The University of Perugia (UniPG), founded in 1308, is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Italy. Its medical tradition dates back to 1321, when Pope John XXII granted the "Studium" the authority to award degrees in Medicine. Today, UniPG is a leading center for medical education in Central Italy, centered at the massive Santa Maria della Misericordia Hospital. The school is renowned for its high research output in molecular medicine and its intimate, student-focused atmosphere. For, it remains a primary destination for students seeking a blend of historical prestige and high-tech clinical innovation in the heart of the Umbria region.
The medical school is situated in a high-tech "Bio-district" integrated with the university hospital.
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
Clinical training is world-class and concentrated in high-volume regional hubs:
State University Affordability
Perugia is a student-friendly city with a highly accessible public tuition system.
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus