open access - uncapped number of students; admission subject to the evaluation of the admission requirements (curricular requirements + suitable academic performance + language certificates); no written entrance test, no GRE or interview in the A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements; applicants from Italian universities whose weighted average is below the threshold may be admitted through a merit-based oral interview (see entry test). A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 not yet published on 27 September 2026). Applicants with a non-Italian qualification (Apply@polito, evaluation by professors designated by the Collegio): 1st call 19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (results 15 April 2026); 2nd call 18 March 2026 - 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (results 22 June 2026); 3rd call, reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy and open to the Engineering Master's programmes, 3 November 2026 - 17 November 2026 at 14:00 Italian time (results 29 January 2027, second-semester enrolment by 24 March 2027). Applicants with an Italian qualification (Engineering Area): first semester applications 4 June - 15 October 2026, second semester 13 December 2026 - 24 February 2027. Non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa must also complete the study-visa pre-enrolment on Universitaly.
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A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 dates not yet published on 27 September 2026). Applicants with a non-Italian qualification who do not need a visa (EU citizens and non-EU citizens residing in Italy): 1st call 19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (results 15 April 2026)
2nd call 18 March 2026 - 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (deadlines extended by decree DR 96/2026, the 2nd call postponed to 20 April for technical problems; results 22 June 2026); first-semester online enrolment 31 July - 5 October 2026. 3rd call (only EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy
Engineering Master's programmes, including this one): opens 3 November 2026, closes 17 November 2026 at 14:00 Italian time, results 29 January 2027; second-semester enrolment 13 November 2026 - 24 March 2027. Applicants with an Italian qualification (Engineering Area): first semester - applications 4 June - 15 October 2026, enrolment by 12 November 2026; second semester - applications 13 December 2026 - 24 February 2027, enrolment by 24 March 2027. Application fee: EUR 50, non-refundable, paid online by credit card (PagoPA) for applicants with a non-Italian qualification (one application per call, up to two programmes); the Engineering Area page says a fee is required for applicants from other Italian universities but does not state the amount.
A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 dates not yet published on 27 September 2026). Non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa can apply only in the 1st call (19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time; results 15 April 2026) and the 2nd call (18 March 2026 - 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time; results 22 June 2026); the 3rd call (November 2026) and the second-semester intake are reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy. Universitaly visa pre-enrolment (separate from Apply@polito, mandatory for the type D visa): by 30 June 2026 if eligible in the 1st call, by 15 July 2026 if eligible in the 2nd call
PoliTo calls these dates indicative and the Universitaly portal remains open
PoliTo validates the pre-enrolment only if the Apply@polito application is ELIGIBLE and the Bachelor's degree has been obtained and uploaded. Online enrolment for the first semester 31 July - 5 October 2026 (compulsory documents uploaded by 5 October 2026, verified by 11 November 2026); type D study visa uploaded by 30 November 2026.
Official level: Master's degree programme (Laurea Magistrale, 2nd cycle), class LM-22. Requirements (Academic Regulations of the Master's in Chemical and Sustainable Processes Engineering, A.Y. 2025/26 edition, the latest linked from the 2026/27 programme page; recommended background from the A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements): (1) a three-year Bachelor's degree or university diploma, or a foreign qualification recognised as suitable (EQF level 6)
(2) curricular requirements: at least 40 credits in CHIM/07, FIS/01, FIS/03, ING-INF/05, MAT/02, MAT/03, MAT/05 and at least 60 credits in BIO/11, ICAR/01, ICAR/03, ICAR/08, ING-IND/08, ING-IND/10, ING-IND/11, ING-IND/14, ING-IND/15, ING-IND/21, ING-IND/22, ING-IND/23, ING-IND/24, ING-IND/25, ING-IND/26, ING-IND/27, ING-IND/31, ING-IND/32, MAT/07, MAT/08 (credits in both groups count first for the 40-credit group); a shortfall of less than 10 credits can be accepted by the Academic Advisor, more than 10 needs the Coordinator's approval; missing credits are made up before enrolment through single courses (up to 60 credits) or Bachelor's-level credit transfer (more than 60)
(3) suitable academic performance: Politecnico di Torino graduates - no average required if the Bachelor's took 4 years or less, weighted average >= 21/30 for 4-5 years, >= 24/30 for more than 5 years; graduates of other Italian universities - weighted average >= 24/30 (worst 28 credits subtracted)
A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 not yet published). English track (Chemical Engineering for green transition): English level B2 (CEFR) or higher, minimum IELTS 5.5 in the A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements. Italian or partially Italian tracks (Ingegneria Chimica e dei Processi Sostenibili): English B2 (IELTS 5.5) plus Italian B2. Minimum English scores (PoliTo table of B2 certificates, 23/09/2019, updated 22/12/2022, current PDF January 2026): IELTS Academic or General Training 5.5; Pearson PTE Academic 59; TOEFL iBT 72 if taken before 21/01/2026 or total 4 if taken after 21/01/2026; TOEIC Listening 400, Reading 385, Speaking 160, Writing 150; Cambridge English Scale 160 (B1 Preliminary, B2 First, BEC Vantage, C1 Advanced, BEC Higher, C2 Proficiency, including the for Schools versions). Italian certificates: PoliTo chart on the CLA certificates page. TOEFL/TOEIC: institution code C285; Cambridge: share the results with Politecnico and give the Candidate ID. English exemptions (upload an official statement of the school/university that the medium of instruction was English instead of a certificate): IB Diploma only if the whole learning path was in English; European Schools diploma with English as L1; qualifications awarded by the USA, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand; qualifications obtained after an English-taught path in the countries listed by PoliTo (for example India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Singapore, Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Malta, Cyprus). Turkiye is not on the list, so an English-medium degree from a Turkish university does not exempt the applicant. Italian exemptions: Italian citizens residing in Italy, San Marino diplomas, at least one school year in an Italian-medium high school, an Italian qualification, or qualifications listed in Annex 2 of the national procedures. Timing: applicants with a non-Italian qualification upload the certificate in the Apply@polito application (a PENDING status is verified during the evaluation); applicants with an Italian qualification may apply without it but must present it by the first-semester enrolment deadline (12 November 2026) or enrol in single courses and obtain it by 24 March 2027.
No written entrance test; no GRE and no interview for applicants with a non-Italian qualification (document-based evaluation on Apply@polito; A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements list no GRE, interview or syllabus). A.Y. 2026/27. Merit-based evaluation (admission test) for applicants with an Italian Bachelor's degree who do not reach the grade threshold (degree regulations, A.Y. 2025/26 edition, latest published): an oral interview, which can be remote, on Separation Processes, Transport Phenomena, Reactors and Chemical Kinetics, Safety in Industrial Processes, Control and Instrumentation for Chemical Processes, Plants for the Chemical Industry and Processes of Inorganic Industrial Chemistry; open to graduates of other Italian universities with a weighted average above 21/30 and below 24/30, and to Politecnico di Torino graduates who took between 4 and 5 years to graduate with a weighted average below 21/30, or more than 5 years with a weighted average above 21/30 and below 24/30, provided their average in FIS/01-02-03 and ING-INF/01 exams is at least 24/30. No interview dates are published on the pages read. Language thresholds: English B2 (IELTS 5.5), plus Italian B2 for the Italian or partially Italian tracks.
