John Cabot University

John Cabot University has a multi-campus urban infrastructure in Rome’s Trastevere neighbourhood, combining historic buildings with modern academic facilities. Its infrastructure includes the Frohring Library, study rooms, auditoriums, computer laboratories, media-production facilities, classrooms, art and design studios, photography and printmaking facilities, a darkroom, digital fabrication equipment, and student cafés and social spaces. The university operates seven computer laboratories with more than 100 computers and 50 iMacs, supported by high-speed printing and campus-wide Wi-Fi. Its newer Pavoncello Campus includes state-of-the-art art and design studios, a screening room, rooftop terrace and community spaces, while student housing provides furnished apartments, Wi-Fi, kitchens and access to fitness facilities.