Tuition Fee Guide 2023/2024

1. For information about your tuition fees and payments, you can log in to your personal page: Teaching Portal - Online Services – Tuition Fees and payments.

1.Tuition fees include:

* The above reported amounts may change due to updates made every year by the Institutions involved

1. You class as enrolled for the academic year only after you pay the first instalment of your tuition fees (for payment schemes with two instalments) or after you pay your full tuition fees (for lump-sum payment schemes) and you complete the online enrolment procedure. After completing the enrolment procedure you receive a confirmation e-mail on your institutional account. There are different options for tuition fee payment depending on your enrolment workload, as stated in the following table:

*See Article 8 for further information about Students approaching the end of their university studies

1. The tuition fee maximum amount (including the amounts referred to in article 2) is calculated as follows:

For the sole purpose of calculating the number of years of enrolment, in this Tuition Fee Guide one year of part-time enrolment is worth 0.5 points (e.g. 4  full-time enrolments + 2 part-time enrolments = 5 enrolments; 4 full-time enrolments + 1 part-time enrolment = 4.5 enrolments, which are counted as 4 enrolments).

PLEASE NOTE: this Article does not apply to students referred to under article 5.

1. If you are a Student enrolled in a Bachelor’s or in a Master’s degree programme and your home Country is one of the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) as identified by the MUR (Ministry of Education, University and Research) with Ministerial Decree no. 115 of 28/02/2023, you are not required to pay the comprehensive fee. The list of the LDCs as identified by the MIUR for a.y. 2023/2024 is also available in Annex A of the present Guide.
2. If you are a non-EU citizen, not residing in Italy and your home Country is NOT one of the LDCs listed in the previous paragraph, you are required to pay a tuition fee amount based on your country of origin. The detail of the fee amounts is available in Annex B of the present Guide. You can submit an ISEE Parificato if the flat range payment scheme is applicable for your home Country. In this case, the fee due amount is based on your contribution level as provided for in the Tables 3 and 6 of Articles 55 and 56 of the present Guide. In any case, this fee amount can never be lower than the minimum amount of the flat range foreseen for your Country of origin.
3. If you are a non-EU citizen whose home Country is not one of the countries referred to in paragraph 1 and who reside in Italy, you must update your registered residence address on your Personal Page of the Teaching Portal, section Online services - View your data and change your address, at the time when the change of residence becomes effective and in any case no later than 31/12/2023 (for students enrolled in a Master's degree course after 1/1/2024, the deadline is 31/07/2024).
4. In the event that Politecnico, as a result of the checks carried out, should become aware that the address you declared as your residence address is not registered as such at the Register Office of your declared Municipality of residence, you will have to pay the maximum contribution applicable for your home Country and will not be allowed to update your residence address again for the current a.y.  
5. Further information about the Application for tuition fee reduction by means of ISEE Parificato is available in Article 44.2 of the present Guide.

1. If you are under conditional enrolment for a.y. 2023/2024 (i.e., if you have not earned your high school diploma yet or you are currently enrolled at another university), you have to pay € 161.00 as first instalment of the comprehensive fee. This amount will not be refunded if your conditional status is not lifted and you do not confirm your enrolment at Politecnico.

1. If in a.y. 2023/2024 you concurrently enrol in two higher education programmes, of which at least one at Politecnico di Torino, you are required to pay the following amounts:

* If your first career contribution has been increased by 15-25%, the increase will not be taken into account when calculating the 50% of the comprehensive fee; If you are charged when approaching the end of your university studies, the 50% of the comprehensive fee will be calculated according to your contribution level.

In all other cases, payment of the comprehensive fee as set out in the a.y. 2023/24 Tuition Fee Guide is required, without further reductions.

1. If you are approaching the end of your studies, that is if you comply with all the following conditions:

• you are enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme (DM 509/99, DM 270/2004);
• you will pass all your exams by the last examination session of 2023;
• you will have your internship registered by 31st December 2023; internship has to be included in your Annual Personal Study of the a.y 2022/2023.
• you already included the thesis credits in your Annual Personal Study Plan of previous years

you can choose a full-time or a part-time workload. In both cases, you will have to pay € 361 as fixed fee amount.

