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A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 dates not yet published on 27 September 2026). Applicants with a FOREIGN bachelor degree (Engineering calendar): September 2026 intake (1st semester) - 1st call 1 October - 1 December 2025 (early bird, application fee EUR 50)
2nd call 13 January - 26 February 2026; additional call only for EEA students and non-EEA residents in Italy 27 February - 31 March 2026; outcomes of all three by the end of May 2026. February 2027 intake (2nd semester) - general call 18 May - 18 June 2026, outcomes by the end of July / beginning of August 2026. Every period closes at 11.59 pm Italian time; standard application fee EUR 150 from 2 December; one application per semester, maximum two programmes. Applicants with an ITALIAN bachelor degree apply in the windows of the two schools running this interschool programme (School of Civil, Environmental and Land Management Engineering and School of Industrial and Information Engineering, identical dates): Semester I from 6 July to 26 August 2026
Semester II from 7 January to 18 February 2027 (applications open at 10.30 am CEST on the first day; up to three Laurea Magistrale applications).
A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 dates not yet published on 27 September 2026). Non-EU applicants living abroad (foreign bachelor degree) use the general Engineering calls: September 2026 intake (1st semester) - 1st call 1 October - 1 December 2025 (early bird) and 2nd call 13 January - 26 February 2026, outcomes by the end of May 2026
February 2027 intake (2nd semester) - general call 18 May - 18 June 2026, outcomes by the end of July / beginning of August 2026; deadlines at 11.59 pm Italian time. The additional call of 27 February - 31 March 2026 is NOT open to them (only EEA students and non-EEA residents in Italy with a qualifying permit). Places 2026/27: 60 in total, of which 35 for extra-EU students. Universitaly visa pre-enrolment: Polimi strongly suggests that students admitted to the 1st semester 2026/27 submit the visa application on Universitaly by the end of June 2026
Polimi validates it only after graduation, upload of the final degree with proof of authenticity and a valid English certificate verified by the Admissions Office. National deadline to file the visa request at the Italian embassy/consulate for A.Y. 2026/27: 30 November 2026.
A.Y. 2026/27 (programme page, programme website and Didactic Regulations 2026/27). A first-cycle degree (EQF level 6) or equivalent is required; where the background is evaluated, it must be a technical-scientific degree of at least three years and at least 180 ECTS. An Admission Committee evaluates the academic background (exams taken and grades) against the programme; the programme website expects records to include Calculus, Algebra, Statistics and probability, Physics, Object-oriented programming and Databases, and choosing the Computer Science track requires courses such as Software Engineering, Computer Architecture and Operating Systems. Automatic admission for candidates meeting the merit requirements whose degree includes at least 40 ECTS in mathematics/physics (MAT/01, MAT/02, MAT/03, MAT/05, MAT/06, FIS/01) and at least 10 ECTS in computer engineering (ING-INF/05); the same criteria apply to suitable foreign degrees when sectors and credits can be identified. Italian degrees: L-7, L-8 and L-9 graduates are assessed on merit only; Polimi L-7/L-8/L-9 graduates qualify with at least 100 ECTS and a weighted average of at least 24/30 by the end of the autumn session of their 2nd year and graduation within four academic years, or with a weighted average meeting a years-taken threshold table; graduates of other Italian universities need a weighted average of at least 24/30 and a positive Committee evaluation; other Polimi graduates are always evaluated; the Committee may require additional exams before enrolment and/or compulsory courses. Foreign degrees: valid first-level degree recognised in the awarding country (giving access to EQF level 7, obtained before enrolment), background adequate and consistent with the programme (the programme website names Computer Science Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Surveying Engineering, Geographic Information Science, Geomatics or Geoinformatics degrees as admissible), verification of the qualification and a positive Committee assessment, which may assign compulsory courses. Italian-degree applicants may apply as final-year students with 145 certified ECTS. Foreign-degree applicants must also meet Polimi's strict country-specific minimum CGPA where one is set (e.g. India 70/100, China 80%, Bangladesh 3.3/4).
A.Y. 2027/28 (Admissions Office list 'updated for A.Y. 2027/2028'). An English certificate is required for all MSc applicants: TOEFL iBT / TOEFL Home Edition at least 78 for tests taken until 20/01/2026 or at least 4.5 for tests taken from 21/01/2026 (paper-based at least 547, computer-based at least 210; Polimi TOEFL code 9795); TOEIC at least 785 Listening & Reading + at least 310 Speaking & Writing; Cambridge Proficiency or Advanced pass at grade C, First pass at grade B; IELTS Academic or General Training at least 6; Trinity College ISE II or higher; 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 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. For foreign-degree applicants the certificate is not needed to submit the application and does not affect the evaluation, but it is mandatory to obtain the admission letter, merit scholarships, the visa and to enrol (Italian-degree applicants must provide it in order to be accepted). No Italian certificate is needed for admission (English-taught programme); international students are enrolled with an Italian OFA and must prove Italian at B2 level before the final exam.
none - A.Y. 2026/27: no entrance test; admission is by evaluation of the academic record by the programme's Admissions Committee. The GRE General Test is optional for Engineering applicants (no minimum score, Polimi code 0495) and may strengthen the application. No portfolio is required (mandatory only for Architecture, Urban Planning and Policy Design and Design programmes).
