Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome is a private university affiliated with Opus Dei that integrates medicine, biomedical engineering, and food science on a modern campus in Rome's southern Trigoria district. The medical programme benefits from direct integration with the Policlinico Universitario Campus Bio-Medico — a 300-bed hospital known for excellence in robotic surgery, orthopaedics, and diabetology. The university has invested extensively in the Institute for Robotics in Surgery, with one of Italy's most active robotic surgery programmes using da Vinci and specialised systems.

Research strengths include biomedical engineering, neurorehabilitation robotics, nutrition science, and AI in medicine. The campus is purpose-built (opened 1993) with modern infrastructure, green spaces, and an integrated student community. Class sizes are intentionally small (approximately 100 for medicine), ensuring strong mentoring relationships.

For UK students, Campus Bio-Medico offers English-taught medical education with unique strengths in medtech and surgical robotics, EU-recognised qualifications, and a supportive private university environment in Rome. Tuition is approximately €15,000-18,000/year.