Study at a leading research university in Italy's first capital, a city of innovation, culture, and stunning Alpine scenery.
The University of Turin's Medicine and Surgery program is renowned for its strong scientific and research-based approach. The curriculum is designed to train physician-scientists who are proficient in clinical practice and capable of contributing to medical innovation.
The course adopts a modern, competency-based approach, focusing on developing key professional skills. Learning is centered on organ systems and functions, integrating basic sciences with clinical applications from the first year.
Students undertake extensive clinical training within the "Città della Salute e della Scienza," one of Europe's largest health complexes. This provides unparalleled exposure to a vast range of pathologies and high-specialty medical fields.
The "Città della Salute e della Scienza" is one of Europe's largest university hospitals, offering unparalleled clinical exposure.
This vast hospital complex brings together multiple highly specialized centers, including the Molinette Hospital, the Sant'Anna Obstetric and Gynecological Hospital, and the Regina Margherita Pediatric Hospital. This provides students with a 360-degree view of healthcare.
Experience the elegance of Italy's former royal capital, a city of grand piazzas, historic cafes, and a gateway to the Alps.
Turin offers a sophisticated yet affordable student life. Known as the birthplace of Italian cinema, the automotive industry, and solid chocolate, the city is rich in culture. Its famous arcades offer shelter for a stroll in any weather, leading to world-class museums and historic cafes.
Reach out to the University of Turin for international student inquiries.
For detailed information on the Medicine and Surgery program, consult the official course website and contact the international admissions team for guidance.