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阿奎拉大学（Universitàdegli Studi dell'Aquila）成立于1952年，位于意大利阿布鲁佐大区的行政中心阿奎拉，是一所公立教学和研究机构，提供一系列学术课程
其中包括体育科学、经济、工程、教育、人文、医学、心理学和生物技术，但最著名的是其工程、医学、心理和科学学校
它为66门学位课程的18000多名注册学生提供课程，还提供八个研究博士课程、专业学校、专业硕士课程和职业课程
有一个语言中心，为外国学生提供英语、法语、德语、西班牙语、葡萄牙语、俄语和意大利语课程
它也是奥尔托植物园的所在地，这是一个5.5公顷的植物园，包含460多个物种。拉奎拉是该地区山区最多的地区，也是唯一一个无法出海的地区
拉奎拉坐落在一个狭窄山谷中央的山坡上，是一个充满活力的大学城，有迷宫般的狭窄街道、巴洛克和文艺复兴时期的建筑和教堂，这些建筑和教堂通向优雅的广场。它有许多文化机构：剧目剧院、交响乐团、美术学院、国家音乐学院和电影学院
周边省份也有几个滑雪场。尽管距离罗马不到一个半小时的车程，而且罗马人喜欢在周围的山区进行夏季徒步旅行和冬季滑雪，但这座城市的游客很少
2009年4月，拉奎拉发生毁灭性地震，造成大面积破坏，309人丧生
Established in 1952 and located in L'Aquila, the administrative centre of Italy’s Abruzzo Region, the University of L’Aquila (Università degli Studi dell'Aquila) is a public teaching and research institution that offers a range of academic programmes.
These include sport sciences, economics, engineering, education, humanities, medicine, psychology and biotechnologies, but is best known for its engineering, medicine, psychology and science schools.
Offering over 18,000 enrolled students classes across 66 degree courses, it also offers eight research doctorate programmes, specialisation schools, specialised masters courses and vocational courses.
There is a language centre offering courses in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Italian courses for foreign students.
It is also home to The Orto Botanico dell'Università dell'Aquila, a 5.5-hectare botanical garden containing over 460 species. The territory of L'Aquila is the region's most mountainous and the only one without any access to the sea.
Sitting high on a hillside in the middle of a narrow valley, L’Aquila is a lively college town with a maze of narrow streets and Baroque and Renaissance buildings and churches which open out onto elegant piazzas. It has many cultural institutions: a repertory theatre, a symphony orchestra, a fine-arts academy, a state conservatory and a film institute.
There are also several ski resorts in the surrounding province. Although less than an hour-and-a-half drive from Rome, and popular with Romans for summer hiking and winter skiing in surrounding mountains, the city is sparsely visited by tourists.
In April 2009, L’Aquila was hit by a devastating earthquake causing widespread destruction and taking the lives of 309 people.
