Universidad de París

Universidad de París, also known as the University of Paris, was one of Europe's most influential medieval universities, founded in the 12th century. It became a major center for education, particularly in theology, law, and arts. The university was known for its intellectual rigor and diverse student body. In 1793, it was officially dissolved during the French Revolution, but its legacy persists through the modern University of Paris system, with various universities now operating under its former name and structure. Overall, it played a crucial role in shaping higher education and intellectual history in Europe.