Studying Medicine in Italy

If you want to study dentistry in Italy, taught in the English language, then you are in luck! There is only one university that teaches

The newest of all Italian medical courses in English, the university of Parma has helped open the door for even more medical students to make

The City Size At 400,000 inhabitants in the city proper and 1,000,000 in the metropolitan area, Bologna is the largest city (and capital) in the

The City Padova is the second oldest university in Italy and is well renowned for its excellence. Despite ranking among the top Italian medical schools,

The City The Size With just over 200,000 people in the city and 650,000 in the metropolitan area, Messina is a small city. Located on

The City Size Bari is the capital of the Puglia region, right in the south of the country. With just over 300,000 people in the

The City Size With around 1 million people in the city and over 3 million in the metropolitan area, Naples is the third largest city

The City Size With around 1 million people in the city and over 3 million in the metropolitan area, Naples is the third largest city

The City Size First of all, you will be in Bergamo, NOT Milan! While about only 1 hour by car from Milan it is a

Tor Vergata is one of the two public universities offering medicine and surgery in English. If you love the big city and/or the marvels of

The City Rome needs no introduction. As the capital of modern Italy and one of history’s most important cities, Rome does not disappoint. Beautiful architecture,

The City Size Pavia is a small town of about 70,000 people just outside of Milan. If you dislike big cities and prefer quiet village

The City Size Milan is the second most populous city in Italy with about 1.4 million people in the city proper (around 10 million in

The City Size With just under 1 million people, Turin is the 4th largest city by population in Italy and strikes a nice balance for