Hosted at one of Europe’s leading medical and research institutions, internationally recognised for its excellence in patient care, cutting-edge technology, and ground breaking scientific discoveries.
It combines world-class medical practice with academic innovation. Students benefit from direct exposure to practicing physicians, advanced simulation labs, and real clinical environments —making it an ideal setting to gain early insight into the medical profession.
About the Course
The Medicine Summer Program in Milan is designed for motivated high school students who are considering a future in medicine or healthcare. Through direct training with doctors and specialists, participants not only gain early exposure to medical practice but also develop essential skills in diagnostics, emergency response,
and patient care.
ACADEMIC PROGRAM:
Simulations
Specialist Workshops
Hospital Immersion
IMAT Prep & Academica Coaching
STRUCTURE:
Intensive 30- hour programme
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Daily lessons, labs & hospital simulations.
IMAT preparation classes & resources (study guides).
On-site accommodation.
3 meals a day
All excursions & cultural activities.
Insurance & 24/7 staff support.
Arrival: Sunday Departure: Saturday (Residential)
Secure training & studying facilities
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
Visit Milan ́s best medical schools and hospitals
Day Camps are also available at this camp from €2,850 (2 week minimum -Monday to Friday) - Lunch provided
Supplements
(Airport Transfers) - € 50 per way (Milan Linate) or € 100 per way (Milan Malpensa/Bergamo)
Extra Night: € 150
About the School
Students are introduced to the fundamentals of medicine and healthcare practice, learning the theoretical foundations of key medical specialties while gaining practical experience through hands-on simulations such as CPR, suturing, ultrasound, and diagnostic techniques. In addition to clinical training, the program emphasises academic development through IMAT preparation and coaching, equipping students with both the knowledge and confidence essential for future medical studies.
