Vita-Salute San Raffaele University
| City | Country |
| Milano | Italy |
Services
Student services
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University offers not only a space to study and practice teaching at once: students also have the opportunity to live the Campus.
The UniSR Campus is a community for students: functional residences, cultural proposals, sports activities, opportunities for solidarity and commitment.
Living the Campus means being part of a community where spaces and services are created to suit students: to stimulate interest, to cultivate passions, to grow through a complete training and stimulating human experiences.
The UniSR Campus environment is built on the student’s centrality and the valorization of his talents and potentials.
Housing services
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University has two dedicated student halls called Cascina Melghera and Cassinella which are newly reconstructed typical Lombardy farmhouses offering private bedrooms and common rooms for studying together and for living the exciting experience of being part of the Cascina Community and family thus enriching their involvement at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University.
The University also provides information for finding accommodation in the surrounding area.
Library services
Situated on the first floor of the DIBIT building, the library has a large and luminous consultation hall, posts for on-line research and, thanks to the so-called “open shelf” collocation, permits direct access to the material available to every user. There are 40,000 volumes of periodicals and over 400 active subscriptions. The monographic collection amounts to around 6,000 volumes.
ICT services
The personal of the ICT office of the University is at the disposal of the students to solve any internet access problem. The students also have three classrooms with computers.
Medical services
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University is located in the same campus than the San Raffaele Hospital, one of the biggest Hospitals of Milan.
Student Life
Campus life
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University offers not only a space to study and practice teaching at once: students also have the opportunity to live the Campus.
The UniSR Campus is a community for students: functional residences, cultural proposals, sports activities, opportunities for solidarity and commitment.
Living the Campus means being part of a community where spaces and services are created to suit students: to stimulate interest, to cultivate passions, to grow through a complete training and stimulating human experiences.
The Campus environment is built on the student’s centrality and the valorization of his talents and potentials
Sports facilities
The UniSR sports club are a great way to compete and meet new friends in a more relaxed, welcoming environment. Club teams include soccer, rugby, basketball, volley, Tennis and running. In addition to regular team sports , UniSR offers the opportunity to practice indoor climbing, cheerleading, chess and special events where you can practice, play, and participate to many activities
Student clubs
Extracurricular activities are a main part of the UniSR experience. They create unique opportunities for friendship and learning.
There are many student associations. It is possible to join one of the student association or to create a new club with the help and coordination of a specific service in UniSR (Live Campus Service)
- Music: Every years UniSR organize a musical Festival "IoCiSuono" where students can sing or play their music
- UniSR Drama Club. Acting Class during all academic year with a final performance.
- Politics: Political and social speeches and debates, or special-interest groups.
- Identity and culture: IDEA cultural groups (LGTBQ).
Accreditation
The University courses are accredited by the Italian Ministry of University and Research through the Italian Accrediting Agency ANVUR.
The Medical School is listed in the World Health Organization and enjoys recognition of the the British General Medical Council and by the US Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG®).
