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DiMIT Courses

DiMIT is involved in the teaching of all degree programmes affiliated with the School of Medicine, to which management has been delegated.

In particular, the Department is:

  • lead department for the degree programme in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics, the Bachelor’s degree programme in Sport and Exercise Sciences, and the following Bachelor’s degree programmes for healthcare professions: Midwifery, Physiotherapy, Dental Hygiene, and Medical Radiology, Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques, all based at the Varese campus.
  • associated department for the degree programme in Medicine and Surgery, and for the Bachelor’s degree programmes for the following healthcare professions: Nursing, Professional Education, Cardiovascular Pathophysiology and Cardiovascular Perfusion Techniques, Biomedical Laboratory Techniques — all based at the Varese campus — and Environment and Workplace Prevention Techniques, based in Como.

With regard to third-cycle education, DiMIT is the lead department for the PhD Programme in Experimental and Translational Medicine. In addition, DiMIT hosts several medical postgraduate specialisation schools and acts as an associated department for other specialisation schools. DiMIT also hosts Master’s programmes, including Breast Care, Family and Community Nursing and Midwifery and Case/Care Management, and Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology.

To view the full educational offering of courses in the healthcare and sports areas, please consult the information available at the following links:

Degree programmes

Bachelor’s degrees in the healthcare professions aim to train professionals who work in specific areas of health, supporting medical staff. Key strengths include the low student-to-staff ratio and the intensive practical placements carried out at affiliated hospital facilities in the local area.

Links to the courses are provided below:

PHYSIOTHERAPY
DENTAL HYGIENE
MIDWIFERY
MOVEMENT SCIENCE
IMAGING AND RADIOTHERAPY TECHNIQUES

Links to the courses are provided below:

SCIENCES OF PREVENTIVE AND ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES

The educational offering includes two single-cycle Master’s degree programmes in Medicine and Surgery, and Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics.

The degree programme in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics trains dentists qualified to practise the profession, combining solid theoretical foundations in the two-year preclinical phase with intensive clinical practice from the third year onwards, through lectures, laboratories and hospital placements.

Links to the courses are provided below:

MEDICINE AND SURGERY
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY

Enrolment is generally open from 1 August to 30 November each year. For further information, please visit:

 

Enrollment procedures
Postgraduate programs

The PhD is a research training programme lasting at least three academic years, enabling students to acquire the skills needed to carry out high-level research. It also represents an essential step towards pursuing a professional career in academia.

The PhD in Translational Medicine, offered by the Department, aims to train researchers who study the molecular mechanisms and physiological and biochemical processes underlying diseases, with the goal of translating them into clinical and diagnostic applications. This aim is fully aligned with DiMIT’s vision and research activity, which are based on the use of advanced technologies and interdisciplinary approaches.

Further information is available on the PhD Programme in Experimental and Translational Medicine page.

For applications and information for enrolled students, please consult:

 

Ph.D. - Doctoral programs

University Master’s programmes allow graduates to deepen their knowledge in specific scientific fields after completing a degree programme. They are also open to anyone wishing to attend for cultural interests, lifelong learning or professional development purposes.

DiMIT’s offering includes Master’s programmes in Breast Care, Family and Community Nursing and Midwifery and Case/Care Management, and Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology.

For a full list of University Master’s programmes, please consult:

Master’s programmes.

Professional programs

A medical postgraduate specialisation school is a highly professionalising training pathway of variable duration, from three to five years, which trains medical specialists in various fields. Specialisation schools are open to graduates in Medicine who have obtained their professional qualification and are registered with the relevant professional body. They provide theoretical, practical and often research-based training.

DiMIT lecturers are responsible for the teaching organisation of medical and non-medical postgraduate specialisation schools, including Anatomical Pathology, General Surgery, Dermatology and Venereology, Microbiology and Virology for doctors, Microbiology and Virology for non-medical graduates, Child Neuropsychiatry, Paediatrics, Radiodiagnostics and Urology.

For applications and information for enrolled students, please consult:

Graduate schools