Nursing in Italy
Italy offers 5 Nursing programmes across 4 universities, providing structured clinical and theoretical training within Italy's nationally accredited healthcare education framework. The University of Milan, Sapienza University of Rome, the University of Turin, and Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore are among the institutions offering these programmes, spanning Italy's major northern and central cities with their associated teaching hospital networks.
Tuition for Nursing programmes in Italy is approximately €2k per year across these listings, making Italy one of the more affordable Western European destinations for health sciences education. International students should note that Italian Nursing programmes are typically conducted in Italian and require clinical placements within the Italian healthcare system, so language preparation is essential.
Master in Assistenza Infermieristica in Sala Operatoria (Nursing in the Operating Room)
This Master's program focuses on specialized nursing care within the operating room environment. It is designed for qualified nurses seeking to deepen their expertise in surgical assistance and operating room management. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience to prepare graduates for the complex demands of this specialized field.
Master in Critical Care for Nurses
This Master's program focuses on critical care for nurses, providing specialized knowledge and skills for professionals working in high-dependency and intensive care units. The program aims to enhance the expertise of nurses in managing critically ill patients, utilizing advanced monitoring techniques, and implementing evidence-based interventions. Upon completion, graduates will be equipped to provide high-quality care in critical settings.
Nursing
This undergraduate degree program trains nurses with strong technical, scientific, interpersonal, and teamwork skills, equipping them to provide compassionate care to individuals and communities. The curriculum integrates biomedical, hygienic-preventive, and humanities disciplines to foster a holistic understanding of health and patient care. A significant emphasis is placed on practical experience through internships and clinical placements, supervised by professional tutors, allowing students to gradually develop autonomy and responsibility in a healthcare setting. Graduates are prepared to enter the nursing profession and can pursue further specialization through graduate programs in Nursing and Midwifery Sciences.
Nursing and Midwifery Sciences
Frequently asked questions
How many Nursing programmes are available in Italy?
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There are 5 Nursing programmes available at 4 universities in Italy.
Which universities in Italy offer Nursing?
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The University of Milan, Sapienza University of Rome, the University of Turin, and Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore are among the universities offering Nursing programmes.
How much does it cost to study Nursing in Italy?
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Tuition is approximately €2k per year for the programmes in this listing.
Can international students apply for Nursing programmes in Italy?
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Yes, international students can apply, but programmes are typically conducted in Italian and require clinical placements in Italian hospitals, so strong Italian language proficiency is essential.
What are typical entry requirements for Nursing in Italy?
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Applicants generally need a secondary school diploma and must pass an admission test (test di ammissione); Italian language proficiency is required for all programmes as instruction and clinical work are conducted in Italian.