It’s no surprise that studying medicine in Italy is becoming an increasingly popular choice, with the country offering rich cultural experiences on a backdrop of ancient historic tapestry, and combined with excellent educational quality cultivated through centuries of experience. Italy hosts two of the oldest universities in the world, La Sapienza and Federico II which were both established over 700 years ago, as well as the University of Bologna, which is the birthplace of one of the first-ever Anatomy books worldwide. However, Italy also hosts new, modern universities that have a focus on cutting-edge technology and new approaches to teaching future doctors which are seen at institutions such as the University of Bicocca, and engineering integrated courses like Turin Medical School.