Engineering Sciences

Program Bilgisi

Seviye

Lisans

Süre

3 yıl

Dil

İngilizce

Kampüs

Macroarea di Ingegneria, Via del Politecnico 1, 00133 Rome (International Students' Office: Via Cracovia 50, Building D, floor 0)

Derece Sınıfı

[uncertain] L-9 Ingegneria Industriale (typical Italian classification for Engineering Sciences). Not explicitly stated on the how-to-apply page.

Kabul Tipi

Open access with curriculum + language evaluation (no national programmed-number quota, no CISIA TOLC required); selection through application file on Delphi Selection type: Open with curriculum evaluation: secondary school diploma + English certificate; applications processed via Delphi without a standardized written entry test Admission test (name and provider): No standardized external test required (no TOLC-I, no SAT, no IMAT). Tor Vergata internal document-based assessment. EU / non-EU quota: No nationality quota. Three application procedures (A, B, C) split by visa requirement and qualification origin, not by EU/non-EU nationality cap. School: School / Macroarea of Engineering (Ingegneria)

Resmi Eğitim Dili

English (program conducted entirely in English)

EU Deadline

Procedure A (Italian qualification, no visa) and Procedure B (EU/non-EU qualification, no visa) for A.Y. 2026/2027: application window 12 January 2026 – 30 November 2026 (single window). Rolling vs window: Window-based: Procedures A/B run as a single long window; Procedure C has two distinct windows. Tuition fee band (ISEE / flat): ISEE / ISEE-Parificato based tuition: 'Tuition fees range from approximately €1,000 to €3,100 per year, depending on your family income and financial situation.' Students with foreign family income may submit ISEE-Parificato; flat-rate option exists for non-ISEE filers. [uncertain on exact 2026/27 numeric bands for Engineering] Application fee and enrolment deposit: [uncertain] Standard Tor Vergata application/enrolment fees apply; exact amounts to be confirmed in the Call PDF. Scholarships at admission time: Tor Vergata University merit and income-based scholarships; Lazio Region DiSCo Right-to-Study scholarships (ISEE/ISEE-Parificato based); Erasmus+ and YUFE European University Alliance opportunities; Italian Government Scholarships (MAECI) where applicable.

Non-EU Deadline

Procedure C (visa required): two windows for A.Y. 2026/2027 — Window 1: 12 January 2026 – 30 January 2026; Window 2: 30 March 2026 – 17 April 2026. Candidates in Procedure C may apply to only one window. Non-EU pre-enrolment portal (Universitaly): Procedure C applicants must complete Universitaly pre-enrolment (https://www.universitaly.it) and submit it to the Italian Embassy/Consulate per MUR deadlines, in parallel with the Tor Vergata Delphi application. DoV / CIMEA statement required: Required at enrolment for applicants with a foreign secondary-school diploma: Declaration of Value (Italian consulate) or CIMEA Statement of Comparability/Verification.

Akademik Koşullar

Secondary-school diploma or equivalent (at least 12 years of schooling) giving access to higher education in the country of origin. Familiarity with basic algebra, linear and exponential/logarithmic functions, trigonometry and second-order equations/inequalities is expected.

Dil Koşulları

Certified English proficiency at minimum CEFR B2 (Upper Intermediate), with a certificate dated from January 2022 onwards. Native English speakers and candidates whose previous education was delivered entirely in English are exempted. English proficiency minimum scores: Accepted certificates at B2 or higher: Cambridge English Language Assessment; IELTS; Trinity College London; ETS (TOEIC, TOEFL iBT); Pearson EDEXCEL/EDI; English Speaking Board (ESB); Anglia Ascentis; Aim Awards; LCCI (C.C.I.); British Institutes; National Qualifications Authority of Ireland (ACELS). [uncertain on exact numeric minima per certificate — Call PDF lists threshold scores] Italian B1 during studies: Not required (no clinical/internship component requiring Italian).

Sınav / Test

No written entry exam. Candidates are expected to be familiar with basic mathematical topics: basic algebra, linear equations, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric functions, second-order equations and inequalities. Compliance is verified through the secondary-school curriculum and may trigger Additional Learning Obligations (OFA) in the first year.