Program Overview

Program Overview

The Scuola di specializzazione in Medicina nucleare is a 4-year program that aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become specialists in Nuclear Medicine.

Program Details

• Code: 7137
• Area: Servizi clinici
• Academic Year: 2024/2025
• Ordinamento: Nuovo ordinamento – DM 68/2015
• Director/Coordinator: Prof.ssa Valentina Ambrosini
• Duration: 4 years
• Application Deadline: 10/06/2025 (Expired)

Program Structure

• Type: Autonoma
• Notes: Accredited according to DD 1269 of 23/09/2025
• Reference Structure: Dipartimento di Scienze mediche e chirurgiche - DIMEC
• Professional Profile: Specialista in Medicina Nucleare

Admission Requirements

• Eligibility: The competition is open to those who have obtained a degree in Medicine and Surgery and are qualified to practice the profession.
• Admission Criteria: The admission competition is based on titles and exams, with a written test to be passed and an evaluation of the titles (degree grade, curriculum, exams) as specified in the admission announcement.
• Valuable Titles: For the current academic year, reference should be made to the relevant admission announcement.

Program Content

• Credits: 240 CFU
• Attendance: Mandatory
• Workload: The time commitment required for doctors in training is equal to that required for full-time medical personnel in the National Health Service, equal to 38 hours per week.
• Final Exam: To obtain the specialization diploma, the specialist in training must pass the final exam, which consists of the discussion of the specialization thesis.

Incompatibility with Other Courses

• The law n. 33/2022 "Provisions on the simultaneous enrollment in two higher education courses" has established that it is possible to enroll simultaneously in a degree course or a master's degree course and a master's, doctoral, or specialization course, with the exception of medical specialization courses.

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