UniCamillus · EU and non-EU candidates

UniCamillus for EU and non-EU candidates: two different admissions

Checked against Saint Camillus International University of Health Sciences (UniCamillus)'s official pages on 27 October 2026. No 2027/28 call had been published on 27 October 2026; the last 2026/27 round (Rector's Decrees No. 639 and 640, test on 19 November 2026) was open.

Key figures

application fee: EU route / non-EU route
€180 / €50
maximum score: EU test / non-EU written test and oral
90 / 120
places in the first and second 2026/27 non-EU calls
225 / 83
first-year fee on the English course, on both routes
€21,000

UniCamillus fills its English-taught Medicine and Surgery course in Rome through two kinds of call. Italian and EU candidates, and those treated like them, sit the 60-question admission test. Non-EU candidates resident abroad do not: they take a written reasoning test and an online oral in English, under their own calls, places and calendar. This page sets the two routes side by side as the 2026/27 calls describe them, and says which one is yours.

In short

  • The EU route is for Italian and EU citizens, citizens of Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, San Marino and the Holy See, and the categories of Article 26 of Law 189/2002.
  • The non-EU route is for non-EU candidates residing abroad, and only for the English course: the 2026/27 calls for the Italian-taught course were for EU and equivalent candidates.
  • EU: 60 questions, scored out of 90, minimum 9 points, ties by the humanitarian questions. Non-EU: a 51-question reasoning test (IRT-3) plus an oral out of 69, total 120, ties by the oral.
  • Both routes pay the same fees once admitted: €2,000 + €6,000 at enrolment and two instalments of €6,500, €21,000 in the first year.

The two routes side by side

EU and equivalentNon-EU resident abroad
CoursesEnglish course (Rome) and Italian course (Venice Mestre, Rome, Cefalù)English course (Rome) only
Selection60 multiple-choice questions in 60 minutes, at homeIRT-3 written reasoning test, then an online oral in English
Maximum score90120 (51 written + 69 oral)
Minimum9 points (10% of 90) to be eligibleNone stated; a valid score needs both parts
Tie-breakHumanitarian questions, then the youngerThe oral score, then the younger
Application fee€180€50
2026/27 roundsFour: tests in March, May, September and NovemberTwo: tests in March and June
Final-year school studentsAdmitted to the first two rounds' tests onlyAdmitted, if the diploma arrives by the last enrolment date

Places, 2026/27: 425 in the first EU call for the English course, then what each round left (66 in November); 225 in the first non-EU call (RD 55) and 83 in the second (RD 200).

What the non-EU selection involves

The non-EU calls (RD 55 and RD 200) describe a selection that tests no school science in writing.

  1. 01

    Written test: IRT-3

    The computer-based Internet Reasoning Test 3, in English: Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning and Abstract Reasoning, 17 questions each, one point each, 51 in all, to be completed within a set time the call does not state.

  2. 02

    Oral, online, in English

    An interview on general culture and notions of biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics, scored from 0 to 69.

  3. 03

    Ranking out of 120

    Written and oral are added. Skip either and you have no valid score. Results are published anonymously and checked with the submission code.

  4. 04

    Admitted or eligible

    Those within the places are admitted; everyone ranked below is eligible and moves up by sliding notices as places free.

Which call is yours

  • A citizen of Italy or another EU country applies through the EU call, wherever they live and whatever their diploma.
  • A citizen of Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, San Marino or the Holy See is treated as EU: the non-EU call itself sends them to the EU call.
  • A non-EU citizen in one of the categories of Article 26 of Law 189/2002, which RD 640 describes as foreign students residing in Italy, also applies through the EU call.
  • A non-EU citizen living abroad applies through the non-EU call, and needs the Declaration of Value for a foreign diploma and the student-visa procedure that MUR publishes each year.

Questions

Do non-EU students take the same UniCamillus test?

No. Non-EU candidates resident abroad sit the IRT-3 reasoning test (51 questions) and an online oral in English, scored out of 120. The 60-question test out of 90 is for EU and equivalent candidates.

Is there an interview for UniCamillus Medicine?

Only on the non-EU route: an online oral in English on general culture and notions of biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics, worth up to 69 of the 120 points. The EU route has no interview.

Can non-EU students apply to the Italian-taught course?

Not from abroad in 2026/27: the Italian-taught course's calls were for Italian, EU and equivalent candidates and foreign students residing in Italy, and UniCamillus listed no non-EU call for it.

When are the UniCamillus non-EU calls for 2027/28?

Not published on 27 October 2026. In 2026/27 the first non-EU call (RD 55) was dated 30 January 2026, with registration until 4 March and the written test from 9 March 2026.

Official sources

Every figure on this page was read on the source itself on the date above. (27 October 2026)

Practise in the real format

A free practice paper in the 2026/27 format: 60 five-option questions (10 logic and reading comprehension, 15 Biology, 15 Chemistry, 15 Physics, 5 on the humanitarian mission), scored +1.5, −0.25 and 0, in English and in Italian, with every answer explained and a PDF to download. Written by IvyTest, not an official UniCamillus paper.

Try the free practice paperSee UniCamillus preparation

The UniCamillus Admission Test, one question at a time

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