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If you’ve recently come across the idea of studying medicine in Italy but have no idea where to begin, this Jumpstart Guide is for you. The aim of this article is to take you from “I just heard there’s English medical schools in Italy and don’t know where to start” to “Ok, I have an […]
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Medical school in Italy is full of surprises, with big differences from what students experience in other countries. In this article, we’ll explore why what looks great about Italian medical schools on the surface may actually lead to unexpected challenges and we’ll give you practical advice on how to steer clear of common pitfalls faced
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This article was written by our guest writer Marina. Congratulations, you are now approaching your final year of medical school or are about to graduate! Crazily enough, med school eventually comes to an end as well. It might feel like a never-ending period of your life and yet one day you wake up and you
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Grades have long been a system to compare students, with many negative implications. Instead of being used to gauge a student’s performance and areas of weakness to improve, they have become a source of shame for many. It’s no surprise that medicine attracts some of society’s most competitive, high performers. But do grades really still
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Studying medicine in Italy requires a minimum of 6 years from the day of enrollment until you hold your diploma. Becoming a doctor begins with a dream and ends with a title, but the process is not as straightforward as you might think. It involves writing a thesis, defending it, completing mandatory internship hours, and
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Indian Student Interview Rangeshwaran is a medical student studying in english at Sapienza University of Rome, currently in the 2nd year. He is a graduate of biotechnology, he appeared for NEET but unfortunately didn’t qualify for it. Failing to qualify through NEET is not the end of your medical career, you have many other options
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Dear IMAT Prospects, My name’s Joel, I love to read books and write poetry; but most of all I love to learn. I was recently hired as lead editor and writer for AcadIMAT; which may seem odd, as the only thing books and a medical career have in common is the spine. No more than
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Italy offers many scholarships & grants to students of all backgrounds. Whether merit or income based, they never discriminate against internationals.
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Students might change their mind from their original university choice. When this does happen for whatever reason, is it possible to transfer to somewhere else?
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Erasmus is an incredible opportunity to study abroad with most of the costs covered. Students get to experience a brand new university and country while still progressing with their degree and studies. In this article we ask Karolina who has been studying in Bonn, Germany for the past few months as a part of the Erasmus+ programme what her experience has been like.
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