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A.Y. 2026/27 (Polimi has not yet published the 2027/28 MSc calendar; checked 27 September 2026). (1) EU/EEA applicants with a FOREIGN bachelor's degree use the Engineering calls, which include Architectural Engineering, but first semester only (Architectural Engineering is excluded from the February intake): September 2026 intake 1st call 1 October - 1 December 2025 (11.59pm CET)
2nd call 13 January - 26 February 2026 (11.59pm CET); additional call only for EEA students and non-EEA residents in Italy 27 February - 31 March 2026 (11.59pm CET); outcomes by the end of May 2026. Application fee EUR 50 (early bird, 1 October - 1 December) or EUR 150 afterwards; one application per semester, up to two programmes. Deferral to the second semester can be requested June - August, subject to places (EUR 172.20 non-refundable fee if granted). (2) Applicants with an ITALIAN bachelor's degree (School AUIC-ING): Semester I 22 June - 17 July 2026
Semester II 7 - 18 January 2027, opened only if places remain after the first semester. All 2026/27 first-semester windows are closed. 2026/27 places: 95 (15 for Italian/EU/EEA and equivalent students, 80 for non-EU students).
A.Y. 2026/27. Non-EU applicants living abroad with a foreign bachelor's degree: Engineering calls for the September 2026 intake only - 1st call 1 October - 1 December 2025 (11.59pm CET) and 2nd call 13 January - 26 February 2026 (11.59pm CET), outcomes by the end of May 2026; the 27 February - 31 March 2026 additional call is NOT open to them (only EEA students and non-EEA residents in Italy with a qualifying residence permit), and the February 2027 (2nd semester) intake does not apply to Architectural Engineering. Separate non-EU quota: 80 of the 95 places in 2026/27. Universitaly visa pre-enrolment: Polimi strongly suggests that students admitted to the 1st semester 2026/27 submit the Universitaly visa application by the end of June 2026 (validated only after graduation, upload of the final degree with proof of authenticity and a valid language certificate); national deadline to file the visa application at the Italian embassy/consulate: 30 November 2026 for A.Y. 2026/27 and 31 October 2027 for A.Y. 2027/28 (Polimi's own 2027/28 dates not yet published).
A.Y. 2026/27 (Teaching Regulations, which state that the requirements may change in later years). A bachelor's degree (Laurea) in Engineering or Architecture, with priority for classes L-23 (Building Sciences and Techniques), L-7 (Civil and Environmental Engineering) and L-17 (Architecture Sciences); other Italian or foreign qualifications are accepted where recognised as suitable. The programme's Admissions Committee verifies the curricular requirements and the adequacy of personal preparation; applicants are expected to have an adequate background in mathematics, building physics and related physical-technical subjects, mechanics and structural design, building technologies and basic building/built-environment design. Foreign-degree applicants: the programme awards up to 100 points (coherence of the previous curriculum up to 60, geographical area of origin up to 10, duration of university education up to 10, order of preferences up to 10, other supporting documents up to 10), weighted 50/50 with the International Projects Office (SPI) grade based on academic performance and quality of the institution; minimum 65/100; Admissions Office rules also apply (strict country-specific minimum CGPA; the degree must give access to EQF level 7). Italian-degree applicants: up to 100 points (bachelor average up to 50, coherence of the degree up to 30, duration of studies up to 10, order of preferences up to 10), minimum 65/100; final-year students may apply with at least 145 certified credits; no automatic admissions for 2026/27 and 2027/28.
A.Y. 2027/28 (Admissions Office list of accepted certificates, 'updated for A.Y. 2027/2028'). Certified English is required for admission to every Polimi MSc. Accepted certificates and minimum scores: TOEFL (Polimi code 9795) paper-based at least 547, computer-based at least 210, iBT and TOEFL Home Edition at least 78 for tests taken until 20/01/2026 or at least 4.5 (new scale) for tests taken from 21/01/2026; TOEIC at least 785 Listening & Reading plus at least 310 Speaking & Writing (from A.Y. 2027/28; the 720 L&R threshold applied to 2026/27 only); Cambridge Proficiency grade C, Advanced grade C or First grade B; IELTS Academic or General Training at least 6; Trinity ISE II; PTE Academic overall at least 59; Pearson PEIC overall at least 59; LanguageCert ESOL B2 Communicator (4 skills). Certificates considered expired by the issuing institution are not accepted. Exemption: a Bachelor's degree taught in English for at least 3 years, proven by a university document confirming that at least 75% of the courses were taught in English. Timing for foreign-degree applicants: the certificate is not needed to submit the online application and does not affect the evaluation, but it is mandatory to obtain the admission letter, merit scholarships, the visa and to enrol. Applicants with an Italian degree must provide it by the deadlines of the admission procedure. For Architectural Engineering the Teaching Regulations set a minimum of CEFR B2 English, mandatory for admission and enrolment. Italian: not an entry requirement for this English-taught programme; international students must demonstrate Italian knowledge (Polimi 40-hour course with at least 75% attendance and a final assessment) and reach at least B1 before registering for the final examination.
