open access - uncapped number of students; admission subject to the evaluation of the admission requirements (curricular requirements + suitable academic performance + language certificate), no entrance test and no ranking list. A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 not yet published on 27 September 2026). Applicants with a non-Italian qualification apply on Apply@polito and are evaluated by professors of the programme designated by the Collegio (Academic Committee): 1st call 19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026 and 2nd call 18 March - 20 April 2026 (open to all applicants, including non-EU visa applicants); 3rd call 3-17 November 2026, reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy and open to the Engineering Master's programmes (second-semester intake). Applicants with an Italian qualification apply in the first-semester or second-semester window of the Engineering Area and are admitted on grade-average thresholds (Bachelor's classes L-8 and L-31 meet the curricular requirements automatically). Non-EU applicants residing abroad also complete the Universitaly visa pre-enrolment. No programme-specific special call (the April-May 2026 special call was only for the Physics of Complex Systems and MNIS international tracks); syllabus required; GRE General Test optional but highly valued.
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A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 dates not published on 27 September 2026). EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy who hold a non-Italian Bachelor's degree apply on Apply@polito (one application per call, up to two Master's programmes; non-refundable application fee EUR 50; deadlines extended by 15 days by decree DR 96/2026): 1st call 19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (results 15 April 2026)
2nd call 18 March - 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (postponed from 17 April for technical problems; 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 (Computer Engineering included): 3 November - 17 November 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time, results 29 January 2027 (published, not yet open). Online enrolment: 1st semester 31 July - 5 October 2026
A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 dates not published on 27 September 2026). Non-EU applicants residing abroad who need a type-D study visa can apply on Apply@polito only in the 1st and 2nd calls (non-refundable application fee EUR 50; deadlines extended by 15 days by decree DR 96/2026): 1st call 19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (results 15 April 2026)
2nd call 18 March - 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (postponed from 17 April for technical problems; results 22 June 2026). The 3rd call (3-17 November 2026) and 2nd-semester enrolment are reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy. Universitaly visa pre-enrolment (separate mandatory step
PoliTo validates it only if the Apply@polito application is ELIGIBLE and the Bachelor's degree has been obtained and uploaded): 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; the Universitaly portal remains open). 1st-semester online enrolment 31 July - 5 October 2026 (enrolment documents uploaded by 5 October 2026 and verified by 11 November 2026); type-D study visa uploaded by 30 November 2026. All 2026/27 application calls for this group have closed (enrolment for already-admitted applicants runs until 5 October 2026).
Qualification: Applicants must hold a three-year Bachelor's degree, university diploma, or equivalent foreign qualification recognized as suitable for admission.
Curricular Requirements: Applicants automatically meet the curricular requirements if they hold a Bachelor's degree belonging to Italian classes L-8 or L-31. In all other cases they must have earned at least 40 credits in FIS/01, FIS/03, INF/01, ING-INF/05, MAT/02, MAT/03, MAT/05, MAT/08 and at least 60 credits in INF/01, ING-IND/31, ING-INF/01, ING-INF/03, ING-INF/04, ING-INF/05, MAT/06, SECS-S/01.
English Taught Route: The 2026/2027 course-specific requirements sheet lists COMPUTER ENGINEERING as English-taught with minimum English B2; the reference minimum score is IELTS 5.5.
Partially Italian Route: The same source separately lists the partially Italian / partially English route with minimum English B2 plus Italian B2.
Accepted Certificates: Accepted English and Italian certificates and exemptions are those published by the PoliTO Language Centre (CLA).
Standard Route: No entrance exam or ranking list is stated for this uncapped programme. Admission is based on evaluation of curricular requirements, academic performance, and language requirements on Apply@polito.
Optional Document: The 2026/2027 course-specific requirements sheet states that a GRE General Test score report is optional but highly valued.
Faq Note: The official FAQ states that students from other universities do not face a ranking list; they must pass the career assessment and meet the entry requirements.
Residence permit for non-EU applicants residing in Italy
Curriculum Vitae
Bachelor's degree certificate or official university document stating the provisional graduation date
Official Transcript of Records
Syllabus / course descriptions
6 belge daha
English and/or Italian language certificate, depending on the selected route
Declaration of Value of the Bachelor's degree or CIMEA Statement of Comparability, if available at application stage and compulsory for enrolment
Self-certificate of enrolment in another Italian university, if currently enrolled
Optional supporting document such as a GRE General Test score report, recommendation letter, motivation letter, training certificate, internship certificate, or proof of relevant work experience
At enrolment for non-EU visa applicants: type-D study visa and fiscal code certificate
Document translation/authentication: Documents issued in Italian, English, French, or Spanish are accepted. Documents in other languages must be uploaded together with an official English or Italian translation in a single merged file. Official translations must bear the stamp and original signature of an officially recognized translator. Translations into Italian must be certified by the Italian Embassy in the issuing country or sworn before a court in Italy. For enrolment, PoliTo requires a Declaration of Value, a CIMEA Statement of Comparability, a Diploma Supplement, or an ARDI Certificate of Correspondence as specified by the official enrolment section.
All dates and requirements shown are for A.Y. 2026/27; the A.Y. 2027/28 admission calls are not published yet.
The programme is taught in Italian and English: some specialist tracks are taught in English and others in Italian. The 2026/27 course-specific requirements list the English-taught route as 'Computer Engineering'; the programme page does not give the complete English route a separate name.
The language certificates required depend on the route chosen: English B2 for the English-taught route, English B2 and Italian B2 for the route taught partly in Italian.
The curricular requirements shown were first taken from the 2025/26 degree regulations; the 2026/27 regulations (published in Italian only) state the same credit requirements.
No country-specific eligibility rule for Turkish qualifications is published; the general rules for non-Italian qualifications apply.
The 3rd call (3-17 November 2026, for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy) is published for Master's programmes in the field of Engineering as a group; Computer Engineering is not named individually.
Politecnico di Torino describes the Universitaly pre-enrolment dates as indicative and keeps the Universitaly portal open after them.
Tuition fee rules on the linked page are the A.Y. 2026/27 regulations.
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“Have a Bachelor's degree (level 6 EQF) ... Meet the specific curricular requirements and have an academic performance considered suitable for admission”
“Pay the non-refundable application fee (€50)”
“For TOEFL/TOEIC certificates, you must indicate the code C285”
“Curriculum Vitae ... Official Transcript of Records ... Syllabus / Course descriptions”
“Pre-enrolment deadline for Study Visa ... 15 May 2026”
“May 30, 2026, if you submitted the application in the first call”
“13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. (Italian time)”
“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”
“Results: 29/01/2027”
“Opening date: 31 July 2026 – Closing date: 5 October 2026”
“Only for EU and non-EU applicants residing in Italy”
“Opening date: 13 November 2026 – Closing date: 24 March 2027”
“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.”
“Your online application (Apply@PoliTO) has been considered ELIGIBLE”
“The uploaded documents will be verified by 11 November 2026.”
“the deadline to upload the Study visa – type D is 30 November 2026”
“Pay the non-refundable application fee (€50) online by credit card (VISA or MasterCard).”
“The Academic Committee assesses whether you meet the admission requirements in terms of academic performance and curricular background for the programme that you have selected.”
“You can submit your application even if you have not earned your Bachelor’s degree yet, but you need to have earned at least 140 credits at Bachelor’s level on the date of application submission.”
