A psychiatry residency means working on some of the most open questions in medicine. Depression alone illustrates the scale of the challenge: by 2030, WHO projections place it as the leading cause of global disease burden. Yet the mechanisms behind it remain only partially understood. The brain is...

The master’s in rehabilitation sciences responds to a shift that has reshaped daily work in wards, outpatient clinics and community care settings. Rehabilitation professionals now routinely manage older patients with complex clinical profiles and care pathways that extend well beyond discharge.

Time management is one of those skills that university tends to assume students already have. The implicit expectation is that undergraduates, having completed secondary school, know how to organise their study independently, distribute their workload, and keep pace with multiple deadlines without...

The anaesthesiology residency is one of the most wide-ranging pathways in medicine. It spans every clinical and surgical field: intensive care, emergency management, resuscitation intervention, pain medicine, and hyperbaric therapy. To understand what training in this discipline actually involves,...

Organ donation and transplantation are among the most complex and sensitive procedures in contemporary medicine, both from a clinical and an organisational standpoint. For this system to function, it requires highly specialised professionals capable of managing every stage of the pathway from...

Imagine your future at the frontier of Science

Have you ever dreamed of contributing to discoveries that can save lives?Biotechnology drives the most innovative therapies, and today more than ever, it is seeking new talents ready to combine scientific expertise, international vision, and passion...

When choosing to enroll in a Psychology program, one of the most frequently asked questions is: “What kind of job opportunities will I have?” Often, people assume that the only option is to become a clinical psychologist — but that is just one of many possibilities.

The first student-led scientific project born in the International MD Program at UniSR shows what’s possible when students, faculty, and the entire university move together.

What happens when a group of medical students decides to invite one of the most influential figures in clinical research to speak at their university? At Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, the result was an unforgettable encounter—one that affirmed the power of curiosity, courage, and community.