Students (A.Y. 2024/25)
- 38,800 total students
- 5,925 first year students
- 21,300 enrolled in Bachelor's degree programmes
- 15,400 enrolled in Master's degree programmes
- 630 students enrolled in 1st and 2nd level Specializing Master’s programmes, Lifelong Learning courses and training courses for businesses
- 1,450 Ph.D candidates
- 27,20% female students
- 21% internationsl students
- 50,6% Italians students living outside Piedmont
Graduates 2024
- 8,000 graduates
- Bachelor's degree 3, 770 (Average age 23,4)
- Master's degree 4, 230 (Average age 26,1)
Course Catalogue A.Y. 2024/25
- 25 Bachelor's degree programmes (4 in Architecture, Design and Spatial Planning - including 1 in cooperation with another university - and 21 in Engineering)
- 37 Master's degree programmes (9 in Architecture, Design and Spatial Planning - including 2 in cooperation with other universities - and 28 in Engineering - including 1 in cooperation with another university)
- 32 educational paths taught completely in English
- 32 1st and 2nd level Specializing Master’s programmes and Lifelong Learning courses
- 18 Ph.D programmes, including 5 in cooperation with other universities (3) and research centres (2)
- Percorso Intraprendenti - for Bachelor's students
- Percorso Early Research Honors School - for Bachelor's students
- Percorso Alta Scuola Politecnica (ASP) for Master's students
- Percorso Early Research Honors School for Master's students
- Percorso UROP - Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme for Master's students
Employment rate of PoliTO Master's graduates
(Almalaurea indagine XXVI (2024)):
- PoliTO graduates 96%
- Industrial and Information Engineering 96,5%
- Architecture and Civil Engineering; Arte and Design 93,9%
The job satisfaction rate is around 8 (scale 1-10)
Students satisfaction rate from the Almalaurea survey
The satisfaction rate of our Master's students for the degree programme amounts to 90,7%; 86,1% of our Master's graduates would enrol again at Politecnico di Torino, among them, 74,3% would enrol in the same degree programme, while 11,8% would choose another programme (*Source: Almalaurea 2021).
Students’ satisfaction rate based on the report of the Joint Committee for Teaching
The general satisfaction rate for the overall educational path has been around 81% in the latest years, without major changes during the pandemics.
In particular, more than 84% of students were satisfied with the interaction with the professors and with the university infrastructures (*Source: annual report of the Joint Committee for Teaching, 2021-2022).
Scholarships
95% of Ph.D candidates receive a scholarship
Ph.D. grants are 16% higher than national average
50% of Ph.D scholarships are funded by non-academic bodies
44 Ph.D. programmes offered in apprenticeship format
International Ph.D candidates
- 22% of all Ph.D. candidates
Excellence of Ph.D students
- 67% of Ph.D graduates scoring 105/110
- 50% of Ph.D graduates scoring 110/110