Passport (other IDs accepted only for EU nationals; IDs not in the Latin alphabet need an official Italian or English translation)
Residence permit (only non-EU citizens living in Italy)
Curriculum Vitae (any format)
Bachelor's degree certificate (EQF level 6), or an official university document stating the provisional graduation date (or an updated Transcript of Records) if not yet graduated
Official Transcript of Records listing all completed exams, with the grading system (minimum/maximum grade, final grade, GPA/CGPA) and credit system
English language certificate at B2 level or above (plus Italian B2 for the Italian or partially Italian tracks), or an official medium-of-instruction statement if a listed exemption applies
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Dichiarazione di valore of the Bachelor's degree or CIMEA Statement of Comparability (if available at application; compulsory for enrolment)
Self-certificate of enrolment in another Italian university, if currently enrolled
Syllabus / course descriptions and portfolio: not required for this programme (A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements: syllabus 'Not Required' for both the Italian/English programme and the English track)
Optional (maximum one 'other document'): e.g. GRE General Test score report, recommendation letter, motivation letter, training/internship certificates or proof of relevant work experience
Format: documents on letterheaded paper, stamped and signed by the issuing institution (digitally signed only if verifiable online); documents in Italian, English, French or Spanish are accepted, other languages must be merged with an official English/Italian translation into a single file; PDF recommended; no hard copies
At enrolment (by 5 October 2026): passport or EU ID, residence permit (non-EU living in Italy) or type D study visa (non-EU not living in Italy, uploadable until 30 November 2026), fiscal code, Bachelor's degree and Transcript with official Italian translation unless in English, French or Spanish, Declaration of Value or CIMEA/ENIC-NARIC Statement of Comparability or Diploma Supplement (ARDI Certificate of Correspondence accepted), language certificate
All dates shown are for A.Y. 2026/27; the A.Y. 2027/28 admission calls are not published yet.
The credit rules, grade thresholds and the oral admission interview come from the A.Y. 2025/26 degree regulations, the latest edition linked from the programme page; a 2026/27 edition may change them.
The programme is taught partly in Italian and partly in English; its English-taught track is 'Chemical Engineering for green transition'.
The English track is described as taught entirely in English, but the provisional 2026/27 curriculum page shows the Year-2 compulsory course 'Environmental safety technique' with an Italian language label; this should be checked when the final curriculum is published.
The admission route for the Multiphase Systems for Sustainable Engineering Erasmus Mundus Joint Master track is not described on the Politecnico di Torino admission pages.
The November 2026 3rd call is announced for Master's programmes in the field of Engineering; the official page does not name individual programmes.
The application fee amount for applicants coming from other Italian universities is not stated on the Engineering Area page; the EUR 50 fee applies to applicants with a non-Italian qualification.
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“due to technical problems postponed to 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. (Italian time)”
“3rd Call: Call reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy.”
“Only for Master's Degree programmes in the field of Engineering, the Master's Degree programme in Systemic Design, Urban and Regional Planning, Digital Skills for Sustainable Societal Transitions.”
“Closing: 17/11/2026 at 14:00 Italian time”
“Opening date: 13 November 2026 – Closing date: 24 March 2027”
“Opening date: 31 July 2026 – Closing date: 5 October 2026”
“Pay the non-refundable application fee (€50) online by credit card (VISA or MasterCard).”
“June 30, 2026, if you submitted the application in the first call and you are eligible”
“July 15, 2026, if you submitted the application in the second call and you are eligible”
“Please note that these deadlines are indicative and are intended to encourage candidates to submit their application as early as possible once eligibility has been confirmed. The Universitaly portal remains open.”
“the deadline to upload the Study visa – type D is 30 November 2026.”
“EUROPE: Cyprus, Malta, United Kingdom, Ireland.”
“ASIA: Bangladesh, Brunei Darussalam, India, Malaysia, Maldives, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka.”
“For TOEFL/TOEIC certificates, you must indicate the code C285 to share the results with Politecnico di Torino.”
“Documents issued in Italian, English, French or Spanish are accepted.”
“minimum 40 credits earned in the following Scientific Disciplinary Fields (settori scientifico-disciplinari): CHIM/07, FIS/01, FIS/03, ING-INF/05, MAT/02, MAT/03, MAT/05”
“Applicants who have a Bachelor’s degree awarded by another Italian university must have a weighted average grade of all the exams ≥ 24/30, regardless of the number of years it took them to graduate.”
“Applicants with a weighted average grade > 21/30 and <24/30 can take an admission test (merit-based evaluation).”
“The admission tests consist in an oral interview (it can also be a remote interview) about the subjects of the following disciplines:”
“students applying to degree programmes delivered in Italian or partially taught in Italian must also have an Italian language certificate (minimum B2 level)”
“between 4 and 5 years (1) –exam weighted average grade required (2): < 21/30”
“more than 5 years– exam weighted average grade required (2): > 21/30 and < 24/30”
