Politecnico di Torino is a multicultural university which puts the internationalization process at the heart of its strategies: 50% of its students come from outside Piemonte, and 16% of them are international students from over 120 countries. The University boasts over 500 mobility agreements and delivers 30% of its courses in English.
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The School places great importance on the selection of its students, as well as on the quality and the multicultural class composition of its programmes. In the last 3 academic years, 40% of the participants of our Specializing Master's programmes were international students. Most of them come from non-EU countries such as India, Pakistan, the Middle East, Nigeria, China and Vietnam.
Admissions
You can find out about the admission requirements and specific documents for international students on the website of each Specializing Master's programme. Politecnico di Torino will assess your application based on following documents:
- Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree, including the final grade and the transcript of records (list of the exams and corresponding grades);
- Language level (check this information on the “how to apply” webpage of each Specializing Master's programme);
- Curriculum vitae.
All documents can be submitted in Italian or in English. They must be uploaded to the online Application Form (apply@polito) by the deadline indicated on the website of each Specializing Master's programme.
If you are admitted to the programme and you have a degree from a non-Italian university, you must also send us the so called “Dichiarazione di Valore” (statement of validity of your degree), issued by the Italian Diplomatic Mission in the country where the qualification was awarded.
If your degree was awarded by a European university, you can submit the “Diploma Supplement” instead of the “Dichiarazione di Valore”.