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La UET – Scuola Universitaria Europea per il Turismo – nasce nel 1993 con lo scopo di formare professionisti del settore turismo. La UET è autorizzata dal Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione e certificata UNI EN ISO 9001. E'​ inoltre centro d’esame e di preparazione ESBT – Qualifica Linguistica Europea per Operatori del Settore Turistico. La sua offerta formativa propone Corsi e Master per il settore turistico nelle 4 sedi di Milano, Palermo, Roma, Cefalù. Il livello UNIVERSITARIO e INTERNAZIONALE della Uet, la sua formazione fortemente orientata all'IMPRESA e all'INNOVAZIONE, con STAGE inclusi nel percorso di studi presso importanti strutture del settore, consentono un alto valore di PLACEMENT post-corso.

Established in 1972, the University of Florida College of Dentistry, one of six colleges at UF Health, is the only publicly-funded dental school in the state of Florida and ranks as a national leader in dental education, research, patient care and community service. Located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, the College of Dentistry offers eight of nine ADA-recognized residency specialties. The college is nationally recognized for its oral health research enterprise, emphasizing infectious diseases in dentistry, bone biology, pain and neurosciences, and translational research to improve oral health care and patient outcomes. The UF College of Dentistry ranks No. 5 in NIH research funding among all U.S. dental schools according to the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research. Our dental centers provide a complete range of general and specialty dental services and oral health care for adults and children, offering the latest technologies in a professional learning environment. Annual patient satisfaction surveys in all clinical areas show that our patients value the services they receive: 94 percent of patients rated overall quality of care as “excellent” or “very good."​ Through the UF Statewide Network for Community Oral Health, the college provides affordable, high-quality dental care for a large number of low-income adults and children in Florida. The network consists of five college-owned centers in Gainesville, Hialeah, Naples, Yulee (Wildlight) and St. Petersburg, and 12 affiliated centers located throughout the state. Together these dental centers treat residents from all 67 counties in Florida.

Established in 1972, the University of Florida College of Dentistry, one of six colleges at UF Health, is the only publicly-funded dental school in the state of Florida and ranks as a national leader in dental education, research, patient care and community service. Located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, the College of Dentistry offers eight of nine ADA-recognized residency specialties. The college is nationally recognized for its oral health research enterprise, emphasizing infectious diseases in dentistry, bone biology, pain and neurosciences, and translational research to improve oral health care and patient outcomes. The UF College of Dentistry ranks No. 5 in NIH research funding among all U.S. dental schools according to the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research. Our dental centers provide a complete range of general and specialty dental services and oral health care for adults and children, offering the latest technologies in a professional learning environment. Annual patient satisfaction surveys in all clinical areas show that our patients value the services they receive: 94 percent of patients rated overall quality of care as “excellent” or “very good."​ Through the UF Statewide Network for Community Oral Health, the college provides affordable, high-quality dental care for a large number of low-income adults and children in Florida. The network consists of five college-owned centers in Gainesville, Hialeah, Naples, Yulee (Wildlight) and St. Petersburg, and 12 affiliated centers located throughout the state. Together these dental centers treat residents from all 67 counties in Florida.

Established in 1972, the University of Florida College of Dentistry, one of six colleges at UF Health, is the only publicly-funded dental school in the state of Florida and ranks as a national leader in dental education, research, patient care and community service. Located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, the College of Dentistry offers eight of nine ADA-recognized residency specialties. The college is nationally recognized for its oral health research enterprise, emphasizing infectious diseases in dentistry, bone biology, pain and neurosciences, and translational research to improve oral health care and patient outcomes. The UF College of Dentistry ranks No. 5 in NIH research funding among all U.S. dental schools according to the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research. Our dental centers provide a complete range of general and specialty dental services and oral health care for adults and children, offering the latest technologies in a professional learning environment. Annual patient satisfaction surveys in all clinical areas show that our patients value the services they receive: 94 percent of patients rated overall quality of care as “excellent” or “very good."​ Through the UF Statewide Network for Community Oral Health, the college provides affordable, high-quality dental care for a large number of low-income adults and children in Florida. The network consists of five college-owned centers in Gainesville, Hialeah, Naples, Yulee (Wildlight) and St. Petersburg, and 12 affiliated centers located throughout the state. Together these dental centers treat residents from all 67 counties in Florida.

