The UniCamillus campus in Rome is a modern, purpose-built medical complex featuring interconnected buildings and digital integration.

• UniLabs Scientific Facility: A dedicated building with high-capacity lecture halls (1,000+ seats) and scientific laboratories for pre-clinical training.
• UniCamillus Suites: Advanced labs equipped with 3D anatomical models and high-tech simulation tools.
• Dentistry Suite: An innovative simulation room with 24 high-tech dental workstations and a tutor station.
• UniHall: The central building for student life, housing a specialized medical library, printing center, and relaxation zones.
• Digital Library (Ovid Platform): Provides 24/7 online access to major clinical platforms and international scientific literature (Wolters Kluwer).
• UniCongress Hall: A large auditorium (620 seats) used for international conferences and simultaneous translation events.
• Computer Labs: Fiber-optic connected labs for computerized assessments and health informatics training.
• 3D Innovation Space: Focuses on the production of digital medical models for surgical planning.
• Clinical Skills Lab: A safe environment for practicing patient-provider interaction and diagnostic techniques early in the curriculum.
• Language Centre (UCLC): Provides linguistic support for international students to master medical Italian for clinical clerkships.

Clinical training at UniCamillus starts with laboratory simulations and progresses to full immersion in a prestigious network of affiliated hospitals:

• ASL Roma 1, 2, and 6: Extensive public healthcare networks in the Rome metropolitan area.
• Azienda Ospedaliera San Camillo-Forlanini: A major tertiary referral center in Rome for trauma and emergency medicine.
• Ospedale San Giovanni Addolorata: One of Rome's historic and busiest medical centers.
• IRCCS Specialized Centers: Students rotate through Research and Care Institutes focused on specific pathologies like oncology and neurology.
• International Missions: Unique to UniCamillus, students are encouraged to participate in humanitarian medical missions in developing countries during their final years.

As a private university, UniCamillus has a fixed fee structure that is higher than public universities but competitive compared to international private schools.

Scholarship

• Honours Student Loans: A unique "total scholarship" for non-EU students from developing countries. The loan is completely forgiven if the graduate returns to their home country to practice for at least 3 years.
• UniCamillus Merit Scholarships: Partial or total coverage for top-ranking students (EU and non-EU) based on entrance test scores and maintained GPA (26/30 average).
• LazioDisco Grants: Regional scholarships that can provide tuition waivers, housing assistance, and a living stipend.
• Sister Grace Foligah Scholarship: A specific grant for non-EU students with Ghanaian citizenship.

• The Vibe: Rome, the "Eternal City," provides an unmatched cultural backdrop. The campus is located in a quieter suburban area (East Rome), which is more conducive to study than the bustling city center.
• Connectivity:
• Bus/Metro: Connected to the main city lines; a dedicated shuttle often runs to the nearest Metro stop.
• Air: Easy access to Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA) airports.
• Safety: Very high. The campus is modern, gated, and secure.

• Accommodation: The university has agreements with UniCamillus Suites and nearby residences like "Sakura Dormitory" and "Campus DOMUS 41," offering discounted rates for students.
• Dining: Several subsidized cafeterias and cafes are on campus. The university also offers facilitated access to external canteens for scholarship holders.
• Vibe: Highly diverse and humanitarian. The campus culture is built around the idea of "Global Health," with students from dozens of nationalities working together.

• Intakes: October (Main annual intake).
• Pre-Enrollment: Mandatory via the Universitaly portal for all non-EU students living abroad.
• USMLE/GMC: The curriculum is designed to meet international standards, facilitating registration with the General Medical Council (UK) and the ECFMG (USA).