Nursing Enrollment Surge to Bolster Italy‘s Healthcare Reform
Rome, Italy – April 30, 2025 – Registrations are now open for 37,000 places across Italy’s health professions programs, a critical step in supporting the nation’s ongoing healthcare sector reform. The initiative aims to address chronic staffing shortages and modernize the country’s medical infrastructure, with a particular focus on bolstering the nursing workforce.
The surge in available placements comes as Italy navigates notable challenges in maintaining adequate healthcare access for its aging population.The reform package, announced earlier this year, prioritizes increased investment in training and recruitment for nurses and medical professionals. This latest enrollment drive is a key component of that plan, seeking to attract a new generation to the field and alleviate pressure on existing healthcare systems. The Ministry of Health anticipates the influx of new graduates will begin to impact service delivery within the next three to five years.
The available positions encompass a wide range of healthcare disciplines, but nursing programs represent a substantial portion of the total.The Ministry of University and Research is managing the application process, with details available on its website. Prospective students are encouraged to apply promptly, as competition for places is expected to be high.
