The Oldest Universities (ID:727912)

Most of the first universities had several faculties. The content of education was determined by the program of seven liberal arts. Thus, at the faculty of arts, they mainly read Aristotle's works on logic, physics, ethics, and metaphysics, which were translated in the 12th century. from Arabic and Greek languages. Specialization increased. Thus, the University of Paris was famous for teaching theology and philosophy, the University of Oxford for teaching canon law, the universities of Spain were distinguished for teaching mathematics and natural sciences, the universities of Italy for teaching Roman law.