If you decided that you want to enrol on an English-taught medical program in Italy, you better get familiar with Italian bureaucracy (there’s a lot of it, trust us). This article will guide you through the different registration steps and the way that the ranking list works. Registration The first step is signing up […]
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Sight dominates all other senses and is the best tool for learning. Studying books and summaries, with ‘x’ amount of time available, produces good or bad results (that depends on you), but studying the same things, in the same amount of time, with the help of pictures and diagrams will produce better results. Trust us
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Sleeping well is a serious matter. Sleep is essential for our cognitive functions. Sleeping poorly, or even not sleeping, can cause imbalances in our brain, undermining the functions of our body that we could define as basic, such as manual dexterity. In this episode of Brain Rules, as you might have guessed, we are going
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Only eight questions but two very vast syllabi. How should you approach these subjects for the test? The programmes of Maths and Physics include topics that are typically covered in high school: Physics: from measure units and vectors to hints of electromagnetism Mathematics: from numerical sets and algebra up to probability and statistics
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Studying chemistry is lots of fun, right? We bet it is one of your favourite subjects. Do not despair. This subject is a hassle for most students. Chemistry is not pleasant, especially when approaching the subject for the first time. However, having a good grip on it is actually fundamental and probably the best strategy
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The University of Bologna – Alma Mater Studiorum (literally “nourishing mother of studies”) is thought to be the oldest university in the world. It was founded in 1088 and focused on the teaching of law. The School of Medicine was founded around the XIV century, and it was the first to introduce the mandatory learning
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June is just around the corner, and you are about to face a very special moment in your life: graduation. However, something else begins to occupy your mind: the International Medical Admission Test, aka IMAT. Sure, you probably never really forgot about it, but with Finals approaching, you likely set aside your worries about IMAT
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How much time should I dedicate to the study of biology for the admission test? How should I organise my time? And, if anybody is wondering, why should I spend time on it? The answer to the last question is relatively straightforward: biology is the most abundant test subject. It accounts for 18 questions
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Preparing for IMAT is extremely time and energy-consuming. Once you get in, things can become pretty frantic: you have a few weeks to complete your matriculation, hop on a train/bus/plane, find a house and actually start attending your lectures. This can feel incredibly overwhelming. Don’t panic and try to get a moment to take it
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September 9th is getting closer and closer; you are probably exhausted and dream about the vacation that awaits you after the test. The next couple of weeks will be the most challenging period of your preparation. You need to remain calm and stay focused. Don’t panic and keep going! Stress and fear can lead you
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