Luiss holds the Censis lead among large private universities

MILAN – Luiss Guido Carli has confirmed its position as the best large private university this year, with over 10,000 students enrolled. This, according to a statement from the university, is based on the Censis rankings.

The Free International University of Social Studies leads its category with an average total of 94.2 points, thanks to the results achieved in the various areas monitored: available facilities, services provided, scholarships, level of internationalization, communication and digital services.

Notably, Luiss is the only non-state university to achieve the highest score for scholarships, confirming its ongoing commitment to supporting talented young people. Another reward for the Guido Carli University was its push for internationalization—strengthened by partnerships with over 360 universities in 75 countries and 68 international mobility programs.

Luiss President Giorgio Fossa commented: "Confirming our first place in the Censis rankings testifies to the quality and consistency of our University's strategic vision, which continues to be a benchmark in the national university landscape. These results are the result of great teamwork between the academics and the University staff to offer students first-rate services and infrastructure and an educational model aligned with technological evolution, the needs of the labor market, and the demands of businesses and institutions."