Explore Italy's top public medical programs taught in English
Europe’s largest public university; alumni include former PM Giuseppe Conte, physicist Enrico Fermi; massive central campus in Rome.
World's oldest university; strong Erasmus network; multicultural campus; alumni include Copernicus and Dante.
Italy’s most competitive med school; early clinical practice, ties with large Milan hospitals; alumni: Miuccia Prada, former PMs.
Italy's newest public med school; high-end campus and hospital facilities; very high IMAT score cutoff.
Green, self-contained campus with dorms; Year 1 clinical labs; extensive sports facilities.
Alma Mater of Vesalius & Harvey; MD campus moving to Venice in 2025; rich Renaissance heritage.
Italy’s first English MD program; compact town setting; concept-driven exams.
Early clinical exposure at Orbassano hospital; historic royal setting; multiple teaching hospitals.
Largest Non-EU intake; diverse classes; relaxed island lifestyle; watch early deadlines.
Fast-paced curriculum; 6th year fully clinical; safe, food-capital city.
Safe southern port-city; namesake former PM; welcoming local culture.
Rich Sicilian culture; second-largest Sicilian city; newly established program.
Island-resort atmosphere; pristine beaches; very accessible IMAT cutoff.
Historic royal capital; Year 1 clinical contact; strong rotation and elective opportunities.
“Medicine & Technology” track; biomedical engineering focus; optional 6th-year clerkship abroad.
Founded by Emperor Frederick II; among oldest state universities; strong research labs.
* QS = Quacquarelli Symonds; THE = Times Higher Education. Rankings are approximate and can vary.
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