To further develop its international commitment, the Politecnico di Torino has, for some years now, widened its course catalogue in the English language, in order to embrace also Summer School programs.
A selection of innovative, engaging topics in the Engineering and Architecture fields, ranging from Key Enabling Technologies to Architectural and Urban Design, have been and will be offered to both Italian and International students.
The programs are structured as intensive courses (1 to 3 weeks) including lectures, interactive lab experiences, sites and company visits, etc.
PoliTo Summer Schools are designed for undergraduate and graduate students willing to take part in a life and learning experience within a multicultural environment.
The programs will allow students to enrich their cultural awareness by socializing and getting in contact with people from all over the world and to improve their team working skill, through collaborative workshops and group activities.
Attending a Summer School at the Politecnico di Torino is a unique opportunity to study in one of the most prestigious technical universities in Italy and to discover Torino, a modern city full of history, art and tradition.
- From Cells to Tissues: Models, Analysis and Applications Summer School
- Geothermal Energy: Resource Assessment, plants, and environmental impacts Summer School
- OB - Serving the landscape - Petites Folies School - E+ BIP
- Regenerating European Rivers’ Territories - Redefining the green & blue infrastructure of Barcelona and Turin Winter School
- SHEroes Resilience Summer School: Empowering Women in Disaster Risk Reduction through Heritage (Cultural Heritage in Context - Digital Technologies for the Humanities)
- Cities in Just Green Transitions: Turin post-carbon transformations International Summer School
- Cultural Heritage in Context: Digital Technologies for the Humanities. “Heritage-Driven Community Resilience. Six Endangered Cultural Natural Sites” International Summer School
- EAA Summer School for Young Acousticians
- Heat loss in buildings and sustainability: local approaches to global problems - E+ BIP
- Measuring the mountains - Redefining Alpine Legacy - E+ BIP