There, she was admitted to the university the same year as the first non-Bolognese student. She studied literature, logic, metaphysics, morality, meteorology and astronomy, but she concentrated much of her effort on physics and natural science.
In that place, she entered the university alongside the first non-Bolognese student. Her academic pursuits included literature, logic, metaphysics, morality, meteorology, and astronomy; however, her primary interest lay in physics and natural sciences.