University Guides

MEDTEC is the result of the collaboration of two universities: Humanitas University and Politecnico di Milano. The faculty allows you, at the end of 6 years, to have a single-cycle master’s degree in Medicine and Surgery and a three-year degree in biomedical engineering. Since the faculty is comparable with the Humanitas medical path, it’s all in English.

The brand-new Medicine and Surgery course, named Medicine and Technology (M&T) in Ancona, started in 2022. Therefore, only one academic year is active so far.

Vita-Salute San Raffaele University is one of two private universities for Medicine and Surgery in Milan, Italy.

The University of Milan-Bicocca , better known as Bicocca or UniMiB , is a relatively new university founded in 1998 and one of the two public universities in Milan, together with La Statale, to offer a degree course in Medicine and Surgery.

The University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” is relatively young, established in 1990 and, until 2016, it was named Second University of Naples – SUN.

Humanitas University , or Hunimed, is an Italian private University founded by the Humanitas Group in 2014. Until then, it was the seat of the IMS (International Medical School) course at the University of Milan.

Founded in 1303 by Pope Boniface VIII , the University of Rome “La Sapienza” is the largest university in Europe where you can find 120.000 students.

The University of Parma (UniPr) is among the oldest academic institutions in Europe, founded in 962. The main building is located right in the city centre. Moreover, Parma is one of the few universities with a proper campus, called “ Parco Area delle Scienze ”, which also hosts a congress centre, libraries, study halls and many laboratories.

The University of Turin is one of the most ancient and largest Italian universities, open to international research and training. Founded in 1404, it now hosts almost 80.000 students in 120 different buildings and 159 degree programs in various areas of Turin.