Single Courses
NOTICE OF ENROLLMENT IN INDIVIDUAL TEACHING COURSES
A.Y. 2025-2026
MSc MEDICINE AND SURGERY
(English-taught program) – Rome Campus
Reserved for EU and EU equivalent candidates
For the purposes of professional development, curricular integration, and cultural enrichment, UniCamillus allows enrollment in the single courses listed in the table referred to in Article 2, pertaining to the 1st and 2nd semesters of the first-year study plan of the Single-Cycle Master’s Degree Programme in Medicine and Surgery taught in English, at the Rome campus.
Enrollment in the single courses detailed below, as well as the completion of the related exams with subsequent formal certification, is allowed exclusively for EU and EU-equivalent candidates who meet one of the following conditions:
- hold a five-year upper secondary school diploma;
- hold a university degree awarded by UniCamillus or by another Italian or international university;
- are currently enrolled at another Italian university.
Students holding a foreign upper secondary school qualification must submit the diploma with a sworn translation into Italian or English, accompanied by the Verification and/or Comparability Statements issued by CIMEA. To obtain these statements, students may access the following link: https://unicamillus.org/en/services/cimea/
Students coming from non-Italian universities must also submit a declaration issued by the Italian Embassy or the Italian Consulate General competent for their territory, certifying that the university is officially recognised by the relevant government.
| COURSES – 1st Year – 1st semester | SSD | ECTS (CFU) | SEMESTER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Applied Physics | FIS/07 | 5 | I |
| Medical Statistics | MED/01 | 5 | I |
| Information Technology | INF/01 | 3 | I |
| Information Processing Systems | ING-INF/05 | 4 | I |
| Applied Biology | BIO/13 | 8 | I |
| Medical Genetics | MED/03 | 1 | I |
| Chemistry and introductory biochemistry | BIO/10 | 6 | I |
| COURSES – 1st Year – 2nd semester | SSD | ECTS (CFU) | SEMESTER |
|---|---|---|---|
| History of Medicine | MED/02 | 2 | II |
| Applied Economics | SECS-P/06 | 1 | II |
| Moral Philosophy | M-FIL/03 | 3 | II |
| Human Anatomy I | BIO/16 | 10 | II |
| Histology and Embriology | BIO/17 | 10 | II |
Application Submission Deadlines
Applications to participate in the call must be submitted exclusively by completing the dedicated form available on the University’s official website and sending it only via certified email (PEC) to [email protected], attaching a valid identity document.
Applications for single course enrollment will be accepted in chronological order of submission via certified email (PEC) until available seats are exhausted, and must be received by 1:00 PM on November 27th, 2025.
Following confirmation from the Student Office, candidates may proceed with online enrollment through the Gomp student portal by following the provided instructions. Single course enrolment must be finalized online via the Gomp student portal within 48 hours of receiving the communication from the Student Office.
Applications missing the required documentation and/or submitted through channels other than those specified in this notice will not be evaluated and will be considered null and void.
For information regarding the enrolment procedure, applicants may contact the Student Office at the following email address: [email protected]
Lessons and Examinations
Lectures will be delivered in class starting from October 28th, 2025, at the UniCamillus campus in Rome. The detailed schedule of lectures and exams can be consulted on the University’s website at the following link: https://unicamillus.org/en/courses/msc/medicine-and-surgery-rome/#calendar
Students enrolled in single courses will take exams following the same procedures and timelines as students enrolled in the degree programme. Exams must be completed no later than September 30th, 2026. Should a student enrolled in single courses later decide to enrol in a Single-Cycle Master’s Degree Programme at UniCamillus, they may request recognition of credits earned through passed exams.
To be eligible to take exams, students must be up to date with the required fees and must have attended at least 67% of the lectures scheduled in the relevant academic calendar.