None: no admission test, no interview and no portfolio for Architectural Engineering (A.Y. 2026/27). Admission is decided by the programme's Admissions Committee on the previous academic career (points-based evaluation, minimum 65/100, see academic_requirements) plus the English certificate. The GRE General Test is optional for Engineering and Architecture applicants (no minimum score, Polimi code 0495).
Online application in Polimi Online Services (one application per semester, up to two MSc programmes) and payment of the non-refundable application fee: EUR 50 early bird (1 October - 1 December) or EUR 150 afterwards (A.Y. 2026/27 amounts)
Bachelor's degree certificate or official provisional certificate; final-year students upload an enrolment document from the university Registrar confirming the final year and, if possible, the expected graduation date (mandatory)
Academic transcript of the bachelor's degree, original with university stamps/signatures or verifiable by official link/QR code, scanned front and back (mandatory)
Official translation of the degree certificate and transcript if they are not in Italian, English, French or Spanish (mandatory where applicable)
Cumulative GPA statement issued by the university, showing the CGPA and the grading scale with the minimum passing grade (mandatory)
Curriculum vitae, maximum 2 pages, in English or Italian (mandatory)
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English language certificate or a university document proving English-medium bachelor studies of at least 3 years (at least 75% of courses in English); not needed to submit the application but mandatory for the admission letter, merit scholarships, visa and enrolment
Optional: GRE General Test score (no minimum, Polimi code 0495), letter of recommendation, motivation letter (max 2 pages per programme), detailed course descriptions (max 4 MB)
Identity document (EEA applicants) or residence permit (non-EEA residents in Italy) only for the additional EEA call, uploaded through the application message area after applying
Declaration of Value or CIMEA Statement of Comparability may be requested at any stage; a Diploma Supplement, Declaration of Value or CIMEA statement is needed for enrolment
Italian-degree applicants from other universities (AUIC route): English certificate, self-certification of the degree held and of exams passed for at least 145 credits, and certificates of any other university degrees
Application dates, places, application fees and the programme's admission rules shown here are for A.Y. 2026/27; Politecnico di Milano has not yet published the 2027/28 Master of Science application calendar (in the 2026/27 cycle the first application window opened on 1 October 2025). The list of accepted English certificates is already the A.Y. 2027/28 version.
This programme requires Italian at level B1 before registering for the final examination, while Polimi's general page for international students mentions an Italian B2 certificate or a free Polimi Italian course with an exit test; the programme's own B1 rule is shown.
Polimi's advice on when to submit the Universitaly visa pre-enrolment is published for 2026/27 only (by the end of June 2026 for students admitted to the first semester); the advice for 2027/28 is not published yet.
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“Admission to the Master’s Degree Programme in Architectural Engineering is subject, for all candidates, to the evaluation of their previous academic curriculum by a dedicated Committee. Applicants holding a Bachelor’s degree in various fields of Engineering (primarily Building and Civil Engineering) and Architecture are eligible to apply.”
“Engineering programmes accept students for both the first and second semesters and have multiple application calls. This option is not available for the following programmes: Architectural Engineering - Building Engineering for Sustainability - Management of Built Environment”
“Academic year 2026-2027 (Engineering) / September 2026 intake (1st semester) - 1st call Application period 1st October 2025 - 1st December 2025 (11.59pm CET) / September 2026 intake (1st semester) - 2nd call Application period 13th January - 26th February 2026 (11.59pm CET)”
“September 2026 intake (1st semester) - Additional call only for EEA students and non-EEA resident in Italy* Application period 27th February - 31st March 2026 (11.59pm CET)”
“Early Bird (all study areas) - €50 / Standard fee (all study areas) - €150”
“For a standard study plan of between 46 and 74 ECTS and an ISEE of up to € 22,000, the amount is € 157.04; for a higher-value ISEE, the amount gradually increases up to a maximum of € 3,943.04.”
“Class of degree LM-24 - Construction engineering”
“95 places are available in the Architectural Engineering Program, 15 of which reserved for Italian, EU and European Economic Area candidates.”
“If the maximum number of places has already been reached in the first semester, no second-semester admission window is opened.”
“The Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) programs in the School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering will only accept new admissions of students with non-Italian qualifications in the first semester (September).”
“The School will consider requests for admission deferment to the second semester (defer). Obtaining a deferment is subject to the availability of planned places. Students may apply for deferment from June to August.”