2. You can apply for tuition fee reduction by submitting your ISEE/ISSEU declaration issued by INPS regardless of your enrolment workload (see following sections for further information). In this case, you will be charged the most favourable tuition fee amount between the fixed fee and the tuition fee calculated on your contribution level.  

PLEASE MIND:

3. The condition of graduand student does not apply to students of a Bachelor’s degree programme enrolling in a Master’s degree programme during the same a.y.
4. Students pending the registration of their last exams in order to be considered as graduands must complete their enrolment in the a.y. 2023/24 in compliance with the deadlines and modalities indicated in the Student Guide. When these students fulfil the requirements to be considered as a graduand, they can request via ticket from the Office for the University Registrar an update of their personal page of the Teaching Portal, which will also involve a review of their debt/credit situation.

1. If you enrol in a Bachelor’s degree programme in a.y. 2023/2024 and, after graduation, you enrol in a Master’s degree programme in the same academic year, you can choose between a full-time or part-time enrolment workload.

2. Students awarded in a.y. 2023/24 an EDISU scholarship for the enrolment in a Bachelor’s degree programme but not for the enrolment in a Master’s degree programme, must pay the second instalment according to their final contribution level. Please note that your Master’s enrolment workload (full-time or part-time) must be the same as your Bachelor’s enrolment workload. You can find enrolment workloads, payment terms and due amounts in the table below:

   Enrolment workload in Bachelor’s degree programme and subsequent enrolment workload in Master’s degree programme	Payment terms	Amount due for enrolment in Master’s degree programme
   Full -time	1st instalment to be paid upon enrolment in the Bachelor’s degree programme; 2nd instalment to be paid before registering for the Final Examination	€  16 revenue stamp upon enrolment in the Master’s degree programme
   Part-time

    

3. You must apply for tuition fee reduction before registering for the Bachelor’s Final Examination and before the deadlines referred to in Section 3. You will not be able to apply for tuition fee reduction after enrolling in your Master’s degree programme.
4. If you enrol in your Bachelor’s degree programme over the fifth time in a.y. 2023/2024 and after graduation you enrol in a Master’s degree programme during the same academic year, the extra charge (15/25%) applied to the second instalment of your tuition fees (in accordance with Article 55 Table 5 or Article 56 Table 8 will be refunded to you after you enrol in your Master’s degree programme.
5. If you meet the requirements referred to in Section 2 after you enrol in your Master’s degree programme, your tuition fees are calculated as follows: (comprehensive fee due for your Bachelor’s degree programme / 2) + (comprehensive fee due for your Master’s degree programme / 2) + extra-Poli fees. The difference (if any) will be paid before the deadline for the second instalment (29^th March 2024).

1. If you enrol for the first time in a Master’s degree programme at Politecnico di Torino in second semester, you can choose your enrolment workload (full-time or part-time).
2. In both cases, you must pay the two instalments of your tuition fees. You must pay your first instalment upon enrolment according to the tables of Section 4 and you will be assigned the highest contribution level (level 75). You will be able to apply for tuition fee reduction as described in Section 3 of this Guide and you will pay the second instalment according to the deadlines referred to in Section 4 of this Guide.

1. If you enrol in single courses, you must pay a fixed fee and a variable fee, depending on the number of academic credits (CFU) you want to purchase.
2. The fixed fee is € 361 (including revenue stamp and insurance); the cost of every academic credit is € 16.00.
3. If you have been admitted to a Master’s degree programme and you need to make a double enrolment for a.y. 2023/2024 (i.e., you must first enrol in single courses in order to make up for your unfulfilled academic requirements, and then enrol in a Master’s degree programme), the fixed fee paid for single course enrolment will be deducted from the tuition fees due for your Master’s degree programme up to a maximum of € 345 (the € 16.00 revenue stamp cannot be deducted). The amount of the fixed fee will be transferred to your student’s virtual account by the deadline for paying the second instalment. If you withdraw from studies before the deadline for second instalment, the fixed fee amount will not be higher than the comprehensive Poli fee you already paid.

The fixed fee cannot be refunded if: 

• You have a full tuition fee exemption; 
• You decide to enrol in a Master’s degree programme other than the programme you had initially chosen (you were enrolled in single courses to make up for your unfulfilled academic requirements for admission to a certain Master’s degree programme but eventually enrol in another Master’s degree programme);

     4. Students with refugee status or subsidiary/humanitarian protection who enrol in single courses                 are required to pay the insurance and stamp duty which amount to a total of € 21 for the a.y.                   2023/2024.

     5. Students with Ukrainian citizenship and a residence permit for temporary protection in Italy who,             by reason of non-availability in TIL sessions useful for enrolment in degree courses for a. y.                     2023/24, enrol in single courses are only required to pay insurance and stamp duty, which amount           to a total of € 21 for a.y. 2023/24.

1. If you revoke or renounce your EDISU student benefits, you must pay your tuition fees for the year of revocation or renunciation in accordance with your contribution level.
2. Non-EU citizens not residing in Italy and enrolled for the first time in a.y. 2023/24 in a Degree or in a Master's degree programme who lose their eligibility for the EDISU grant (exemption from payment of the contribution) at the end of the year for failure to obtain the necessary CFUs to maintain it, will be required to pay the student contribution, according to the rules set out in article 5. However, if they have passed at least 10 cfu by 10 August 2023 and belong to the case of art. 5 point 2, they must pay, for a.y. 2023/24 only, the contribution in accordance with the amounts indicated in Part IV of this Guide, instead of the amount specified in the flat range.
3. It is Politecnico’s responsibility to inform you if you lose your tuition fee exemption. Politecnico will send an e-mail to your PoliTo mailbox (s<matricola>@studenti.polito.it). You are required to pay your outstanding debt within one month.  
4. Politecnico can place or remove a hold on your academic progress upon request of E.Di.S.U. if you have any outstanding debt with this institution.

1. If you are participating in the ASP programme (Alta Scuola Politecnica), you do not have to pay your tuition fees for the entire duration of the programme (two academic years). You just have to pay the extra-Poli fees referred to in Article 2. If you lose your ASP student status, you must pay your tuition fees retroactively (i.e. for those years in which you had a full tuition fee exemption). In this case, your tuition fees will correspond to your current contribution level. If you had not applied for tuition fee reduction, you will be assigned the highest contribution level.
2. If you lose your ASP student status, you will receive an e-mail into your official Polito mailbox  s<matricola>@studenti.polito.it) and you will have to pay your tuition fees within one month.
3. Given all the above, we suggest you to apply for tuition fee reduction in order to pay your tuition fees according to your correct contribution level.  
4. If during the same academic year you enrol in a Bachelor’s degree programme, and then you enrol in a Master’s degree programme and achieve the ASP student status, you will be reimbursed for the second instalment of the tuition fees paid for your Bachelor’s degree programme. This applies only if you attended your Bachelor’s degree at Politecnico.

1. Within the framework of its staff training policy, Politecnico offers its Technical and Administrative Staff, Library Staff and Technologists a comprehensive fee reduction (excluding extra-Poli fees) in accordance with the provisions of a specific university Call for applications.

1. Within the meaning of Law no. 107/2016 (Buona Scuola), if you have the “Electronic card for school teacher training” (Teacher Card/Carta docente) with a maximum value of € 500.00, you can use it to pay part of your tuition fees. In order to do this, you must open a ticket on your personal page of the Teaching Portal, select the “TUITION FEES” topic and send the QR code of your teacher card.

1. Some students are exempted from paying their tuition fees, but still have to pay the extra-Poli fees, which Politecnico collects and transfers to other institutions, as indicated in Article 2. Due tuition fees are listed below:

*PLEASE NOTE: in order to obtain the tuition fee exemption, you are required to submit a certificate stating your impairment condition to the Office of the University Registrar and development of new services for students (Segreteria Generale, Cittadella Politecnica - ground floor) before the enrolment deadline. Students with disabilities can send a copy of their certificate through the Ticketing service available from their personal page, selecting “TUITION FEES” as main topic. In order to obtain the tuition fee exemption, only the certificates of disability issued in Italy by INPS are accepted. These certificates must also report the percentage of disability (percentuale di invalidità, indicator of disability expressed in percentage terms). Any disability certificate issued in a Country other than Italy will not be accepted.

1. Some students do not have to pay their comprehensive fee as this is partially or entirely paid by a third party. These students still have to pay the extra-Poli fee amounts referred to in Article 2. The fee amounts are the following:

1. Any payment must be made through the PagoPA platform available at Online Services – Tuition fees and payments – Pay your Tuition fees (Segreteria online – Tasse e Pagamenti – Pagamento Tasse). You can choose one of the following payment methods:

• Quick payment: Credit card, online bank transfer or any other available payment method. Please note: the PagoPA platform (online electronic payment to the Public Administration) may not authorize payments by Credit Card of over € 1,000. In this case, you will have to make different partial payments. You will have to type the amount of each partial payment in the relative field (“importo versamento”).
• Deferred payment: you must generate a MAV (Modulo Avviso Pagamento / electronic deposit slip). You can pay your MAV at any bank counter or through the online banking service of your bank. The payment is automatically recorded within 24-48 hours of the date of payment. For any other operation requiring a simultaneous payment (for instance, first enrolment/enrolment for a new academic year, Final Examination registration) you must declare the date of payment: log in to the enrolment/registration procedure again and click the Register MAV button. Please note that if you pay your MAV after 5.00 p.m., the bank might not record your payment on the same day (you must verify with your bank their recording schedule): in this case Politecnico will apply late penalties fees.

1. If you do not pay your tuition fees by the deadline for second instalment, or if you pay less than the amount due, a hold will be placed on your academic progress and you will not be able to perform any further operations (exams, withdrawal from studies, etc.). The hold will be removed upon full payment of your outstanding debts. If you are placed on a hold, all your exam registrations are cancelled and you cannot register for any exam until your payment has been recorded.
2. The fee charged for removing the hold is € 10, if you pay within the first 15 days of the deadline; this fee will not be charged if your second instalment is lower than 20€. If the payment takes place after the 15^th day, you will be charged an additional cost (10% of your debt).
3. The fee charged for removing the hold must be paid by 31^st May 2024 (or before the registration deadline for the Final Examination, if this is earlier).
4. If you are placed on a hold, you will receive an e-mail into your PoliTo mailbox (s<matricola>@studenti.polito.it).
5. You will have to pay your outstanding debts even if you incur in automatic forfeiture (i.e., if you are considered to have forfeited and cannot continue your studies in the same academic path).

1. All outstanding debts in your virtual account (for example: costs for a replacement smart card, IELTS registration fee…) must be settled by 31^st May 2024 (or before the registration deadline for the Final Examination, if this is earlier). If you do not pay your outstanding debts, a hold will be placed on your academic progress and you will not be able to perform any further operations (exams, withdrawal from studies, etc.). The hold will be removed upon full payment of your outstanding debts. If you are placed on a hold, all your exam registrations are cancelled and you cannot register for an exam until your payment has been recorded.
2. If you are placed on a hold, you will receive an e-mail into your PoliTo mailbox (s<matricola>@studenti.polito.it).
3. You will have to pay your outstanding debts even if you incur in automatic forfeiture (i.e., if you are considered to have forfeited and cannot continue your studies in the same academic path).

1. When you enrol at Politecnico, you establish a system of economic relations similar to a bank account with Politecnico. This economic relation system is called “student’s virtual account”. This means that when you pay something to Politecnico (i.e., when you pay the second instalment of your tuition fees, when you ask for a replacement smart card …), you owe money to Politecnico; on the other hand, under other circumstances you can become a creditor of Politecnico (i.e., if you obtain tuition fee reimbursement for academic merit).
2. All debits and credits, as well as money transfers, are recorded into your virtual account. You can check it by logging in to your personal page of the Teaching Portal – Segreteria on-line/Online services – Tuition fees and payments – Pay your tuition fees.
3. Any money you transfer to your virtual account automatically first settles your outstanding debts. For instance, if you intend to pay the second instalment of your tuition fees and you transfer the corresponding amount of money into your student’s virtual account but your account has a negative balance due to other outstanding debts with previous deadlines, the money you transferred will settle these previous debts or part of these debts. This means that the second instalment of your tuition fees remains partially or totally unpaid. When the deadline for the second instalment expires, a hold will be placed on your academic progress and you will be charged a late penalty fee in accordance with Article 20.

1. If your virtual account has a credit balance, you can claim a refund following the online procedure available on your personal page of the Teaching Portal – Segreteria online – Tuition fees and payments – Pay your tuition fees. In any case, at the end of every academic year, Politecnico will refund all students who have graduated during the year and who are not continuing their studies at Politecnico, if their virtual account has a credit balance.
2. You can receive refunds from Politecnico only if you have chosen a payment method by entering this information on your personal page of the Teaching Portal – Segreteria online – Tuition fees and payments.
3. The options for reimbursement are the following:
   • Bank or Bancoposta transfer: you must be the holder or co-holder of a bank account and you must indicate its IBAN code in order to receive the refund. This is the preferable method, as it guarantees you to receive your credit quickly.
   • Cash: as soon as money is available, you will receive an e-mail in your PoliTo mailbox with the instructions for collecting your refund. You must go to a UniCredit bank counter with your identity card and your fiscal code in order to get your money.
4. If your credit is € 1,000.00 or greater, money can be refunded by bank transfer only, in accordance with Article 12 of Decree-Law No. 201 of 6^th December 2011.
5. If you do not enter your bank details correctly or if you do not withdraw your cash by the deadline, a new refund is not automatic and you need to make a new refund request.

1. Your university path involves some administrative operations that require to be paid.
2. The Student Guide describes these operations and their effects on your academic progress. This is a summary table of these charges.

1. The cost for the recognition of the credits you earned during your previous university path (after forfeiture, withdrawal from studies, enrolment in single courses, etc.) is composed of a fixed fee (€ 150.00) plus € 16.00 for each recognized credit. 
2. You are required to pay this amount only if your previous university path took place in a university other than Politecnico.

1. If you are transferring to Politecnico from another university, you have to pay € 161.00. If your transfer is completed successfully, this amount will be deducted from your tuition fees; otherwise, if you eventually decide not to enrol at Politecnico, it will not be refunded.

1. If you apply for a transfer to another university (congedo) before 31^st December 2023 you do not have to enrol at Politecnico for a.y. 2023/24.
2. If you apply for a transfer to another university (congedo) as of 1^st January 2024, you are required to enrol for a.y. 2023/24. If you apply for a transfer for another university (congedo) before 30^th March 2024, you do not need to pay your second instalment for a.y. 2023/24.
3. If you have not been assigned your final contribution level for a.y. 2023/2024 by the time you apply for a transfer, you must pay the first instalment of your tuition fees based on the highest contribution level (see Article 43.1.c), unless you have applied for tuition fee reduction before your transfer application.
4. The fee charged for a transfer application is € 66.00 of which: € 50.00uro for administrative fees and € 16.00 for the revenue stamp.

1. If you have a university degree and you apply for credit transfer, you must pay € 100.00 at the beginning of the credit transfer process. If you confirm your credit transfer, this amount will be deducted from your tuition fees; otherwise, if you eventually decide not to enrol at Politecnico, it will not be refunded.

1. If you intend to resume your studies after one or more years of interruption, you will have to settle possible outstanding debts deriving from your last year of enrolment, plus a fixed fee (€ 100.00) for every year in which you have not been enrolled at Politecnico.
2. If you do not complete your enrolment for the new academic year within June 31, 2024, you will have to pay an administrative fee of € 100.00 and the years of interruption will not be recognized.
3. If you also need to get the evaluation of your previous academic records, you have to pay € 150.00. This amount will be deducted from your tuition fees if you enrol at Politecnico; otherwise, if you eventually decide not to enrol at Politecnico, it will not be refunded.

1. If you intend to request the suspension of your studies, you must have paid the Tuition fees due for the last year of enrolment.
2. In the only cases of maternity/paternity, protracted hospitalisation or serious illness, it is possible to request the suspension of studies for the current academic year: if you have enrolled for a.y. 2023/2024 and request the suspension of your studies by 29 March 2024, you do not owe the payment of the second instalment for a.y. 2023/2024.

1. If you apply for an internal transfer but you do not eventually confirm it, you will be charged a fee for the evaluation of your previous academic records (€ 50.00).

1. If you are transferring from another university and you intend to enrol in a Master’s degree programme at Politecnico di Torino, you have to pay € 100.00 for the evaluation of your previous academic records. If you are admitted to Politecnico and you confirm your enrolment, this amount will be deducted from your tuition fees; otherwise, it will not be refunded.
2. Students with Ukrainian citizenship and a residence permit for temporary protection in Italy are exempted from the payment of the above-mentioned amount.
3. The payment of the above-mentioned amount is not required for students from the Università degli studi di Torino who apply for admission to the Master's degree course in Digital Skills for Sustainable Societal Transition (LM-91).

1. If you are enrolled in a Bachelor’s or in a Master’s degree programme and you have a high academic performance (measured with the score described below), you class as high-achieving student. In this case, you can get a tuition fee reduction of € 200.00 as follows: 

• A reduction of the comprehensive fee due amount based on your final contribution level (but you will still have to pay the extra-Poli fees: revenue stamp, regional tax and insurance).
• A scholarship, if you are exempted from paying the comprehensive fee, or if your comprehensive fee due amount is lower than € 200,00. Detailed information about the payment of your scholarship is available in the section Online Services – Tuition fees and payments – Pay your Tuition fees (Segreteria online – Tasse e Pagamenti – Pagamento Tasse)

2. If the first instalment of your tuition fees is reduced down to zero due to this merit-based reduction, you still have to pay the € 16.00 revenue stamp upon enrolment.
3. In order to calculate your merit score, Politecnico takes into account the exams you passed from 10th August 2023 to 10th August 2024. Exams taken during a closed university path, although already recognized by Politecnico (e.g., credit transfer exams) are not taken into consideration for this calculation.
4. The score is calculated as follows: a) multiply the number of credits of every exam passed at Politecnico in the above-mentioned period by its grade (please consider that pass-or-fail exams are assigned the weighted average grade of the other exams); b) add the results of these products.
5. In order to obtain a merit-based reduction, you need to get at least 1210 points if you are a first-year student in a.y. 2023/2024 or at least 1455 points if you are a continuing student (enrolled in year two or beyond).
6. You are entitled to obtain a merit-based reduction if you reached the above-mentioned score in a.y. 2022/2023, provided that you are enrolled at Politecnico as a full-time student for a.y. 2023/2024. If you were a third year Bachelor’s student in a.y. 2022/2023, you can get this merit-based reduction for a.y. 2023/2024 only if you enrol in a Master’s degree programme during a.y. 2023/2024. In this case can get this reduction after enrolling in your Master’s degree programme.
7. Any exams passed in order to make up for unfulfilled academic requirements do not count towards this score.
8. This procedure (calculation of your merit score and refund on your virtual account or scholarship payment) is automatic. The calculation of your reduction is based on your final contribution level or, if this is still unavailable, on your provisional contribution level. When your final contribution level becomes available, possible adjustments are applied to the second instalment of your tuition fees, after 15th March 2024.
9. You can get a merit-based tuition fee reduction for no more than three times if you are enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree programme (the third reduction is possible only if you have already enrolled in a Master’s degree programme). Merit-based tuition fee reduction can be offered one time only to second-year Master’s students.
10. Double enrolment: you may make a double enrolment for a.y. 2023/24 (i.e., you first enrol in a Bachelor’s degree programme and then you enrol in a Master’s degree programme) and you may obtain the merit-based reduction upon enrolment in your Master’s degree programme. If you withdraw from your Master’s degree programme before 30th June 2024, your merit-based reduction will be revoked.
11. You cannot earn any merit-based tuition fee reduction if:

