University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"

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The University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" (the Second University of Naples, before the change of name), known as SUN, was established in 1991 (Decree MURST, March 25th) to relieve the overcrowded conditions of the significant Neapolitan University known as the "Federico II." On the official date of November 1st 1991, the Vanvitelli University began to function autonomously with nineteen thousand enrollments and eight faculties located in five different territorial areas of Caserta and Naples. Currently, thirty thousand students are attending Vanvitelli's 18 Departments. The University's multicampus structure has two offices for its Rector: one in Naples and one in the Royal Palace of Caserta.
Famous historic buildings are home to the University's Schools, Departments, Centers, and Administrative offices.
The School of Medicine offers single-cycle medical degrees in two of its teaching hospitals: the Naples campus is located in the University Teaching Hospital known as the "Vecchio Policlinico" the Caserta campus is located in the "San Benedetto area."
All clinical teaching activities are also held at the "Vecchio Policlinico" in Naples and the Caserta Civil Hospital of Caserta. The Degree course in Orthodontics is held at the Naples Campus.
The Neapolitan teaching hospital occupies two primary locations: the complex of Sant'Andrea delle Dame and the "Santa Patrizia Cloisters."
This Library Center coordinates all library services within the entire University regarding cataloging, computerized services, and information dissemination.
Access to the University catalogs Sebina and AtoZ are possible by following the link on this page. These catalogs provide information on the available monographic materials and their exact location within the University.
The other links provide national catalogs such as the National Journals Catalogue and the National Meta Opac Azalai.

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