- York, Brussels, and Shanghai. It
houses the
fully funded boarding college Collegio Superiore di Bologna, the
Bologna School of
Advanced Studies, the botanical...
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Collegio Teutonico (German College),
historically often referred to by its
Latin name
Collegium Germani****, is one of the
Pontifical Colleges of Rome...
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Jesuit German mathematician, head of
mathematicians at the
Collegio Romano, and
astronomer who was a
member of the
Vatican commission that...
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Collegio Borromeo is a
private university hall of
residence (
collegio) in Pavia,
region of Lombardy, Italy. It...
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portal is
still the
entrance of
Collegio della Mercanzia [it],
occupying part of the
palace from 1390,
while the
Collegio del
Cambio took over the southern...
- The
Collegio Carlo Alberto is a
private research and
teaching institution,
located in the city of Turin,
northern Italy, in the
province of Turin. The...
- The
Collegio di
Milano is a merit-based inter-university
campus intended to
accommodate Italian and
foreign students from
public and
private universities...
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Collegio Capranica is the
oldest Roman college,
founded in 1457 by
Cardinal Domenico Capranica (1400–1458) in his own
palace for
thirty young...
- The
Roman College (Latin:
Collegium Romanum, Italian:
Collegio Romano) was a
school established by St.
Ignatius of
Loyola in 1551, just 11
years after...
