Study medicine on the stunning island of Sardinia, combining a rigorous academic program with a unique Mediterranean lifestyle and early clinical exposure.
The 6-year single-cycle degree in Medicine and Surgery (LM-41) is taught in English and focuses on providing a strong foundation in basic sciences, followed by extensive clinical training. The program integrates modern teaching methodologies, including problem-based learning and simulation activities, to prepare doctors for the complexities of modern healthcare.
A unique aspect of the Cagliari program is its attention to the specific health challenges and opportunities of the Sardinian territory. Students gain insight into community medicine, public health, and the management of both common and rare diseases prevalent in the region.
The curriculum is designed to introduce students to clinical settings and patient interaction from the early years. This hands-on approach ensures that theoretical knowledge is consistently applied in practical, real-world scenarios, fostering professional growth and clinical reasoning.
Gain practical experience at the University Hospital of Cagliari (AOU), the island's main hub for specialized care and research.
The AOU Cagliari is comprised of two main facilities: the "San Giovanni di Dio" hospital and the "Duilio Casula" Polyclinic at Monserrato. This network provides a comprehensive training ground, integrating patient care with university research and teaching.
Enjoy a unique student experience where world-class beaches, ancient history, and a vibrant city life meet.
Cagliari offers a unique blend of urban energy and relaxed island living. The city boasts a beautiful historic center, a vibrant food scene, and is just minutes away from famous beaches like Poetto. Sardinia's nature provides endless opportunities for hiking, water sports, and exploration.
Get in touch with the University of Cagliari international office.