更新时间：2024-01-17 03:58:28作者：欧曼老师
米兰大学成立于1924年，是一所公立教学研究型大学，拥有约64000名学生
该大学的科学学院位于Studi城（研究之城），这是一个从1915年开始建造的大学宿舍，而人文学院则位于历史悠久的市中心
该大学的艺术和文化遗产包括植物园和18世纪神圣罗马女皇玛丽亚·特蕾莎委托建造的前布雷拉天文台建筑
该大学的其他历史建筑包括位于市中心的15世纪的Ca’Granda和18世纪的Palazzo Greppi，由建造该市斯卡拉剧院的建筑师Giuseppe Piermarini设计
该大学的藏书收藏在47个图书馆，而珍贵的珍本则收藏在APICE中心
该机构的合唱团和管弦乐队得到了国际认可，从而丰富了大学和城市的文化生活
该机构由1861年成立的科学文学学院和1906年成立的临床专门研究所合并而成
到1928年，米兰大学的学生人数在意大利所有大学中排名第四
在20世纪60年代的扩建中，新建了两个学院，而到20世纪90年代初，学生人数增加到90000人
1998年，该机构一分为二，成立了米兰的第二所公立机构，米兰比可卡大学
米兰大学目前有八个学院和两所学校，提供138个学习项目。还有31所博士学校
该机构是欧洲研究型大学联盟的创始成员之一，至今仍是其唯一的意大利成员
The University of Milan, founded in 1924, is a public teaching and research university with around 64,000 students.
The university’s scientific faculties are housed in Città Studi (the City of Studies), the university quarter constructed from 1915 onwards, while humanities faculties are based in buildings in the historic city centre.
The university’s artistic and cultural heritage includes botanical gardens and the former Brera Observatory building commissioned by the Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresa in the 18th Century.
Among the other historic buildings housing the university are the 15th-century Ca' Granda in the heart of the city centre, and the 18th-century Palazzo Greppi, designed by the architect who built the city’s Scala Theatre, Giuseppe Piermarini.
The university’s collection of books is housed in 47 libraries, while rare and valuable books are collected at the APICE Centre.
The cultural life of the university and city are augmented by the institution’s choir and orchestra, which are internationally recognised.
The institution was established by the merger of the Accademia Scientifico-Letteraria (Scientific-Literary Academy), founded in 1861, and the Istituti Clinici di Perfezionamento (Clinical Specialisation Institutes), founded in 1906.
By 1928, the University of Milan already had the fourth-highest number of students of any university in Italy.
Expansion in the 1960s saw two new faculties created, while student numbers increased to 90,000 by the early 1990s.
In 1998, the institution split in two and Milan’s second public institution, the University of Milan-Bicocca, was founded.
The University of Milan now has eight faculties and two schools, offering 138 study programmes. There are also 31 doctoral schools.
The institution was one of the founder members of the League of European Research Universities and remains its only Italian member.
