National university of Pisa

The National university of Pisa (in Italian, Scuola Normal Superiore di Pisa , generally shortened in Scuola Normale or SNS) is without any doubt the élitiste Université the Italy. Founded in the town of Pisa in 1810 by Napoleon, like a dependence of the National university of Paris, it admits its pupils only after severe selection in order to train the best university professors. Recognized like a national University in 1862 and then called " national university of the kingdom of Italie" ( Scuola Normal Superiore del Regno d' Italia ), it obtained its autonomy only in 1936 of the Université of Pisa from which it became completely independent. The School has the most number of Nobel Prize in the world.

Historically, the teaching of the teacher training school is focused on two fields of studies: philosophy and sciences. Currently, the school offers the following lesson:

Philosophy and literature

Old story and traditional philology
Italian Literature and languages
History of art and Archeology
History and Paleography
Philosophy

Scientific

Physical Biology
Chemistry
Data-processing S
Mathematical
Physical (course of specialization)
Physical of the condensers (course of specialization)
molecular Biophysics (course of specialization)
Mathematical (course of specialization)
Mathematical applied to associated finances and technologies (course of specialization)
Neurobiology (course of specialization)
Molecular biology (course of specialization)
Chemistry (course of specialization)

To become student teacher training school , it is necessary that the candidate makes a success of a contest with questions carrying about the totality of the fields of study selected: for example, for an applicant in Data processing, it is not enough to be a geek ; it is necessary to have an excellent general level, also including important knowledge in mathematics, physics and chemistry

The teacher training school is located at the same place since its creation, the Palazzo della Carovana (Palate of the Caravan) on the Piazza dei Cavalieri (Place of the Knights), in the medieval center town of Pisa.

Famous professors

Luigi Bianchi, mathematician

list former students of the teacher training school

Below, a list of the former students of the teacher training school most known:

Wilhelm Blaschke, specialist in differential Geometry
Enrico Fermi, Nobel Prize of physics
Carlo Rubbia, Nobel Prize of physics
Giosuè Carducci, price of Nobel of literature
Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, politician, president of the Republic of Italy
Giovanni Gronchi, politician, president of the Republic of Italy
Giovanni Gentile, politician and politicking
Pietro Citati, writer and essay writer.

External bond

Official site of the SNS
the delle biblioteca fonti storico-artistiche

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