CERZOO is a cutting-edge research centre at Università Cattolica’s Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences. It focuses on sustainable farming, animal welfare, and agricultural technologies, offering students a hands-on experience.

Sandra Mickwitz found her path at Cattolica, where tech meets language. From Finland to Milan, she’s now applying NLP to real-world impact – proving that with curiosity, creativity, and the right programme, you can reinvent your future.

You’ve been admitted to Medicine at Cattolica – now what? This guide outlines your next steps. Follow it to prepare for your academic journey and new life in Italy as a future doctor.

Professor Evis Sala shared insights on her journey as a doctor, on AI, and its impact on medicine. In this field, Università Cattolica is at the forefront of training future medical professionals.

In the first part of our conversation with Professor Gaggioli we talked about the dopamine culture and its simplistic use to explain a very complex set of physiological and cultural phenomena. We have also discussed how to escape this vicious cycle.

How can higher education empower global talent? Sandra Slotte explores strategies for future-ready learning, inclusive career support, and partnerships that enhance employability and retention of international graduates.

Professor Ciro De Florio challenges us to view AI not as a simple imitation of human intelligence, but as a continuum of adaptive systems that pose both age-old and novel ethical questions.

We interviewed Alessandro Rosina, Full Professor of Demography and Social Statistics at the Faculty of Economics at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, to discuss about the social and economic implications of the "dejuvenation" of populations.

You’re officially in! Now it’s time to take the next steps toward joining Università Cattolica. This guide will walk you through what to expect and how to get ready for your exciting new adventure in Italy.

Can you work in AI without a tech background? Alessandro Giaconia, a graduate of Università Cattolica, proves it’s possible. He studied Linguistic Computing and ended up designing a fraud detection algorithm that is now used at a major Italian bank.

In a world where AI is reshaping every field—from banking to education, many students from non-STEM backgrounds are asking: “Can I really work in AI if I studied the humanities?” In this article, we unpack the journey from language studies to AI.

After studying in the US and Lithuania, Filip Radisic traded basketball courts for classrooms, choosing the MSc in Banking and Finance at Università Cattolica, inspired by Milan’s academic environment and standout faculty.

Cristina Delgado Burga left Peru dreaming of marine biology but found her true calling in politics. Now in Milan studying International Relations, she embraces new challenges, cultures, and languages—driven to improve education in Peru and make an impact.

Mateo Medina, a Colombian student in Milan, embraces Italy through coffee, culture, and new experiences. Overcoming early challenges, he found his place in Milan. Driven by a commitment to his roots, he aims to bring the gained knowledge back to Colombia.

Mateo believes studying in Italy is more than academics—it’s a way of life. From historic cities to global opportunities, you’ll gain a world-class education while embracing culture, innovation and balance. At Università Cattolica, your future starts now.

This summer, Maria Elisa gained clarity about her international identity. Born in Canada with Italian and Belgian roots, a study experience helped her see her identity as a unique mosaic. Now, at Università Cattolica she feels part of a diverse community.

Domitilla Picozzi, 26, excels as a water polo captain and Medicine graduate. Balancing sports and studies, she prepares for the Paris 2024 Olympics, embodying dedication and success.

Anishta Teeluck, a record-setting backstroker with dual Italian-Mauritian citizenship, qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympics. Balancing intense training with Business studies, she represents Mauritius with dedication and excellence.

Iin the second episode of Campus Conversation, we'll be highlighting the Buddy Programme, a cornerstone of our community: this initiative pairs international students with domestic mentors, creating opportunities for cultural exchange and mutual support.

At Università Cattolica, the Worldbounder community embraces global exploration, unity, and growth. Through diverse experiences, they celebrate international possibilities and foster lasting connections.

Elena Beccalli becomes the first female Rector of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in July 2024. She focuses on innovation, interdisciplinary study, and international collaboration, upholding the University's tradition of academic excellence.

Students in the M.Sc. in Management had a session with Lisa Huang, Account Manager at LinkedIn, who shared valuable tips on leveraging LinkedIn for the professional world.

During the morning rush in Milan, Adriana reflects on her transformative three-year journey. Preparing to leave for postgraduate studies, she recounts her experiences and growth, thanking Milan for its invaluable lessons and memories.

Professor Minciullo's journey inspires students with global adventures and a new teaching philosophy. Through engaging lectures and cross-cultural exchanges, he cultivates empathy and empowers future leaders, embodying the essence of a true Worldbounder

Discover the story of CeSI's innovative campaign to combat extrapulmonary tuberculosis through community engagement. This article highlights how active listening, partnerships with local leaders and educational initiatives are transforming TB prevention.

Join Simón on an inspiring journey from the Dominican Republic to Università Cattolica, where his commitment to community and dedication showcases the transformative power of compassion and purposeful living.

Leonardo's journey epitomises the transformative potential of international experiences: overcoming cultural barriers and forging global connections, he emerges as a globally-minded professional ready to tackle challenges and embrace diverse perspectives.

Francesca's journey, from an immersive volunteer experience in a Tanzanian orphanage to a programme coordinator role guiding students on similar paths, epitomises the importance of humility, flexibility, and personal growth in international experiences

Elena's journey from a shy student to a confident leader and cultural ambassador inspired those around her to embrace their unique identities and celebrate the diversity of Università Cattolica.

Inspired by the struggles of international classmates, Lars Molenaar co-founded Goin', a platform enhancing university onboarding by fostering early social connections among students.

Raffaella Iafrate, Pro-Rector delegate for Equal Opportunities at Università Cattolica, discusses how generational gaps impact university communities, emphasizing the importance of building strong connections based on respect and dignity.

We interviewed Professor Luigi d'Alonzo, Rector's Delegate for Inclusion. He stressed that being cultured means making inclusivity a habit and a core value. Università Cattolica’s services foster a culture of accessibility and inclusive thinking.

We interviewed Professor Elena Marta, President of EDUCatt, a foundation providing services related to the right to study at Università Cattolica. She emphasized the accessibility of psychological support services.

Explore Italy's vibrant Carnival traditions. Discover shared joy, unity, and cultural richness in this captivating journey.

Julia DiBona's journey from the competitive world of collegiate volleyball to her adventures in Milan highlights the transformative power of sport and the pursuit of diverse experiences.