The University of Naples Federico II, founded in 1224 by the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, is the oldest public, non-sectarian university in the world. Its School of Medicine is a pillar of Mediterranean healthcare, combining eight centuries of history with avant-garde clinical research. The school is housed in a massive, dedicated "University Polyclinic" campus, which is one of the largest medical complexes in Italy. Known for its rigorous clinical training and its prestigious International MD Program, Federico II is a top destination for students seeking a high-volume clinical experience in a vibrant, historic metropolis.
The medical school is located in the "Hills District" (Rione Alto) within a self-contained medical city.
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
Clinical training is centered at the Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria Federico II:
State University Affordability
Federico II is known for being highly accessible, with some of the lowest tuition rates for public medical schools.
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus