Politecnico di Milano, Italy's best technical school, offers both English and Italian departments for international students.

As NG Global Education Overseas Education Consultancy, we assist our students in matters such as deciding on the program to be applied to, writing the letter of intent, preparing the file completely and sending it to the school, the registration process, and then following up on scholarships, orientation before going to Italy, and arranging accommodation.

We also provide consultancy to students who want to apply to Politecnico di Milano's undergraduate programs.

Politecnico di Milano offers many undergraduate and graduate program options under three main headings.

These 3 general headings are:

• Architecture
• Design
• Engineering

POLITECNICO DI MILANO ENGLISH UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

• Architecture

POLITECNICO DI MILANO ITALIAN UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

• Architecture:
• Architectural Sciences
• Department of Architectural Sciences
• Urban and Regional Planning
• Architectural Science (1st School of Architecture)
• Architectural Science (2nd School of Architecture)
• Architecture and Building Construction
• Building Architecture
• Environmental Architecture
• Urban and Regional Planning

Design:

• Communication design
• Fashion Design
• Interior design
• Product Design - piece Furniture
• Product Design - Follow Product

Engineering:

• Aerospace Engineering
• Automation Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Building Engineering/Architecture (5-year program)
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronic Engineering
• Energy Engineering
• Information Systems Engineering
• Environmental and Land Planning Engineering
• Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
• Management and Production Engineering
• Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology
• Department of Mathematical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Physical Engineering
• Telecommunications Engineering

Program Duration: 3 Years

POLITECNICO DI MILANO ENGLISH MASTER PROGRAMS

Faculty of Architecture

• Architectural Design and History (Mantova Campus)
• Architecture - Building Architecture (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Architecture - Built Environment - Interiors (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Architectural and Urban Design (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Landscape Architecture - Land Landscape Heritage (Milan Leonardo Campus) (This program is also open to students with degrees from non-Architecture fields.)
• Sustainable Architecture and Landscape Design (Piacenza Campus)
• Urban Planning and Policy Design (Milan Leonardo Campus)

Faculty of Design

• Design and Engineering (Milan Bovisa Campus)
• Fashion System Design (Milan Bovisa Campus)
• Digital and Interaction Design (Milan Bovisa Campus) (This department is open to candidates with basic knowledge of Mechanical Engineering as well as Design graduates.)
• Integrated Product Design (Milan Bovisa Campus)
• Interior and Spatial Design (Milan Bovisa Campus)

Faculty of Engineering

• Aeronautical Engineering (Milan Bovisa Campus)
• Automation and Control Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Biomedical Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Building and Architectural Engineering (Milan Leonardo and Lecco Campuses)
• Chemical Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Civil Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Civil Engineering for Risk Reduction (Lecco Campus)
• Computer Science and Engineering (Milan Leonardo)
• Electrical Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Electronic Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Energy Engineering (Milan Bovisa and Piacenza Campuses)
• Engineering Physics (Milan Leonardo and Como Campuses)
• Environmental and Land Planning Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Food Engineering (Milan Leonardo / Bovisa (Depending on the term))
• Geoinformatics Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Management Engineering (Milan Bovisa Campus)
• Built Environment Management (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Mathematical Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)
• Mechanical Engineering (Milan Bovisa, Lecco and Piacenza Campuses)
• Mobility Engineering (Bovisa Campus)
• Music and Acoustics Engineering (Milan Leonardo and Cremona)
• Nuclear Engineering (Milan Bovisa Campus)
• Aerospace Engineering (Milan Bovisa Campus)
• Telecommunications Engineering (Milan Leonardo Campus)

Joint Master Programs:
Cyber ??Risk Strategy and Governance (Joint Master program organized with Universita Bocconi*)
Bioinformatics and Computational Genomics (Joint Master program organized with Università Statale di Milano*)

* Applications for these programs are made through the partner university websites. Program fees are determined by the partner universities.


Additional Information for Applications:
Students can choose 2 departments during the application process.

However, if both departments applied for are from the Architecture field (Architecture, Architectural Design, Architecture - Building Architecture, Urban Planning and Policy Design, Architectural Design and History, Sustainable Architecture and Landscape Design) or Design field, the second department will be evaluated only if you receive a rejection from your first choice.

Important Information: The departments under the Faculty of Architecture and Design will not start in the interim semester (March) as of the 2020-2021 academic year. Only the Engineering departments (except the Design & Engineering program) will start in the interim semester (March).

Admission to the Polytechnic University of Milan (Politecnico di Milano) requires meeting various requirements, including academic performance, language proficiency, and specific documentation. Admission requirements may vary depending on the program applied for (undergraduate, graduate, doctoral) and whether the student is international or local. Below you will find general admission requirements:

1. Undergraduate Program Admission Requirements:

• High School Diploma: Applicants must submit a diploma proving that they have graduated from a recognized high school or equivalent educational institution. The diploma must be valid in Italy and comply with the country's standards.
• Entrance Exam: There is an entrance exam for certain programs to be accepted to the university. Students who apply to engineering, architecture and design departments in particular are expected to take the exam.
• Mathematics and Science-Based Education: Students applying to engineering and technical programs are expected to have a strong background in mathematics and science during their high school education.
• Language Proficiency: Program
• Portfolio (For Design and Architecture): Students applying to design and architecture departments may be asked to submit a portfolio of artwork, projects and their work.
   

2. Admission Requirements for Graduate Programs:

• Bachelor's Degree: Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in a relevant field from a recognized university. The department graduated from is expected to be related to the master's program applied for.
• Academic Success: University
• Language Proficiency: For programs offered in English, TOEFL, IELTS or equivalent English language proficiency is required. For programs in Italian, Italian language proficiency may be required. Minimum scores on the language proficiency test may vary from program to program.
• Motivation Letter: Candidates are expected to submit a motivation letter explaining why they chose this program and their academic and professional goals.
• Letters of Reference: Some programs may require academic or professional letters of reference. These letters must support the candidate's academic abilities and professional potential.
• Portfolio (For Design and Architecture): Applicants to graduate-level design and architecture programs may also be asked to submit a portfolio.
   

3. Doctoral Programs Admission Requirements:

• Postgraduate Diploma: Name
• Research Proposal: Candidates are required to submit a research proposal detailing the research topic they plan to work on during their PhD.
• Language Proficiency: Ulu
• Academic References: A
• Publications and Research Experience: Previous academic studies, publications and research experience are of great importance in PhD applications.
   

4. Additional Requirements for International Students:

• Equivalence Certificate: U
• Visa and Residence Permit: Students from non-EU countries are required to obtain a student visa and residence permit in order to study in Italy.
• Financial Eligibility: In some cases, the university may require international students to provide financial documentation demonstrating that they can cover their education and living expenses.
   

5. Application Process:

• Online Application: Applications are generally made online. During the application process, the required documents must be uploaded and the relevant forms must be filled.
• Application Fee: Some programs may require an application fee. This fee must be paid in order for your application to be processed.
• Application Deadlines: Application deadlines may vary for different programs at the university. It is important to follow the dates of the program you want to apply to carefully.

The Polytechnic University of Milan (Politecnico di Milano) offers students a rich academic experience as well as a variety of social, cultural and sporting activities. The university provides many activities and organizations where students can balance their academic studies, expand their social circle and contribute to their personal development.

1. Student Clubs and Organizations:

• Technical and Scientific Clubs: The university has many engineering, architecture, and design-focused student clubs. These clubs help students learn more about their fields, develop projects, and expand their professional networks. For example, robotics clubs, software development communities, and architecture workshops.
• Cultural and Artistic Clubs: Students can join various clubs where they can participate in artistic activities such as photography, theater, music and painting. These clubs allow students to develop their artistic talents and discover the rich cultural scene of Milan.
• Social Responsibility and Volunteering: There are many volunteer organizations and social responsibility clubs within the university for students who want to participate in social responsibility projects. These clubs offer opportunities to contribute to local communities and the environment.
   

2. Sports and Recreation:

• Sports Facilities: The Polytechnic University of Milan offers its students extensive sports facilities. The gyms, swimming pools, football, basketball, volleyball courts and tennis courts located on the campuses provide students with the opportunity to do sports.
• Sports Clubs: The university has student clubs that are active in various sports such as football, basketball, volleyball, rugby, etc. These clubs provide regular training and participation in competitions in local or national leagues.
• Competitive Sports: The teams of the Polytechnic University of Milan participate in interuniversity sports competitions and are known for their success. Students can take part in these teams to represent the university.
   

3. Cultural Events:

• Exhibitions and Art Events: The university organizes various exhibitions and art events in collaboration with the architecture and design departments. These events provide students with the opportunity to showcase their work and develop their artistic talents.
• Conferences and Seminars: Milan Polite
• Cultural Trips: The University offers its students the opportunity to get to know the cultural heritage of Italy through trips to historical and cultural sites in and around Milan.
   

4. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Events:

• Start-Up and Entrepreneurship Clubs: The university has various start-up and entrepreneurship clubs for students interested in entrepreneurship. These clubs provide opportunities to develop business ideas, create business plans and meet investors.
• Hackathons and Innovation Competitions: The university organizes technology and innovation focused hackathons and competitions. These events provide a platform for students to develop creative solutions and bring their projects to life.
• Incubators and Incubators: Milan
   

5. Social and Entertainment Activities:

• Parties and Social Events: The university organises many social events and student parties throughout the year. These events provide students with the opportunity to socialise, meet new people and enjoy university life.
• International Student Encounters: The Polytechnic University of Milan organizes various encounters and cultural exchange events to enable international students to mingle with each other and with local students.
• Film Screenings and Discussion Groups: The university organizes various film screenings and discussion groups on these films. These events provide students with the opportunity to have fun and develop their discussion skills.
   

6. Career Development Activities:

• Career Fairs: The Polytechnic University of Milan regularly hosts career fairs for students, which allow students to meet potential employers and evaluate job opportunities.
• Workshops and Seminars: The university offers workshops and seminars on topics such as resume writing, interview techniques, professional networking, and more for career development.
• Company Visits and Promotion Days: The university regularly organizes company visits and promotion days for students to get to know the business world better.
   

7. Environment and Sustainability Activities:

• Green Campus Initiatives: The university organizes various initiatives and events on environmental awareness and sustainability. These initiatives encourage students to participate in eco-friendly practices.
• Sustainability Clubs: At University
   

The Polytechnic University of Milan offers its students opportunities to develop themselves not only in academic areas but also in social and cultural areas. This diversity at the university helps students grow up as well-rounded individuals and provides them with great advantages in their lives after graduation.

University Residences : Politecnico di Milano usually offers several residences for students. These can be located near campus or in different areas of the city. The residences usually provide services such as meals, cleaning and internet. It may be useful to contact the university's accommodation office before applying.

Private dormitories and student housing : There are many private dormitories and student housing in Milan. These places are usually located close to the university and offer a range of services. Private dormitories usually offer more flexibility but can often be more expensive.

Shared Flats : Students can also stay in shared flats with other students in the city. This option often provides more independence and can help you share the costs.

Short-Term Rentals : If you are looking for temporary accommodation until you find a longer-term accommodation, there are many options in Milan that offer short-term rentals. These can often be more expensive but can be useful in emergencies.

Student Accommodation Websites and Forums : Student forums and social media groups are also very useful for getting information about student accommodation in Milan. On these platforms, you can get advice from other students or find affordable accommodation options.

The application process may vary depending on the type of accommodation and season, so it is important to get up-to-date information from the university's official website or accommodation office.