Program overview
Gestione della patologia del basso tratto genitale femminile (II edizione) is listed as university master (master universitario di ii livello), full time, in person offered by Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore – Fondazione Policlinico Universitario A. Gemelli IRCCS in Rome, Italy. It is listed under Women's Health & Medical Gynecology, with an original program classification of Lower genital tract disease: HPV/STI, cervical, vaginal and vulvar pre-neoplastic and neoplastic disease.
Faculty
Named faculty have not yet been recorded here. Check the official source for the current teaching team.
Application information
- Deadline / application cycle
- Enrolment deadline 20 November 2026
- International applicants
- Catholic University admission page accepts degrees obtained abroad (Declaration of Value, CIMEA comparability or Diploma Supplement); student visa applicants must pre-enrol via Universitaly; at enrolment foreign graduates must submit Ministry of Health recognition and, if the master includes an internship, authorisation to practise in Italy. Requires OB-GYN specialisation. Italian-language programme.
- Visa support
- Student visa applicants must pre-enrol on Universitaly (stated on Catholic University admission page); foreign graduates must hold Italian medical authorisation to practise if the master includes an internship.
- Funding
- Fee 4,000 EUR total (2,500 at enrolment + 1,500 by 31 May 2027); no admission fee.
- Verified as of
- 2026-10-20
Classification
- Directory pathway
- Women's Health & Medical Gynecology
- Original classification
- Lower genital tract disease: HPV/STI, cervical, vaginal and vulvar pre-neoplastic and neoplastic disease
- Program format
- University master (Master universitario di II livello), full time, in person
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