Information page on admission tests for Link University's degree programs

Link University stands out for the quality of its educational offering and the dedication to student orientation and success. Participating in the admission tests is the first step to joining our academic community and embarking on an educational journey that will best prepare you for future professional challenges.

Admission Tests: Academic Year 2026-2027

Discover all the necessary details regarding the admission tests

Medicine and Surgery - LM-41 Admission Test: 14 and 22 September 2026
Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics - LM-46 Admission Test: 22, 24 September and 15 October 2026
Nursing - L/SNT1 Admission Test: 24 September and 1, 15 October 2026
Physiotherapy - L/SNT2 Admission Test: 14 and 24 September and 1 October 2026
Dental Hygiene - L/SNT3 Admission Test: 14 September and 1 October 2026
Osteopathy - L/SNT4 Admission Test: 14 September and 1, 15 October 2026
Biomedical Laboratory Techniques - L/SNT3 Admission Test: 1 October 2026
Medical Radiology Techniques - L/SNT3 Admission Test: 1 October 2026
Primary Teacher Education - LM-85 bis Admission Test: 29 September 2026

How are the admission tests structured?

The admission tests at Link University strictly follow Italian ministerial guidelines. The structure of the exam, the number of questions, and the duration vary depending on the chosen degree program.

Healthcare and Medical Area (Medicine, Dentistry, Healthcare Professions, and Veterinary Medicine)

The exam consists of a multiple-choice written test. Candidates have 100 minutes to answer 60 questions (each with five answer options, of which only one is correct). The subjects are divided as follows:

  • Biology: 23 questions
  • Chemistry: 15 questions
  • Physics and Mathematics: 13 questions
  • Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving: 5 questions
  • Reading Comprehension and General Knowledge: 4 questions

Primary Teacher Education (LM-85 bis)

The admission test for the Master's degree for future teachers grants candidates 150 minutes to answer 80 multiple-choice questions (each with four answer options). The test is structured into three macro-areas:

  • Linguistic Competence and Logical Reasoning: 40 questions
  • Literary, Historical-Social, and Geographical Culture: 20 questions
  • Mathematical-Scientific Culture: 20 questions

The detailed preparation syllabus can always be consulted in Annex A of the respective official call for applications.

Test Locations and Deadlines

The locations for the admission test will be determined based on the number of applications received and may also be held outside of Link University's main campuses. The exact schedule, location, and convocation for identification procedures will be published on the official website.

Attention: The test dates and the deadlines to submit the online application vary by program. Please check the table to find the exact dates and to download the specific call for applications.
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