UniCamillus University is launching a three-year BSc in Physiotherapy, taught in Italian, for the 2026–2027 academic year.
This three-year programme (180 ECTS credits) trains healthcare professionals to work in treatment and rehabilitation, therapeutic education, prevention, management and research, developing clinical and interpersonal skills through internships, simulations and role-playing.
The same high quality as always, now also available in Italian
The English-taught programme has already shown excellent results, with the latest figures from the AlmaLaurea 2025 Report showing :
- 95.7% of students attended more than 75% of their lectures
- 69.6% of students would enrol on the same course again
- High levels of satisfaction with laboratories, equipment and library services
The UniCamillus BSc in Physiotherapy taught in Italian confirms its high educational standards and the quality of its practical training, offering students comprehensive and structured professional development, and making the programme more accessible to those who do not have an advanced level of English.
The BSc in Physiotherapy taught in Italian will continue to be led by Professor Susanna Cordone, as Head of the BSc, and Dr Alessandra Carlizza, as Programme Director.
Studying Physiotherapy at UniCamillus: a strategic choice
The role of the physiotherapist in Italy is well-established and growing: there are an estimated 70,000 practising physiotherapists in the country, with a significant proportion under the age of 40, indicating an ongoing generational shift. Furthermore, according to official estimates, there are approximately 118 physiotherapists per 100,000 inhabitants across Italy, a figure that places Italy in line with the European average for the sector.
The profession operates within a social context in which functional limitations and mobility difficulties affect a significant proportion of the population. According to recent ISTAT data, millions of people report difficulties with daily activities due to health or functional issues, a clear indicator of the constant demand for rehabilitation services in the country.
Precisely because of this growing demand, studying Physiotherapy is a strategic choice, and doing so at UniCamillus means embarking on a comprehensive and stimulating programme that combines academic excellence, practical training and an international outlook, producing professionals who are ready to meet the needs of the job market and seize opportunities both within the national healthcare system and internationally.