Online registration in Polimi Online Services and online application form, up to two MSc programmes per semester (application · all)
Non-refundable application fee: EUR 50 early bird (1 October - 1 December) or EUR 150 standard (application · foreign-degree applicants, A.Y. 2026/27)
Bachelor degree certificate, or official provisional certificate, or enrolment document confirming the last year and foreseen graduation date, with official translation if not in Italian, English, French or Spanish (application · mandatory)
Original academic transcript with university stamps/signatures (or verifiable via official link/QR code), scanned front and back, with official translation if needed (application · mandatory)
Cumulative GPA statement issued by the university, with the CGPA and the grading scale including the minimum passing grade (application · mandatory)
Curriculum vitae, maximum 2 pages, in English or Italian (application · mandatory)
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English language certificate, or university document confirming a bachelor taught in English for at least 3 years (at least 75% of courses) (mandatory for the admission letter, scholarships, visa and enrolment; can follow the application)
Optional: GRE General Test score (no minimum, Polimi code 0495), letter of recommendation, letter of motivation (max 2 pages per programme), detailed course descriptions (max 4 MB)
Identity document (EEA applicants) or residence permit (non-EEA residents in Italy), uploaded after the application, only for those applying in the 3rd and 4th application calls
Declaration of Value or CIMEA Statement of Comparability if requested at any stage; for enrolment of non-EU admits the Diploma Supplement / Declaration of Value / CIMEA statement by 31 October (1st semester) or 31 March (2nd semester)
No application dates for A.Y. 2027/28 are published yet (checked 27 September 2026); the deadlines, academic requirements, documents and test information shown are for A.Y. 2026/27 and will change when Polimi publishes the 2027/28 calendar. The English certificate list is the one Polimi has already published for A.Y. 2027/28.
The 2026/27 places page gives 60 places (25 for Italian, EU and equivalent students and 35 for non-EU students), while the 2026/27 programme regulations still print the 2025/26 split (20 + 40); the figures shown follow the places page.
For Polimi graduates in classes L-7, L-8 and L-9, the 2026/27 programme regulations refer to a table of minimum averages by number of years taken to graduate, but the published table is empty, so those thresholds are not shown.
For A.Y. 2026/27 Polimi also accepted TOEIC 720 Listening & Reading for tests registered by 28 February 2026; the 2027/28 list shown here requires TOEIC 785 Listening & Reading plus 310 Speaking & Writing.
The documents shown are those for applicants with a foreign bachelor degree; applicants with an Italian degree apply through Polimi Online Services with a different procedure, whose document list is not shown here.
The minimum CGPA examples by country (India 70/100, China 80%, Bangladesh 3.3/4) come from Polimi's foreign-qualification requirements page; other countries have different minimums or none.
Polimi's 2026/27 programme regulations announce a new Master's admission model from A.Y. 2028/29; it does not apply to A.Y. 2026/27 or 2027/28.
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“Admission to the Master’s Degree Programme in Geoinformatics Engineering requires a first-cycle degree (EQF Level 6) or an equivalent qualification, as well as certification of English language proficiency.”
“For graduates holding degrees in classes L-7, L-8 and L-9, admission is subject solely to the assessment of merit requirements.”
“For applicants holding a foreign qualification, admission to the Master’s Degree Programme requires a valid first-level degree recognized in the country where it was awarded, an academic background adequate and consistent with the chosen programme, and compliance with the required language proficiency criteria.”
“Admission is subject to the evaluation of the applicant’s academic record by the Admission Committee, which assesses curricular requirements, the quality and coherence of the prior study programme, and the mandatory documentation submitted.”
“September 2026 intake (1st semester) - 1st call / Application period / 1st October 2025 - 1st December 2025 (11.59pm CET) / Outcomes / By the end of May 2026 / 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) / Outcomes / By the end of May 2026 / February 2027 intake (2nd semester) - General call / Application period / 18th May - 18th June 2026 (11.59pm CEST) / Outcomes / By the end of July / beginning of August 2026”
“Early Bird (all study areas) - €50 / 1st October - 1st December / Standard fee (all study areas) - €150 / From 2nd December”
“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.”
“LM-32 - Computer systems engineering / LM-35 - Environmental engineering”
“The student belongs to one or the other Degree class depending on the education chose.”
“They have acquired at least 100 CFU (ECTS credits) with a weighted average grade not lower than 24/30, by the end of the autumn session of their second year of enrollment, and have obtained or are about to obtain their degree within four academic years from enrollment.”
“Their weighted average grade in the examinations required for graduation is not lower than 24/30.”
“It must be a technical-scientific degree with a duration of at least three years. / It must include the acquisition of at least 180 ECTS credits.”
“ECTS credits in the scientific-disciplinary fields MAT/01, MAT/02, MAT/03, MAT/05, MAT/06, FIS/01.”
“ECTS credits in the scientific-disciplinary field ING-INF/05.”
“Yes, you can apply for the Computer Science track if your academic transcript includes courses such as “Software Engineering”, “Computer Architecture” and “Operating Systems.””
“Geoinformatics Engineering (Milano Leonardo campus) 60 places (25 places for Italian students, Communitary nationals and foreign nationals treated as equivalent to Community nationals + 35 places for extra UE students)”
“School of industrial and information engineering / Semester I: from 6 July to 26 August 2026 / Semester II: from 7 January to 18 February 2027”
“School of civil, environmental and land management engineering / Semester I: from 6 July to 26 August 2026 / Semester II: from 7 January to 18 February 2027”
“School of design / Semester I: from 22 June to 7 July 2026 (by 12:00 pm CEST)”
“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.”
“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.”
“You have to upload a Cumulative GPA statement which must include both:”
“Curriculum vitae is a written description of your work experience, educational background and skills. Maximum 2 pages long.”
“Identity document /Residence Permit (only for EEA candidates and Non-EEA residents in Italy applying during the 3rd and 4th application calls)”
“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”
“Portfolio: (mandatory only for applicants to Architecture, Urban Planning and Policy Design or any Design programmes)”
