UniCamillus University has opened applications for the academic year 2026–2027 to take the admission tests for the BSc in Nursing (taught in English) and the BSc in Midwifery (taught in Italian), both delivered at the Rome Campus.
Candidates holding a high school diploma are eligible to apply. Registration for the admission test must be completed online via the GOMP student portal – https://unicamillus-studenti.gomp.it/Login/Index?ReturnUrl=%2f – by 1pm on 14th July 2026.
The admission test consists of a written exam comprising 60 multiple-choice questions, covering logical reasoning, general knowledge, biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. The total duration is 60 minutes. The test will take place online from home on Friday 17th July 2026. For the BSc Nursing, the test will be in English, whilst for the BSc Midwifery it will be in Italian.
The results of the test will be published on the University’s website by 21st July 2026.
BSc Nursing and BSc Midwifery: emerging needs in modern healthcare
In Italy, demand for healthcare professionals consistently exceeds supply, with an estimated shortfall of around 65,000 nurses in the national health service. This gap reflects a nurse-to-population ratio that is still below the European average and places increasing pressure on hospitals, local health services and community care. Against this backdrop, the BSc Nursing stands out as one of the degree programmes with the greatest impact on employment, meeting a clear and growing need within the healthcare system.
At the same time, the BSc in Midwifery is also being developed in the context of an evolving healthcare system, characterised by a growing focus on maternal and child health, the expansion of local and antenatal care services, and the strengthening of policies aimed at prevention and supporting the birth rate. Against this backdrop, the midwifery profession is taking on an increasingly central role in community care models and in ensuring continuity of care for mothers and children, becoming a key figure in the current structure of public healthcare.
UniCamillus: educational quality and employment outcomes
Confirming the strength of its educational model, UniCamillus also stands out in the latest AlmaLaurea 2026 Reports, which highlight its high employment effectiveness and strong appeal. Among BSc graduates in employment one year after graduation, 97.8% consider their degree to be effective for the work they do, a figure well above the national average. Over the same period, the employment rate stands at 86.5%, with almost nine out of ten graduates stating that they make significant use of the skills acquired during their university studies.
Students’ overall satisfaction also confirms the quality of the educational experience: 92.8% of graduates say they are satisfied with their course, and more than eight in ten would choose UniCamillus again, in many cases enrolling on the same degree programme. The AlmaLaurea data also highlight the timely completion of studies and the overall quality of education, with a high percentage of students completing their degree on time and an average mark above the national average, confirming UniCamillus as a university capable of guiding students towards both academic and professional success.