Why in Parma?
Throughout the course the student will appreciate the fruitful and harmonious collaboration between the course's governing bodies, i.e. the president, lecturers, technical-administrative staff and students, who work in synergy to continuously improve.
The qualifying aspects are:
- the support for teaching activities provided by state-of-the-art facilities and tools (i.e. the medical simulation teaching laboratory);
- the organisation of professionalising training activities, seeking the most effective operational tools;
- the synergy between the university and hospital components;
- the integration with local healthcare facilities;
- the implementation of innovative projects;
- the development of activities that highlight the role of health personnel in social and development cooperation projects in poor countries;
- the course's high international dimension, involving student mobility in various European and non-European countries.
Access type
National schedule access. Students will have to pass the TOLC-MED test. Application.
Map of the locations of the TOLC-MED test: July 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21, 2023 (two sessions at 8:15 and 14:15).
List of the locations.
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After graduation
Completion of the degree qualifies as a medical doctor.
With this qualification you can:
- undertake post-graduate training (School of Specialisation in the medical area, training course in General Medicine, 2nd level master's degree, PhD);
- practise as a freelancer or at various facilities/institutions, public or private, national and international (Hospitals and Specialist Centres, Outpatient Clinics, Community Homes and Hospitals, Universities and Research Centres, Health and Humanitarian Organisations, Pharmaceutical Companies, Biomedical Companies).
