Milan is the campus that offers the highest number of English-taught programmes. Students may choose from a range of semester, summer and winter programmes, as well as undergraduate and graduate degrees or Specialising Master programmes across eight Schools. Moreover, international students have the opportunity to do an internship as part of their degree or study abroad programme.

 

Highlights

•  Milan is the economic capital of Italy with over 3,000 active companies present, ranging from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to multinationals

• The World capital of fashion and design brands, host of many annual international events
• Centrally located campus facilitates access to internships across the city
• Conveniently positioned, transport hub with three airports, high-speed trains, and a 2-hour drive from the Alps and the Ligurian coast

Università Cattolica has developed a brand new sustainable campus. The building is designed with a 70-kilowatt solar power system. The campus houses over 2,000 students from the Schools of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences, Education, Psychology and an undergraduate programme from Political and Social Sciences.

 

Highlights

• Brescia has a long history that is evidenced by the architecture of Roman, Medieval and Renaissance periods
• The city has a very active social and economic fabric
• Rich in cultural and leisure opportunities, it is a thriving tourist attraction, thanks to its proximity to renowned lakes Garda and Iseo

In Cremona, Università Cattolica has recently moved and is now housed in the new campus in the former Monastery of Santa Monica. The new campus is set to design the future for the younger generations, highlighting the importance of learning, and making most of the territorial resources.

 

Highlights

• Cremona has a picturesque historic centre with most sights clustered around the main square, Piazza del Comune
• A must for music lovers. The city was home to many luthiers, makers of stringed instruments
• The Teatro Ponchielli (where Mozart once performed) has one of the largest stages in Italy and is still popular for international performances

The Piacenza campus has on-campus Agribusiness laboratories including the most recent, SensoryLab, a sensory analysis laboratory, useful for students to learn the main sensory evaluation techniques applied to different food products from coffee to wine, oil and chocolate. The idea is to taste food, not only with the taste buds but to involve all the senses, from sight to smell, from hearing to touch.

 

Highlights

•  Piacenza is located less than 1-hour train ride away from Milan
• A key position in the Northern Italian food valley where approximately 53,000 agricultural businesses are based
• €113 billion contributions to the agri-food sector

Università Cattolica, Rome campus is affiliated with the Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli hospital which opened in 1964. It is ranked the best hospital in Italy and #37 worldwide based on the World’s Best Hospital 2023 Ranking by Newsweek.

 

Highlights

• A true cultural capital. The Eternal City and cradle of western civilisation
• An open-air museum: host to many of the world’s most breathtaking masterpieces, from Michelangelo’s ceiling in la Cappella Sistina, to the beautiful attractions in Piazza Navona, la Fontana di Trevi, il Vittoriano, il Colosseo
• A popular set of Academy Award-winning movies: The Great Beauty, La Dolce Vita, and Roman Holiday among others