List of Pharmacy Schools - Italy

Italy

  • Magna Græcia University - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • Sapienza University of Rome - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Bari - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Bologna - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Cagliari - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Camerino - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Catania - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Chieti - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Ferrara - Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • University of Florence - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Genoa - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Messina - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Milan - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Modena and Reggio Emilia - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Naples Federico II - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Padua - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Palermo - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Parma - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Pavia - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Perugia Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Pisa - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Salerno - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Sassari - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Siena - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Trieste - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Turin - Faculty of Pharmacy
  • University of Urbino - Faculty of Pharmacy

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