An International Universityin the Heart of Italy
Unicollege International
An International UniversityUnicollege safeguards the well-being, safety and security of every student in Italy — from medical care and mental-health support to 24/7 emergency assistance.
Single European emergency number for police, ambulance and fire. For urgent care, go to a public hospital Emergency Room (pronto soccorso); private hospitals do not have ERs.
Unicollege operates a 24/7 emergency line communicated at orientation; every student is assigned a personal Advisor.
English-speaking doctors, public & private clinics, pharmacies (green cross sign, open 9:00–19:30, closed Sundays). Referrals provided by the Unicollege Advising Team.
Personal Advisor, safe housing, student ID card at orientation, 24/7 emergency line, local police-report assistance.
On-campus mental-health professionals — free psychological support. Book online; third-party referrals available if needed.
Seven actions to take before you fly to Italy.
General & dental visits. Confirm all required vaccinations and immunizations, home and abroad.
If currently in counselling, schedule a pre-departure visit and draft an action plan for stress abroad.
Bring adequate supply in original labelled containers. Carry a list of generic names for Italian refills.
Contraceptives, OTC drugs, ADD/ADHD meds may be unavailable. Ask your consulate; carry a signed, stamped doctor’s note.
Mandatory for the entire stay. Purchased in home country before departure. Pay upfront, claim reimbursement.
Optional international coverage coordinated via Unicollege — supplements, does not replace, domestic coverage.
Contact Unicollege well in advance for any disability-related or accommodation needs. Support services differ across countries — carry official documentation.
Italian public ERs assign a colour code by severity. Bring your original passport and be ready to pay fees upfront.
| Code | Severity |
|---|---|
| Red | Very critical — immediate attention |
| Yellow | Moderately critical |
| Green | Not very critical |
| White | Not critical — longer wait, fee applies |
| Service | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Local healthcare list | Facilities, clinics, providers, pharmacies — distributed at orientation. |
| Insurance support | Advising Team helps navigate international health insurance. |
| English-speaking doctors | Referrals to private clinics, labs and specialists. |
| Mental-health support | Free on-campus psychologists; online booking; third-party referrals. |
| Pharmacies | Green cross sign. OTC and prescription meds. Mon–Sat 9:00–19:30/20:00, closed Sundays. |
| Preventive care | Monitor symptoms, follow medical advice, protect public health. |
Italian law applies to every student. Common-sense measures reduce personal and legal risk.
Every student is assigned a Unicollege Advisor for academic, personal and emergency support.
Around-the-clock emergency number shared at orientation.
Issued at orientation along with the list of emergency contacts.
Unicollege-vetted accommodation across the four campuses.
Advisors help file local police reports if needed.
Guidelines on Italian customs, norms and laws to stay respectful and safe.