Bachelor’s degree programmes

The Bachelor’s degree programmes, characterised by theoretical and practical studies, aim to provide students with an adequate mastery of general scientific methods and content, as well as the acquisition of specific professional knowledge. They last 3 academic years full-time for a total of 180 ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System).

All about admission

If you have decided to study at PoliTO, here you will find all the steps you need to be admitted.

 

1.First of all read the call for application

2. If you have a non-Italian qualification, also check this section

3. Find out what's new in the calls 2024/25

In this section you can find the main differences in the Calls for applications for admissions for academic year 2025/26 compared to last year.

FOR ALL APPLICANTS:

  • There will be HUB venues in Martina Franca (TA), Trapani (TP) and Uzbekistan for the admission test. For further information please see the Admission Test webpage
  • The SAT international certificate with minimum score 650 in each one of the two sections Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and Math is the ONLY certificate that you can present in order to be exempted from taking the admission test.
    Please note: international certificates ACT, GRE and GMAT will no longer be accepted
  • The deadline for uploading your SAT certificate in order to be exempted from the admission test is 7 April 2025. You must ask the College Board to send your SAT certificate to Politecnico by the same deadline
  • For admissions to an Italian-Taught Bachelor’s degree programme you must have an Italian language certificate (B2 – minimum level). The exemptions from presenting the Italian language certificate are listed in the Call for applications
  • The Bachelor’s degree programmes with Year 1 taught in English and Year 2 and 3 taught in Italian are no longer available
  • For the Professional Bachelor's degree programme in Industrial Manufacturing Technologies there are two different specialized pathways: one delivered in Turin and the other in Mondovì
NON-EU APPLICANTS WHO RESIDE ABROAD AND REQUIRE A VISA

For admissions to Bachelor's degree programmes the last admission test session for non-UE applicants who reside abroad and need a visa is may 2025 – for more details check the admission test page.

 

4. In order to be admitted, you have to pass an admission test (TIL) or hold an international certification

5. To register for the admission test, you need to register on the Apply@polito, where you will also find training material and tests