Founded in 1361, the University of Pavia is one of the world's oldest and most prestigious academic institutions. Its medical school is a crown jewel of Italian education, famous for being the home of Nobel laureate Camillo Golgi. Pavia is a true "University City," where the entire social and urban fabric revolves around its students. The school is home to the legendary Harvey Medical Course, the first program in Italy to be taught entirely in English (established in 2009). For, Pavia remains one of the most sought-after medical destinations due to its high-volume clinical centers and its unique collegiate system modeled after Oxford and Cambridge.
Pavia offers a "Health Campus" (Campus della Salute) that integrates study, research, and life.
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
Clinical training is centered at some of Italy's most prestigious "Policlinico" hospitals:
State University Affordability
Pavia is an affordable city with a highly progressive fee system.
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus