Starting this weekend, new posts will appear on the Students Blog at Medschool.it. The posts at this URL will be still archived and available, both here and there.


Starting this weekend, new posts will appear on the Students Blog at Medschool.it. The posts at this URL will be still archived and available, both here and there.
Prof. Nicoletta Gagliano has a Ph.D. in Physiopathology of Aging from the University of Milan. She is a Professor of Histology at the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, and Director of the Extracellular Matrix Laboratory, University of Milan. Continue reading →
Studying medicine in Italy, in English, has some unique implications for note-taking. Here is a system I have devised. Continue reading →
It is nearly impossible to master the discipline of medicine without textbooks. At the IMS at the University of Milan, we have considerable choice about the textbooks we use, and a number of different ways of acquiring them. Continue reading →
Histology, the study of biological tissues, is a fun subject in the first year at the IMS at the University of Milan. We observe — literally — the human body at tiny scales. Continue reading →
Yesterday, I was craving pizza for lunch. So I went out searching for it, in the neighborhood around the building where our classes are held, here at the IMS at the University of Milan. What I found was a pleasant surprise. Continue reading →
The non-fluent speakers of Italian at the IMS, University of Milan, had our first language courses today. Here is how the program’s system works of teaching Italian to second-language students. Continue reading →
Eitan Keizman
Eitan, one of the most accomplished students here in Pavia, answers some questions that everyone, who wants to study medicine in Italy, has on their mind.
Eitan is a sixth-year student who has already published a book, done a summer internship at Boston Children’s Hospital, participated in complex operations in the OR — and much more.
An interview with four first-year students at the University of Pavia
Camila Archela from Brazil, course: medicine in English
Elena mitsulova from Bulgaria, course: biotechnology in Italian
Raz Friedman from Israel, course: medicine in English
Shay Davidovich from Israel, course: medicine in English
The International Medical School of the University of Milan has its first and second-year courses at LITA, Italy’s Laboratorio Interdisciplinare Tecnologie Avanzate (Advanced Technology Interdisciplinary Laboratory). The facility permits us to have direct contact with international-level researchers in biomedical sciences. Continue reading →