosphere is frequently felt.

Vomero

Vomero is a residential neighbourhood located on a hill overlooking the city. It is a quieter and more exclusive neighbourhood than the city centre, with many shops, restaurants, and green areas. From here, you can easily reach the Policlinico - Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria by metro, making it convenient for those studying there. Vomero also has good transportation connections with other UNINA complexes, such as the main campus and the Complesso di Monte Sant'Angelo.

Student residences near the UNINA

The university does not have student residences, so you will need to search for private accommodation. There is usually availability in some private university residences, although the most popular type of accommodation for young people is usually a room in a private shared flat. We recommend that you start your search as soon as possible, so you can choose the ideal accommodation for you in terms of location, features, and price.

Erasmus in the University of Naples Federico II

Here we give you some useful information to keep in mind during your Erasmus in the Italian institution:

• As an Erasmus student, you will have access to a range of student services, such as language courses, cultural events, and academic support. You will also have the opportunity to connect with other international students and experience the unique culture and lifestyle of Naples.

• Italian is the primary language of instruction at UNINA, so it is advisable to have a good level of Italian to take the courses. However, some faculties offer courses in English, so you should check the language in each course you plan to take.

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