Medicine and surgery

All candidates that have been admitted on the basis of the number of places available and their position in the ranking, are required to complete the enrolment procedure from July 3, 2024, to September 6, 2024. The procedure in question is outlined in Art. 8 of the relevant Call for Competition and shall be done remotely.

Those candidates failing to complete their enrolment within the deadline set – either in the paragraph above or in the relevant ranking scrolling notices that will be published each time – will be deemed to have withdrawn. In this case their place will be given to the next eligible candidate following the ranking order.

To consult the final ranking list, candidates' personal data are represented by a unique identifier sent by e-mail to each participant.

Pre-enrolment from 28 May to 5 June 2024

Call 800.954.459 (Monday - Friday from 8.00 to 19.00 and Saturday from 9.00 to 13.00) or fill out the form for information on undergraduate and integrated degree programmes

For CANDIDATES WITH AN INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATION please contact international.inquiry@unicatt.it

The Admission Test for admission to the English-taught Degree Programme of Medicine and Surgery based in Bolzano for A.Y. 2024/2025 will take place on 18 May 2024.

For candidates who belong to the EU pool (candidates who have an EU nationality, living anywhere) the Admission Test will be held on-site at each respectively assigned test venue and will be computer-based. The corresponding time and address of the test location will be indicated in the general Invitation List.

The Admission Test for the admission to the English-taught Degree Programme of Medicine and Surgery based in Bolzano for A.Y. 2024/2025 will take place on 18 May 2024.

For candidates who belong to the NON-EU pool (candidates who do not have any EU nationality and are living outside of Italy) the Admission Test will be held online and will be computer-based. The time of the test and the other technical instructions will be provided via e-mail.

On the day of the test, both EU and NON-EU candidates will be kindly asked to show the following material for their identification:

• A valid ID document, as per art. 35 of Presidential Decree no. 445 of December 28, 2000
• (If applicable) the original documentation attesting the disability and/or learning disorder that were declared when applying for the Exam.

To participate in the test, you must register and pay the participation fee by and no later than 24 April 2024.

Late registrations or payments made after this deadline will not be accepted.

For information or support in applying to the exam, please contact:

• Toll-free number 800 954 459 (Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.)
• Contact form for information on undergraduate and integrated degree programmes

To participate in the test, you must register and pay the participation fee by and no later than 24 April 2024.

Late registrations or payments made after this deadline will not be accepted. 

For information or support in registering for the test, please contact: international.inquiry@unicatt.it

The computer-based admission test, entirely in English, will take place on 18 May 2024 in attendance, in multi-session mode, at test centres in Italy (Bolzano, Rome, Milan) and abroad. Following the enrolment procedure, each candidate can select the location (Italian or foreign) in which he/she intends to take the test from the list proposed by the University until places are available. The University reserves the right to hold additional sessions at each venue should it become necessary in view of the number of participants.

The test consists of 65 multiple-choice questions:

• 2 of general knowledge
• 20 of logical reasoning
• 18 of biology
• 12 of chemistry
• 8 of physics and mathematics
• 5 of ethics and religious culture

At the end of the test, each candidate must answer an additional 7 questions in 7 minutes automatically assigned by the test platform (one for each subject). These so-called "reserve" questions will NOT count to the purposes of the ordinary assessment of the test unless, after the scheduled sessions have been held, an anomaly emerges in one or more questions in each subject that would lead to its annulment. Only in this case, once the criticality has been ascertained, will the University consider neutralising it and replacing it with a reserve question relating to the same subject, in order to guarantee the objectivity of the assessments and equal treatment of candidates.

A maximum time of 65 minutes (+ 7 minutes for reserve questions) is allocated for the test. A maximum score of 65 points is awarded for the evaluation of the test according to the following criteria:

• 1 point for each correct answer
• Minus 0.25 points for each incorrect answer
• 0 points for each answer not given

The minimum score required to be eligible for the degree programme must be no less than 20 points out of 65. Those who are placed in the relevant ranking list in order of the available places are declared winners.

The specific prerequisites of the Medicine and Surgery programme include knowledge of English demonstrated by possession of a certificate of a level not lower than the B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

PLEASE NOTE:

• The list of admissible certifications is expressly stated in the competition notice (Art. 8 Registration)
• This list is exhaustive as to the type of certification admitted and the minimum score required for each
• Certifications that are not among those listed are in no way taken into consideration
• The language certificate must be produced when registering for the degree programme, but it is not required for participation in the test

Only candidates who have conducted the entire secondary school course in English may be exempted from producing the language certificate.

In this case, the candidate must produce appropriate certification of the language in which the course of study was delivered at the time of enrolment.

Once you have paid the test participation fee, you can access the TEST Simulator platform free of charge via your registration profile.

The simulator can be used indefinitely by each registered candidate: it contains an archive of approximately 3,000 questions administered by the University in previous years and made available for purely practice purposes.

Questions administered on the day of the test are not extracted from the simulator.

In order to support candidates along the path of preparation for the admission test, the university organises specific preparation courses delivered remotely in English during the period when registration for the competition is open. Visit and discover the formula that best meets your needs. Places are limited and allocated in chronological order of registration.

• Instruction DIGNITAS PERSONAE on certain issues of Bioethics
• Encyclical Letter CARITAS IN VERITATE - Pope Benedict XVI
• Encyclical Letter LAUDATO SÌ - Pope Francis