Established in 1972, the University of Florida College of Dentistry, one of six colleges at UF Health, is the only publicly-funded dental school in the state of Florida and ranks as a national leader in dental education, research, patient care and community service. Located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, the College of Dentistry offers eight of nine ADA-recognized residency specialties. The college is nationally recognized for its oral health research enterprise, emphasizing infectious diseases in dentistry, bone biology, pain and neurosciences, and translational research to improve oral health care and patient outcomes. The UF College of Dentistry ranks No. 5 in NIH research funding among all U.S. dental schools according to the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research. Our dental centers provide a complete range of general and specialty dental services and oral health care for adults and children, offering the latest technologies in a professional learning environment. Annual patient satisfaction surveys in all clinical areas show that our patients value the services they receive: 94 percent of patients rated overall quality of care as “excellent” or “very good."​ Through the UF Statewide Network for Community Oral Health, the college provides affordable, high-quality dental care for a large number of low-income adults and children in Florida. The network consists of five college-owned centers in Gainesville, Hialeah, Naples, Yulee (Wildlight) and St. Petersburg, and 12 affiliated centers located throughout the state. Together these dental centers treat residents from all 67 counties in Florida.

Established in 1972, the University of Florida College of Dentistry, one of six colleges at UF Health, is the only publicly-funded dental school in the state of Florida and ranks as a national leader in dental education, research, patient care and community service. Located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, the College of Dentistry offers eight of nine ADA-recognized residency specialties. The college is nationally recognized for its oral health research enterprise, emphasizing infectious diseases in dentistry, bone biology, pain and neurosciences, and translational research to improve oral health care and patient outcomes. The UF College of Dentistry ranks No. 5 in NIH research funding among all U.S. dental schools according to the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research. Our dental centers provide a complete range of general and specialty dental services and oral health care for adults and children, offering the latest technologies in a professional learning environment. Annual patient satisfaction surveys in all clinical areas show that our patients value the services they receive: 94 percent of patients rated overall quality of care as “excellent” or “very good."​ Through the UF Statewide Network for Community Oral Health, the college provides affordable, high-quality dental care for a large number of low-income adults and children in Florida. The network consists of five college-owned centers in Gainesville, Hialeah, Naples, Yulee (Wildlight) and St. Petersburg, and 12 affiliated centers located throughout the state. Together these dental centers treat residents from all 67 counties in Florida.

Digital Worlds Institute was founded in 2001 at the University of Florida and offers a wide selection of courses for both undergraduate and graduate studies. The Bachelor's and Master's of Arts in Digital Arts & Sciences (DAS) degree allows students from diverse academic backgrounds the opportunity to develop fluency in the technologies, design practices, and collaborative interdisciplinary teamwork increasingly required by the media, communications, and entertainment industries.

The National Cancer Institute-designated University of Florida Health Cancer Center blends comprehensive patient care and innovative research in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. It boasts a membership of more than 300 researchers and clinicians from across the University of Florida and UF Health, the Southeast’s most comprehensive academic health center. The Cancer Center and its members are dedicated to providing leading-edge cancer care and conducting original research for the prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

The UF Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering is the largest professional school, the second-largest college and one of the three largest research units at the University of Florida. The curricula is designed to produce highly skilled engineers and provide each student with a broad range of degree and career choices. The college was established at the University of Florida in 1910 with undergraduate programs in civil, electrical and mechanical engineering. Graduate programs were added in 1928. Founding Dean John R. Benton served until 1930. Dean Joseph Weil served as dean from 1937 until 1963. Weil guided the College through two and a half decades of tremendous change, including a post-war enrollment surge and the creation of the Engineering & Industrial Experiment Station, which laid a foundation for the College’s commitment to research today. In 1973, Wayne H. Chen became dean. He tripled enrollment and dramatically increased research funding during his 15-year tenure. Beginning in 1988, Dean Winfred Phillips led the College into a new era of expanded research programs and top-quality engineering education. Pramod Khargonekar served as dean from 2001 until 2009. Under his leadership, the College created and subsequently named the J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering, established numerous research collaborations resulting in the creation of centers and institutes, and overhauled its distance-education programs with the launch of UF EDGE. Now led by Dean Cammy Abernathy, Gator Engineering is an interdisciplinary, collaborative research powerhouse committed to training the next generation of engineering leaders. In 2015, the college embarked on a $300 million transformation with a $50 million catalyst gift from Dr. Herbert & Nicole Wertheim and the Dr. Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Family Foundation.