Monte Sant'Angelo University Complex

The Monte Sant'Angelo University Complex is an academic hub with multiple buildings for science, mathematics, and biotechnology departments in the Fuorigrotta district. The facility includes two congress centers for scientific events and academic gatherings.

The complex was planned in the late 1970s to ease the overcrowded university and create a decentralized campus model. Its design drew from European university planning approaches of that era.

The site serves as a hub for scientific meetings where researchers and students gather daily. The two lecture halls shape campus life and create spaces for talks and academic discussions.

The site is accessible by bus and the Circumflegrea railway with good connections to Naples public transit. Visitors should check which routes serve their destination, as the campus spans a large area.

On site, the National Research Council and the Institute for Electromagnetic Environmental Detection collaborate together. These institutions bring specialized research to the campus and attract scientists from across the field.

Location: Naples

GPS coordinates: 40.83884,14.18501

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:59