“Applicants holding a Laurea in Engineering or Architecture may apply, with priority given to graduates from Degree Classes L-23 — Building Sciences and Techniques, L-7 — Civil and Environmental Engineering, and L-17 — Architecture Sciences. Applicants holding another Italian or foreign qualification may also apply where the qualification is recognised as suitable.”
“Admission is subject to an assessment of the applicant’s previous academic career and personal preparation by the Degree Programme Admissions Committee. The Committee verifies both the fulfilment of the curricular requirements and the adequacy of the applicant’s personal preparation.”
“Assessment is performed by the relevant Programme, which may award up to 100 points: Suitability/coherence of previous Curriculum Vitae, i.e. Laurea (equivalent to Bachelor of Science) of origin: up to 60 points Geographical area of origin: up to 10 points Duration of university education: up to 10 points Order of the preferences expressed at the time of application for admission: up to 10 points Other documents in support of the application: up to 10 points”
“The score resulting from the evaluation by the Admissions Committee of the Master program is then weighed with the grade defined by the International Projects Office (SPI), which is based on previous academic performance and on the quality of the institution. The weights are as follows: study programme 50%, SPI 50%.”
“The minimum score for admission is 65/100.”
“For the academic years 2026/2027 and 2027/2028, no automatic admissions are planned.”
“Admission to the Degree Programme requires certified English-language proficiency at a minimum CEFR level of B2, in accordance with the certificates and score thresholds recognised by Politecnico di Milano. Fulfilment of this requirement is mandatory for admission and enrolment.”
“International students are also required to demonstrate knowledge of Italian. Politecnico di Milano organises 40-hour Italian-language courses, normally delivered over one semester. Students assigned to these courses must attend at least 75% of the scheduled activities and pass a final assessment. A minimum level of B1 in Italian is required before registering for the final examination.”
“Certificate of English language Self-certification of the degree held (graduate students only) Self-certification of examinations passed for at least 145 credits. Other certifications of any university degrees held: Masters, PhDs, and Postgraduate Schools.”
“Architectural Engineering (Lecco campus) 95 places (15 places for Italian students, Communitary nationals and foreign nationals treated as equivalent to Community nationals + 80 places for extra UE students)”
“Building Engineering for Sustainability Architectural Engineering Semester I: from 22 June to 17 July 2026 Semester II*: from 7 January to 18 January 2027”
“School of design Semester I: from 22 June to 7 July 2026 (by 12:00 pm CEST)”
“It is strongly suggested that students admitted in the 1st semester 2026/27 submit their visa application on the Universitaly platform by the end of June 2026.”
“The deadline, established by the Italian Government for all students of all Italian universities, to formalize the request for a student visa by going to the competent Italian diplomatic Representative, for the 2026/2027 a.y., is 30th November 2026.”
“Per l’anno accademico 2026/2027, le domande di visto dovranno essere presentate presso le Rappresentanze diplomatico-consolari competenti entro e non oltre il 30 novembre 2026. Per l’anno accademico 2027/2028, invece, il termine ultimo per la presentazione delle domande di visto è fissato al 31 ottobre 2027. [English: for A.Y. 2026/2027 visa applications must be filed at the competent Italian embassies/consulates by 30 November 2026; for A.Y. 2027/2028 the final deadline for visa applications is 31 October 2027.]”
“A.Y. 2026/2027 You can apply for admission to Master of Science programmes if: you hold the following qualification: a first level university degree, a degree awarded in accordance with the educational system in force prior to Ministerial Decree. 509/99, or if you are a final year student- at the Politecnico di Milano or at another university - and have acquired 145 certified ECTS.”
“The CGPA requirements are strict and no exceptions will be considered: if your CGPA is below the minimum we require, we will not proceed with the evaluation of your candidature.”
“Accepted certificates (updated for A.Y. 2027/2028): / For tests taken until 20/01/2026 ≥ 78 (total score) / For tests taken from 21/01/2026 ≥ 4.5 (total score) / From A.Y. 2027/2028 onwards: ≥ 785 Listening & Reading + ≥ 310 TOEIC Speaking & Writing”
“The language certificate(s) is not compulsory to complete the online application process and to start your evaluation, but it is MANDATORY in order to obtain your admission letter, to be considered for merit-based scholarships, to obtain the Visa and to enrol at Politecnico di Milano.”
“Students who can prove that English was the medium of instruction for their Bachelor's degree (for at least 3 years) are exempt from providing any English language certification.”
“Cumulative GPA statement (mandatory) You have to upload a Cumulative GPA statement which must include both: / Identity document /Residence Permit (only for EEA candidates and Non-EEA residents in Italy applying during the 3rd and 4th application calls)”
“Curriculum vitae is a written description of your work experience, educational background and skills. Maximum 2 pages long.”
“No minimum score has been set, the applicant can upload it as PDF file and send the scores to Politecnico di Milano with the CODE: 0495”