• ​​​​​​​you have a part-time enrolment workload;
• you have a university degree and enroll in a degree programme of the same level (i.e. you have a Bachelor’s/Master’s degree and you want to enrol in a Bachelor’s/Master’s degree programme;
• you are enrolled in a programme with specific economic regulation.
• you arerecipient of scholarships and/or grants awarded by the University that have been declared non-cumulative with other financial benefits awarded by the University for the same academic year

    12. If you withdraw from studies before the deadline for paying your second instalment, your merit-                based tuition fee reduction cannot be higher than the comprehensive fee you actually paid.

Example of calculation

1. If you are an outgoing student participating in a mobility programme abroad or in a specific international educational path, some of the exams you took abroad may not be recorded by 10^th August 2023. In this case Politecnico calculates your merit score for the attribution of the benefits referred to in Article 33 and 36 in accordance with the criteria mentioned in the next paragraphs. In any case, you can receive the above-mentioned student benefits only after you exams are recorded in your transcript.
2. If your mobility programme ends before 10^th August 2023, your merit score is calculated on all validated exams.
3. If your mobility programme ends after 10^th August 2023, your merit score is calculated proportionally to the credits you earned during your mobility programme.
   1. The number of credits is calculated as follows: (total number of validated credits) / (total number of mobility days) * (number of days from the first mobility day to 10^th August 2023).
4. For the calculation of the score for merit-based reduction (Article 33): credits calculated with the method illustrated under letter a) are assigned a grade corresponding to the average grade of all the exams taken during the mobility programme and recognized by Politecnico.

1. If you are enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme and you meet all the requirements listed in the next articles (income, number of earned credits, number of years of enrolment), you can be exempted from paying your comprehensive fee, or, you pay the comprehensive fee amount established by the above-mentioned Budget Law and BoD resolution. In any case, you must pay the extra-Poli fees (regional tax, revenue stamp, insurance – these are called extra-Poli fees in the tables below). Your ISPE value (Indicatore della Situazione Patrimoniale Equivalente) is not is not relevant.
2. This payment scheme applies both to part-time and to full-time students (for part-time students Politecnico calculates the tuition fees according to the following Tables and Articles 4 and 6; the student will be charged the most favourable amount).
3. For the purposes of verifying if a student fulfils the requirements, one year of part-time enrolment is worth half year (0.5/year).

First- year students - first enrolment in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme in a.y. 2023/2024:

TABLE A

Continuing students (enrolling at Politecnico after first year) - second enrolment in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme in a.y. 2023/2024:

TABLE B

Continuing students (enrolling at Politecnico after first year) – enrolment beyond the second time but within the standard graduation timeline plus one year in a.y. 2023/2024 (third and fourth enrolment in a Bachelor’s degree programme, third enrolment in a Master’s degree programme):

TABLE C

Continuing students (enrolling at Politecnico after first year) - enrolment beyond the standard graduation timeline plus one year in a.y. 2023/2024 (beyond fourth enrolment in a Bachelor’s degree programme, beyond third enrolment in a Master’s degree programme).

TABLE D

TABLE 1

Tuition fees for full-time students included in categories A, B, C, D. These amounts include: comprehensive fee (when due), Regional tax for the Right to University Education, enrolment revenue stamp and premium for accident insurance.

*This amount (positive balance) will be transferred to the student’s virtual account.

TABLE 2

Tuition fees for part-time students included in categories A, B, C, D. These amounts include: comprehensive fee (when due), Regional tax for the Right to University Education, enrolment revenue stamp and premium for accident insurance.