Are you still in high school?
Which degree programme to choose? To help you choose Cattolica, Cattolica organises a series of orientation initiatives throughout the year
Information on Undergraduate and Integrated Degree Programmes
Orientation
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Are you still in high school?
Which degree programme to choose? To help you choose Cattolica, Cattolica organises a series of orientation initiatives throughout the year
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University Glossary
A language that you have to learn to master, acronyms and terms related to courses of study, attendance of classes and exams
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Schools and teachers
Tools to help and support the teacher's work, both for school activities and in the role of counsellor
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Orientation for undergraduate degrees
Fairs and Exhibitions
Discover and come and visit us at fairs and exhibitions throughout Italy
What's new in the academic year 2025/26
The information contained herein is subject to change and modification based on the subsequent resolutions of the competent bodies.
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Cardiovascular pathophysiology and cardiovascular perfusion techniques
Undergraduate programme (L/SNT3) offering in-depth training in cardiovascular pathophysiology, cardiovascular perfusion and mechanical assistance techniques.
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Criminology
Curriculum of the Undergraduate degree in Sociology (L-40), entirely taught in English, with an innovative and multidisciplinary approach to the field of criminology
Orientation events
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ORIENTATION FOR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES Business game
Milan - 12 January 2024 -
Orientation for undergraduate degrees Fairs and Exhibitions
Italy - From 01 October 2024 to 12 December 2024 -
Open Day Open Day Unicatt
Brescia, Cremona, Milan, Piacenza, Rome - From 22 November 2024 to 13 December 2024
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Enrolment in Undergraduate and Integrated Degree Programmes
Guidance, information and support in the phases leading to enrolment
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How much does it cost to study at Cattolica?
Studying at Università Cattolica has a cost that varies depending on several factors
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Financial benefits
Every year, thousands of students, on the basis of merit requirements and financial conditions, are exempted from paying university fees and contributions while others have access to additional financial benefits
