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University of Turin Medicine in English – A Quick Overview

The Academic Year 

The typical academic year at University of Turin is composed of a first semester that starts during the first week of October and finishes in the first week of February, and a second semester that starts from the first week of March and finishes towards the end of June. Classes are scheduled during both semesters, and exam sessions are held in February, June, July, and September. Exams are conducted by means of both a written test and an oral examination.

1st Year Subjects in the International Medical Course

The subjects of the 1st year may slightly vary from year to year, but they generally consist in:

  • Basis of Human Morphology 1
  • Biochemical and Molecular Basis of Metabolism
  • Cell Biology and Genetics 
  • English and Italian Medical language
  • Interprofessional Clerkship 1
  • Introduction to Medicine
  • Physics
  • Preparatory Biochemistry

During the 1st year, classes are held 4 hours in the morning, from 9 am to 1 pm, and 4 hours in the afternoon, from 2 pm to 6 pm. For the next years, classes will be held only 4 hours in the afternoon, to allow students to attend (unpaid) traineeships in the morning.

To give you a better idea of how classes are spread out throughout the week, the picture below shows an example of timetable of the first year classes of Medicine and Surgery in English at University of Turin.

12 thoughts on “University of Turin Medicine in English – A Quick Overview”

  1. are pre enrollments still open for university of turin, la sapieza and parma also do I directly pre enroll or have to pre register the offical website of turin says course isnt available right now does that mean we can still pre enroll and wait for course to open or it is already closed kindly provide assistance

  2. The total Six years includes Internship also ? In India Medicine program MBBS is total 5.5 years which includes 4.5 years study plus 1 year House surgency /Internship. In Italy the 6 year program includes internsip also or do the students need to do 1 year internship for completeing the course ?

  3. Is there is cimea who do comparison of degree or there is any other website who do it for university of turin medicine and surgery

  4. Hello. One of my priorities is that the college has many exchange opportunities. Apart from Bologna, Milan and Rome, which college would have the most opportunities?

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