University of Pisa (Italian: universitàdi Pisa；; English: The University of Pisa, abbreviated as UniPi, was founded by Pope Clement VI on1September 3, 343, and its history can be traced back to 1 1 century. It is a comprehensive research university in Italy and a world-famous institution of higher learning.
The University of Pisa is the largest part of the university system of Pisa, including Pisa Teachers College and the University of Santa Ana Pisa. Teaching and research resources are shared. Pisa University is as famous as Rome University and Bologna University. Its academic and research are excellent, and it enjoys a good reputation in Europe and the world.
The University of Pisa has trained many outstanding talents, including Galileo, five Italian prime ministers, two Italian presidents, five popes, three Nobel Prize winners and two Fields Prize winners.