University of Milan

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The University of Milan, officially Università degli Studi di Milano and commonly known as UniMi or La Statale, is a leading public research university in Milan, Italy. Established in 1924, it ranks among the largest universities in Europe, enrolling approximately 65,000 students and employing over 2,500 academic staff across ten schools and 31 departments.

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The institution focuses on higher education and multidisciplinary research in areas such as medicine, life sciences, physical sciences, engineering, humanities, social sciences, agriculture, and veterinary science. It maintains numerous research centers, doctoral programs, and specialization schools, with particular strength in medical research where it often leads national rankings. The university supports innovation through technology transfer, industry collaborations, and international networks including the League of European Research Universities (LERU) and the 4EU+ European University Alliance.

Primarily operating from campuses in Milan with additional facilities, it engages in national and global research projects funded by public and private sources. As a public institution under the Italian Ministry of Universities and Research, it contributes to scientific advancement, policy, and economic development while emphasizing sustainability and knowledge dissemination. In the context of industry partnerships, it participates in scientific validations such as in vitro and in vivo trials for product development in sectors like animal nutrition.

With an annual budget exceeding €600 million, the University of Milan holds a prominent position in Italian and European higher education, recognized for research excellence by national evaluation agencies and international rankings.

Also known as UNIMI, La Statale, and Universitas Studiorum Mediolanensis.

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10 November 2026
Novamont and SILA launch Nutrilox feed additives

The five-product range uses microencapsulated fatty acids and essential oils for livestock nutrition.