Features of Italian Medical Universities
- Language of Instruction: ENGLISH
- Period: 6-Year(Medicine and Dentistry), 5-Year(Pharm)
- Qualification: High School Diploma
- Admission Test: IMAT (*100% Written Test)
- Annual Tuition Fee: from €360 up to €3,500 (*public)
- Scholarship: Income- and Merit-Based + Dorm/Meal
Medical Universities
(Public)
- University of Bari (accepting 9 non-EU students)
- University of Bologna (accepting 15 non-EU students)
- University of Messina (accepting 30 non-EU students)
- University of Milan (Bicocca) (accepting 13 non-EU students)
- University of Milan (IMS - La Statale) (accepting 16 non-EU students)
- University of Naples (Federico II) (accepting 10 non-EU students)
- University of Naples (Luigi Vanvitelli) (accepting 40 non-EU students)
- University of Padova (accepting 9 non-EU students)
- University of Pavia (accepting 40 non-EU students)
- University of Rome (La Sapienza) (accepting 10 non-EU students)
- University of Rome (Tor Vergata - Medicine and Pharmacy) (accepting 10 + 30 non-EU students)
- University of Siena (Dentistry) (accepting 12 non-EU students)
- University of Turin (accepting 30 non-EU students)
Medical Universities
(Private)
- Campus Biomedico University (in Rome) (accepting 20 non-EU students)
- Catholic University of Sacred Heart (in Rome) (accepting 30 non-EU students)
- Humanitas University (in Milan) (accepting 50 non-EU students)
- San Raffaele Vita Salute University (in Milan) (accepting 44 non-EU students)
- Unicamillus (*Saint Camillus University in Rome) (accepting 80 EU and non-EU students)