University Vita-Salute San Raffaele International PhD Course in Molecular Medicine
University Vita-Salute San Raffaele

University Vita-Salute San Raffaele

International PhD Course in Molecular Medicine

Milan, Italy

PhD

3 years

English

Full time

01 Jul 2026*

Oct 2026

EUR 1,640 **

On-Campus

* Call for application will be published soon

** PhD will be paid a yearly amount of 18,000€. 1640€ is a feed to cover insurance and other additional costs

Key Summary

    About : The International PhD Course in Molecular Medicine provides advanced training in molecular biology and clinical research. This multidisciplinary program aims to develop research skills and knowledge in molecular medicine. Students engage in innovative research projects and collaborate with experts in the field.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in academia, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, or healthcare. Potential roles include research scientist, clinical researcher, or industry consultant, providing opportunities in both public and private sectors.

International PhD Course in Molecular Medicine

The San Raffaele University, top-ranked among the research universities in Italy, offers a PhD program aimed to provide excellent guidance, support and training to graduate students interested in understanding the molecular processes underlying human diseases and in designing new approaches for their treatment.

The PhD Course in Molecular Medicine operates within the San Raffaele Scientific Institute, one of the largest biomedical research environments in Italy and well renowned internationally.

Completion requires 36 months of full-time studies and allows students to undertake a major research project in one of the over 100 research laboratories present in our Institute. Training and mentoring offers students individualized professional development and a gateway for basic, clinical and industrial research careers.

Training

Our Ph.D. Program is aimed to provide outstanding interdisciplinary training in the broad area of Molecular Medicine. Ph.D. students are expected to spend most of their time working on a research project under the direct supervision of a Director of Studies and with the external scientific advice of a Second Supervisor.

Each year, the Ph.D. Course in Molecular Medicine offers a panel of courses that expose students to the most exciting and active research areas in the field and provide training in the transferable skills required for a successful career in academia and beyond. Training is delivered in English and covers the three-year duration of the Ph.D. Course.

Students are expected to play an integral part in the life of our research community also taking advantage of the many lectures, workshops, and seminars organized by the San Raffaele Scientific Institute.

Students may have the possibility to be involved in teaching and in supervising undergraduate students.