- · Campuses strategically located to ensure learning of the most updated trends and professional inputs in your chosen subject of studies with easier access to companies for internships and field visits.
5 campuses in amazing destinations such as Milan, Rome, Brescia, Cremona and Piacenza. - Milan
Università Cattolica's main campus is located in Milan. The busy streets around the campus are full of cafes, restaurants and shops. On campus you will still find hidden picturesque gardens and courtyards, which create a unique atmosphere and contribute to a good study environment. Milan is the economic, commercial and industrial capital of Italy, and a gateway to international markets. There are over 8,600 active national and international financial and insurance companies here. The Italian stock exchange, la Borsa Italiana, is only 10 minutes away from campus – an ideal proximity for students studying economics, management and banking and finance. Milan is the campus where most of our English programmes are taught and the city has been consistently ranked the best Italian city to study in (QS Best Student Cities 2022).
Rome
is the capital of Italy, rich in culture, art and religion. The sights you see along the street are reason enough to travel here, but also the food, the museums and the surroundings.
The Rome campus is recognized for its Faculty of Medicine, the "School of Medicine and Surgery". If you are interested in medicine, this is where you want to be. Not only will you get a solid education, but you will also enjoy the cultural life the city offers.
Brescia
Rich in cultural and leisure opportunities, Brescia is a thriving tourist attraction, thanks to its proximity to renowned lakes Garda and Iseo. The city has a long history, which embraces Roman, Medieval and Renaissance periods and a very active social and economic fabric.
Brescia is the innovation hub of the university, thanks to its state-of-the-art laboratories teaching the most up-to-date trends and professional inputs.
Piacenza and Cremona
Piacenza and Cremona are located in the northern part of Italy. Experience the city's rich history just by walking the streets, with old cathedrals and buildings. Here you will also find a museum with works of art from the Roman era, a significant history of music and beautiful nature.
Piacenza and Cremona campuses are immersed in the Food Valley, enjoying exceptionally strong links with companies in the agro-food sector: in fact, the degree programmes are taught by academics and researchers who are at the forefront of their respective fields, and who have extensive world-class experience.
Each campus offers something unique and perfectly linked to the subject you will choose to study:
- By living and studying in Milan, with its constant flow of international businesses and investments, our students are ideally positioned to put to practice the knowledge gained in their studies whilst using their own language abilities and cultural competencies.
- The campus in Rome features the Policlinico Gemelli hospital which is ideal for our medical students, set in a stunning green campus offering a quiet respite from Rome’s city centre frenzy, but close enough to allow students to go and explore the Eternal City easily.
- Brescia is the innovation hub of the university, thanks to its state-of-the-art laboratories teaching the most up-to-date trends and professional inputs.
- Piacenza and Cremona campuses are strategically located in the Italian food valley. By being smaller, these campuses offer a more intimate and laid-back atmosphere to accompany the contrast of the challenges of academia.
The university facilitates students’ search for accommodation by providing a list of recommended private housing providers specialized in international student accommodation. Some campuses offer options such as halls of residence both on and off campus, more details available on the university website.
