Study MBBS in Italy
Italy is home to one of the world’s oldest medical education systems, with the University of Bologna (established in 1088) regarded as the oldest university in continuous operation. The country offers the Laurea Magistrale in Medicina e Chirurgia, a six-year integrated medical degree recognised throughout the European Union.
Why Study in Italy?
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Career Opportunities
- EU-Wide Medical Practice Rights
- World-Class Clinical Training
- Advanced Research Opportunities
- Pharmaceutical Industry Careers
- International Medical Recognition
- Pathway to PLAB, USMLE & NExT/FMGE
Visa Information
- Type D Student Visa Required
- English & Italian Medium Available
- 40+ NMC-Recognised Universities
- WHO & WDOMS Recognised
- IMAT Mandatory for English-Medium Programs
- State Licensing Examination Required for Medical Practice
More About Italy
More than 40 universities offer medical education, with several institutions—including Humanitas University, UniCamillus, and Sapienza University of Rome—providing English-medium programs specifically for international students. Admission to English-medium courses is based on the International Medical Admissions Test (IMAT). Graduates receive an EU-recognised qualification and can pursue international licensing examinations such as PLAB, USMLE, and NExT/FMGE, subject to the eligibility requirements of the respective countries.