BEMC - Bari
Traditional Barese Dinner in a Local Family House
Hello, dear readers! Today I have the pleasure to take you with me on a gastronomic journey in Bari Vecchia. This magical place, which I already introduced you to in my previous posts, and which still has many hidden charms I would like to tell you about! One of them...
Emergency Medicine in Bari: an experience you will never forget By Ivet Tagareva
Hello again, dear readers and future doctors! I am Ivet Tagareva and today I address you as a second year medical student in BEMC- even more eager to relate my incredible experience studying in Bari! That’s why I will get back to a topic relevant to the first year of...
How to open a free bank account as a student in Bari
by Ivet Tagareva Once you are settled in your new home and have attended several lectures, it is time to think about the practical side of living in Italy. One of the necessities is opening an Italian bank account. With it, you can pay your monthly rent, go shopping,...
“Medici con Camper” — One Great Adventure
An account of a student’s volunteer work with an organisation helping African migrants in Italy.
Summer Solstice in Bari by Ivet Tagareva
It is the 21st of June in Bari! The weather is warm, sunny, and fresh.
Why Study in Bari?
Because BEMC gives its students high-quality medical education, blending theory and practice, in an international environment.
My First Months Living in Bari
“Am I still a tourist or am I already a local?” by Ivet Tagareva
How to find accommodation in Bari
Post by Ivet. Hello everyone, I am Ivet, first year medical student armed with enthusiasm, hopes and dreams in my first few months spent here in Bari! Being still a freshman, I would like to share my experience with you and if you are thinking of applying to our...
My Experience Studying Medicine in Bari by Davin McLoughlin
My name is Davin McLoughlin, and I am a Scottish medical student currently in my second year on the BEMC course at the University of Bari “Aldo Moro”. In this article, I will provide an insight into our course, especially since there does not seem to be...
Erik Campano (Milan)
Blog Editor
Erik Campano is a consultant to the English medical school of the University of Turin and doing a Master's degree studying artificial intelligence applications in global health at the University of Umeå, Sweden. He completed his Bachelor’s of science in Symbolic Systems at Stanford University, and then he worked for about eight years as a radio news anchor, before moving to biomedical scientific study and research at the University of Paris and Columbia University. His goal is to develop AI technologies for international emergency humanitarian aid organizations like Doctors without Borders, and to combine medicine and journalism. Erik grew up in Connecticut, and is a citizen of the United States and Germany.
Erik Campano is a consultant to the English medical school of the University of Turin and doing a Master's degree studying artificial intelligence applications in global health at the University of Umeå, Sweden. He completed his Bachelor’s of science in Symbolic Systems at Stanford University, and then he worked for about eight years as a radio news anchor, before moving to biomedical scientific study and research at the University of Paris and Columbia University. His goal is to develop AI technologies for international emergency humanitarian aid organizations like Doctors without Borders, and to combine medicine and journalism. Erik grew up in Connecticut, and is a citizen of the United States and Germany.
Latest posts by Erik Campano (Milan) (see all)
- A Visit to the New English Med School in Turin - February 25, 2017
- Student Xhorxhi Kaçi’s Welcome Speech at IMS Milan White Coat Day - November 13, 2016
- Why Tomorrow’s Pavia-Milan Football Match Matters - November 11, 2016