Polytechnic University of Milan

With around 42,000 students, the Polytechnic University of Milan (Politecnico di Milano) is Italy's largest technical university. Engineering, architecture, and design courses are offered at the undergraduate, graduate, and higher education levels at the institution. It is Milan's oldest university, having been founded in 1863.

The Polytechnic University of Milan includes two main campuses in Milan, Italy, where the majority of research and teaching activities take place, as well as five satellite campuses around the Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna areas. The major offices and headquarters are located in Milan's historic Città Studi campus, which is also the largest and has been in operation since 1927.

According to the QS World University Rankings, it was ranked 20th best in the world in the discipline of Engineering & Technology in 2020. It was ranked sixth in the world for Design, ninth in Civil and Structural Engineering, ninth in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and seventh in Architecture. Nobel laureate Giulio Natta, novelist Carlo Emilio Gadda, and architects Renzo Piano and Aldo Rossi are among its noteworthy alumni or lecturers.

The Polytechnic University of Milan's tuition fees are determined by the family income of each student. They cost from 150 and, 3726 euros each year. Students with high GPAs (typically 27/30 or 29/30) are eligible for partial or full refunds, as well as a variety of scholarships. There are many scholarships for international students as part of the recent university internationalization strategy.

Established: November 29, 1863

Location: Milan, Italy

Website: https://www.polimi.it/en