An International Universityin the Heart of Italy
Unicollege International
An International UniversityAn elegant and regal capital of the House of Savoy by day, vibrant and energetic by night — dense with world-class museums, five university canteens, and iconic Piedmontese treats like Bicerin and Gianduiotto.
Four study venues close to campus — all with extended hours during exam periods at Sala Studio Michelangelo.
Via Michelangelo Buonarroti 17 bis — 011 653 10 54. Mon–Fri 08:30–24:00; Sat/Sun/holidays 08:30–22:00. Exam periods: 7 days/week 08:30–02:00.
Via Cesare Lombroso 16 — 011 011 37 672. Mon 14:00–19:00; Tue & Fri 09:00–15:00; Wed & Thu 13:00–19:00.
Via della Cittadella 5 — 011 011 29 812. Mon 14:00–19:00; Tue–Fri 09:00–19:00; Sat 09:00–15:00.
Via Maria Vittoria 39 — 011 812 68 53. Mon–Fri 14:00–23:00.
Via Ormea 67/a — 011 65 87 15. Thesis printing service available.
Via Madama Cristina 40 — 340 923 75 93. Stationery and school supplies.
Five university canteens plus historic Turin cafes and piolas for traditional Piedmontese cuisine.
Traditional Piedmontese drink — a layered combination of espresso, hot chocolate and milk cream.
The iconic Turin chocolate — pair it with Bicerin for the ultimate local treat.
Historic cafes like Caffè Mulassano, plus "piolas" — traditional trattorias serving the richest dishes of the Piedmont gastronomic tradition.
One of Italy's densest concentrations of museums — plus the Abbonamento Musei card with a special discounted rate for Unicollege students.
Second most important Egyptian museum in the world after Cairo.
Icon of Turin, home to the National Cinema Museum.
Free or discounted entry to many museums across the city. Unicollege students access a special discounted rate.
The two faces of Turin — elegant by day, buzzing by night, with bands from across Europe playing experimental music.
Lively nightlife district — bars, restaurants, pubs and cafes. Also great for quiet walks and chats with friends.
One of Turin's most sought-after party districts, alongside the Quadrilatero.
The prime go-out quarter for parties and nightlife.
Quieter neighbourhood — ideal for a relaxed walk and catch-up with friends.
Popular gathering spot for young people, often hosting street skating and dance competitions.
Along the Po River — walks, sports and events. Home to the Borgo Medievale, a faithful reproduction of a medieval village.
One of the most important literary events in Europe — authors, publishers and readers celebrating literature in all its forms.
Top jazz festival attracting artists and music enthusiasts from around the world.
Major annual electronic music festival with a global following.
High-quality language training service to acquire or enhance language skills.
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