The University of Campinas (UNICAMP), officially known as the State University of Campinas, is a public research university located in Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil. Established in 1966, Unicamp was designed from its inception as an integrated research center, distinguishing it from other Brazilian universities that often evolved through the consolidation of existing schools and institutes.
Unicamp offers a diverse array of academic programs, including 70 undergraduate courses and 153 graduate programs across various fields of knowledge. The university's main campus is situated in the Barão Geraldo district of Campinas, with additional campuses in Limeira and Piracicaba.
As a leading research institution, Unicamp is responsible for approximately 15% of Brazil's academic research output. It also stands out for its innovation, consistently ranking among the top Brazilian institutions in the number of patents filed annually.
Unicamp is recognized for its commitment to academic excellence and societal impact, making significant contributions to science, technology, and culture in Brazil and beyond.
