Study Medicine at University of Turin

Overview

Medicine and Surgery is the six-year, English-taught single-cycle medical degree (degree class LM-41, 360 ECTS) offered by the University of Turin through its Department of Clinical and Biological Sciences. The programme is delivered at the San Luigi Gonzaga University Hospital teaching campus in Orbassano, in the Turin metropolitan area, where teaching, research and clinical facilities are co-located in a campus-type environment. The curriculum combines basic scientific and clinical training from early on, using interactive teaching methods. Admission is via the IMAT, and the University of Turin, founded in 1404, is one of the oldest universities in Europe.

At a glance

70

EU seats

EU citizens & non-EU residents in Italy

32

Non-EU seats

Non-EU applicants abroad

102

Total IMAT seats

2025 intake

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

Degree: LM-41 (Medicine and Surgery / Medicina e chirurgia)
Duration: 6 years
Language: English
Campus: San Luigi Gonzaga University Hospital teaching campus, Orbassano (Turin metropolitan area), Piedmont, Italy
University founded: 1404

Cut-off trend

How the IMAT admission threshold moved from 2020 to 2025 — EU-pool and non-EU shown separately, on the 0–90 score scale.

EU cut-off Non-EU cut-off

Year	EU cut-off	Non-EU cut-off
2020	35.5	44.0
2021	35.5	44.0
2022	38.8	50.1
2023	37.4	49.0
2024	59.5	70.8
2025	59.1	67.1

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

Upper band: 2800

ISEE-income-linked. For academic year 2025-26 the official tuition ranged from €156 to €2,800 per year depending on the student's financial situation (per the University's official application portal). No separate flat-rate non-EU/international fee was stated on the official programme page; refer to the University's tuition-fees webpage for a.y. 2026-27 figures.

The programme

Single-cycle degree of 6 years / 12 semesters, 360 ECTS (CFU), fully taught in English
Early combination of basic scientific and clinical curricula
Interactive teaching methods
Curricula include specific educational goals for students interested in scientific research and cooperation
Campus-type environment: teaching, research and hospital facilities co-located at San Luigi Gonzaga University Hospital, promoting integrated courses and situational instruction

Teaching hospitals

San Luigi Gonzaga University Hospital (Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria San Luigi Gonzaga), Orbassano

How to get in

Admission to University of Turin'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 Turin among your university preferences on Universitaly, and places are filled by a single national merit ranking against the 102 seats above.

How the IMAT works Practise free for University of Turin

Living in Orbassano

Teaching takes place in Orbassano, a town of roughly 22,000-23,000 residents within the Turin metropolitan area of Piedmont; Turin itself is a major northern Italian city and regional capital with a large student population.

Frequently asked

Is Medicine at University of Turin taught in English?

Yes. Medicine and Surgery (English-taught, San Luigi Gonzaga campus) is a 6-year single-cycle degree (LM-41 (Medicine and Surgery / Medicina e chirurgia)) taught in English. Admission is through the IMAT.

How many places does University of Turin offer?

70 EU-pool and 32 non-EU seats for 2025 (official MUR bando D.M. 599/2025).

How do I get into University of Turin Medicine?

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

How much is tuition at University of Turin?