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Study Medicine at University of Naples Federico II

University of Naples Federico II (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II) · Naples, Campania

Overview

The University of Naples Federico II, founded in 1224, offers a six-year single-cycle Medicine and Surgery degree taught entirely in English, awarding 360 CFU/ECTS credits across 12 semesters. Admission is via the IMAT, with 15 EU and 10 non-EU places. The curriculum, coordinated by the Federico II Medical School, integrates basic and clinical sciences through a multidisciplinary approach and involves students early in patient management. Clinical training is based at the university's own teaching hospital, the Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria (Policlinico) Federico II.

At a glance

25

EU seats

EU citizens & non-EU residents in Italy

45

Non-EU seats

Non-EU applicants abroad

70

Total IMAT seats

2025 intake

Seats: official MUR bando D.M. 599/2025 (Tabella B).

Degree
LM-41 (Medicine)
Duration
6 years
Language
English
Campus
Naples, Campania. Clinical/medical campus at the Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria (Policlinico) Federico II, Via Sergio Pansini 5. Student office (Segreteria) at Via Sergio Pansini 5, Ed. 24.
University founded
1224

Cut-off trend

How the IMAT admission threshold moved from 2018 to 2025 — EU-pool and non-EU shown separately, on the 0–90 score scale.

25 35 45 55 65 75 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2018 EU cut-off: 37.8 2019 EU cut-off: 37.6 2020 EU cut-off: 41.8 2021 EU cut-off: 34.4 2022 EU cut-off: 37.0 2023 EU cut-off: 45.2 2024 EU cut-off: 61.4 2025 EU cut-off: 58.3 2018 Non-EU cut-off: 37.6 2019 Non-EU cut-off: 33.1 2020 Non-EU cut-off: 31.7 2021 Non-EU cut-off: 41.4 2022 Non-EU cut-off: 44.4 2023 Non-EU cut-off: 52.0 2024 Non-EU cut-off: 68.1 2025 Non-EU cut-off: 63.1
EU cut-off Non-EU cut-off
IMAT cut-off scores by year for EU-pool and non-EU applicants.
YearEU cut-offNon-EU cut-off
2018 37.8 37.6
2019 37.6 33.1
2020 41.8 31.7
2021 34.4 41.4
2022 37.0 44.4
2023 45.2 52.0
2024 61.4 68.1
2025 58.3 63.1

Tuition & fees

Italian public-university fees are income-linked (ISEE) for EU/resident students, with fixed bands for international applicants whose income is abroad.

EU / ISEE students

~€156–200/year (lowest / no-tax ISEE band: ~€140 regional tax + €16 stamp, base tuition waived)

Upper band: ~€3,000–4,000/year (top ISEE band)

International (income abroad)

No separate fixed international fee — non-EU/income-abroad students are assessed on the same ISEE (ISEE-parificato) scale, typically ~€156 up to ~€3,500/year

As a public Italian university, Naples Federico II charges an income-linked (ISEE-based) student contribution for its 6-year English-taught Medicine and Surgery programme, not a flat tuition. For 2025/2026 the annual cost ranges from roughly €156–200 (lowest/no-tax ISEE band: regional tax plus stamp duty, with base tuition waived) up to about €3,000–4,000 for the highest income band. Non-EU students with income earned abroad are assessed on the equivalent ISEE-parificato scale rather than a separate fixed fee.

The programme

  • 6-year (12-semester) single-cycle programme totalling 360 CFU/ECTS credits
  • Organised in 36 integrated courses; at least 60 CFU dedicated to professional/practical training activities
  • Structured in two three-year phases: a first triennium focused on basic biomedical sciences and a second triennium with prevalent clinical and professional focus
  • Complete integration of basic and clinical science content through a multidisciplinary approach, described by the university as a qualifying feature of the curriculum
  • Early involvement of students in patient management, including ethical, moral and legal aspects of the profession
  • Supports international mobility (Erasmus and other agreements) with study/internship periods abroad

Teaching hospitals

Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Federico II (Policlinico Federico II), Via Pansini 5, Naples — the university's own teaching hospital

How to get in

Admission to University of Naples Federico II's English-taught Medicine is through the IMAT — 60 questions in 100 minutes, scored +1.5 / −0.4 / 0 (max 90). You list University of Naples Federico II among your university preferences on Universitaly, and places are filled by a single national merit ranking against the 70 seats above.

Living in Naples

Naples is the capital of the Campania region and the third-largest city in Italy, with a large student population served by several universities. Federico II is the city's principal and oldest university.

Frequently asked

Is Medicine at University of Naples Federico II taught in English?

Yes. Medicine and Surgery (English-taught single-cycle master's degree; also referred to as "MedING") is a 6-year single-cycle degree (LM-41 (Medicine)) taught in English. Admission is through the IMAT.

How many places does University of Naples Federico II offer?

25 EU-pool and 45 non-EU seats for 2025 (official MUR bando D.M. 599/2025).

How do I get into University of Naples Federico II Medicine?

You sit the IMAT (International Medical Admissions Test), then list University of Naples Federico II among your preferences on Universitaly. Admission is by national merit ranking against the seats above.

How much is tuition at University of Naples Federico II?

As a public Italian university, Naples Federico II charges an income-linked (ISEE-based) student contribution for its 6-year English-taught Medicine and Surgery programme, not a flat tuition. For 2025/2026 the annual cost ranges from roughly €156–200 (lowest/no-tax ISEE band: regional tax plus stamp duty, with base tuition waived) up to about €3,000–4,000 for the highest income band. Non-EU students with income earned abroad are assessed on the equivalent ISEE-parificato scale rather than a separate fixed fee.

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