Applicants may be admitted to the Master’s program if they hold:
1. A Master’s Degree / Specialist Degree in Medicine and Surgery obtained under Italian Ministerial Decree D.M. 270/04, D.M. 509/99, or under regulations preceding D.M. 509/99;
2. A foreign academic qualification deemed equivalent, subject to assessment by the Scientific Committee of the Master’s program.

1. Curriculum vitae assessment (maximum 60 points), including: academic qualification and final grade, relevant professional experience, and any additional publications or certifications.
2. Motivational interview (maximum 40 points), including: the candidate’s motivation and basic technical knowledge relating to the disciplines covered by the Master’s program.

Physician, specialist in Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, Orthopedic Surgeon, Neurologist, or Neurosurgeon trained in minimally invasive functional neuro-orthopedic surgery, postoperative rehabilitation following minimally invasive neuro-orthopedic surgery, and the use of technologies for planning minimally invasive neuro-orthopedic surgical procedures.
Anesthesiologist trained in the anesthetic management and pain management of patients undergoing neuro-orthopedic surgical procedures.

1. To acquire advanced technical competencies in neuro-orthopedic surgery and in the use of innovative technologies aimed at improving patients’ quality of life.
2. To develop the ability to design effective rehabilitation programs for functional recovery, incorporating advanced therapies such as robotics and functional electrical stimulation.
3. To acquire advanced diagnostic skills for musculoskeletal and neurological conditions through the use of technologies such as ultrasound and electromyography.