Sapienza University of Rome (Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sant’Andrea University Hospital) · Rome, Italy
A three-year nursing degree taught in English, linked to the Sant’Andrea University Hospital in Rome. Sapienza runs its own admission test for this course.
NMBI recognises EU/EEA nursing qualifications in a separate step before registration, and places each applicant in one of three groups. G1 is the EU automatic recognition pathway (Directive 2005/36/EC, Annex V), where NMBI only checks your paperwork. G2 is the general system, where NMBI also assesses your qualification, and you may have to complete a compensation measure. G3 covers qualifications outside the Directive. Under EU law, automatic recognition normally applies to general care (adult) nursing degrees listed in Annex V. Specialist qualifications such as psychiatric, children’s or intellectual disability nursing usually go through the general system, but NMBI does not publish a list. Its MyNMBI tool tells you which group you are in. English-language requirements also apply.
| Country | Italy |
| City | Rome |
| Language | English |
| Apply via | University online portal (Sapienza Infostud) |
| Places | 18 EU places + 1 non-EU place (2026/27) |
| Entry | Entrance exam |
The FMCC European Courses Test matches your interests to English-taught courses across Europe, filtered by where you would like to study and your budget. €24.95.
Take the European Courses TestAsk us about 1:1 guidanceChecked against the official Sapienza University of Rome website: September 2026 (2027 entry). Details are from the 2026/27 call; confirm the 2027 dates with Sapienza when the new call is published. Always confirm details with the university before applying.