40 additional dentistry. Exam is on September 3. Nationally, the upside potential is 7.3%. Courses for health professions: 734 male and female students, 321 male and female students
Trieste. Despite a significant increase in the number of places available across the country, this year for access to medicine and surgery will be nearly as competitive as previous years. This call, unique in all of Italy, made 14,020 places available for 13,072 in 2020: there will be almost a thousand doctors in the future, equivalent to + 7.3%. The growth is linked to both the Covid-19 emergency, which made it necessary to bolster forces in hospitals and health facilities, and empty wards due to retirement: a process that has been going on for at least a decade, and has been accelerated in the past three years by the “Quota100” system. On the other hand, the differences in nationally available places for dentistry are minimal: it is 1,253 across Italy (it was 1,231 last year), and Trieste allows 40.
Last year, just over 30% of candidates passed the entrance exam, the only medical and dental exam. This year, the students who will sit for the exam at the University of Trieste for the 180 available places (plus 40 in dentistry) are 614. The pass rate can therefore remain virtually unchanged, even if the reality is more complicated: from two years ago candidates are no longer obligated to take the exam Where they wish to study and the classification, which is unique in medicine and dentistry, is placed on a national level.
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Kids indicate their seat preferences, which are then set by swiping. The mechanism for the health professions is less complicated: the call in this case is based on the regional index and 734 candidates for the three-year courses who will take the exam in Trieste will compete for a total of 321 places. So the success rate is around 43%.
The Medicine and Dentistry exam – a multiple-choice test with answers to 60 questions in 100 minutes – will take place on 3 September in two locations, in Trieste (buildings H3 and C1 on the piazzale Europa campus) and in Pordenone, in the exhibition space. For the health professions, on the other hand, with 10 three-year courses, 8 of which are in Trieste and 2 in Udine, the exams will be held on 14 September in Trieste (buildings H3 and C1 campus in Europe Square).
For the only inter-university master’s course, the new Nursing and Midwifery Science in Trieste and 30 places available, the call has not yet been published, but the exam is scheduled for October 29. The new course, unique in the region, aims to train employees with executive responsibilities. At the three-year level, the largest number of places available for a nursing course, with 150 places; It will be 30 for physical therapy and 30 for dental hygiene, 16 for courses in psychological rehabilitation techniques and 16 for prevention techniques in the environment and in the workplace.
As for the three-year interuniversity degrees, this year’s novelty, the Health Assistant Course, will ban 40 places; 20 of them will be for a speech therapy course. 19 in obstetrics, all based this year in Trieste. Three-year inter-university courses in Biomedical Laboratory Techniques, Medical Image Radiology Techniques and Radiotherapy will be activated in Udine.
To help students prepare and give them pointers on how to take the exams, this summer the University of Trieste organized preparatory courses for entrance exams, in the presence of the Central Campus, for the third year in a row. There were 350 places available, and students were able to take classes in all disciplines participating in the entrance examination: mathematics, logic, physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, anatomy, physiology, and genetics. One lesson dealt with the procedures before, during, and after the test; Another hour was set aside for the student-teacher interview to allow the children to ask questions and be explained by those already attending these study paths about how best to approach them. –
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