open access - uncapped number of students; admission subject to the evaluation of the admission requirements (curricular requirements + suitable academic performance + English B2), no entrance test and no ranking list. A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 not yet published on 27 September 2026). Two-step check: the Recruitment and Admissions Unit verifies the general requirements, then professors of the programme designated by the Collegio (Academic Committee) assess academic performance and the consistency of previous studies on Apply@polito (outcomes: eligible, conditional offer, not eligible). Applicants with a non-Italian qualification: 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 with a non-Italian qualification apply on Apply@polito (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 (closing postponed from 17 April for technical problems; results 22 June 2026)
3rd call, reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy (Master's programmes in the field of Engineering, which includes Cybersecurity Engineering): 3 November - 17 November 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time, results 29 January 2027 (published, not yet open). One application per call with up to two programmes; non-refundable application fee EUR 50. Online enrolment: 1st semester 31 July - 5 October 2026 (enrolment documents by 5 October 2026)
A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 dates not published on 27 September 2026). Non-EU applicants residing abroad who need a study visa can apply on Apply@polito only in the 1st and 2nd calls (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 (closing postponed from 17 April for technical problems; results 22 June 2026). Both rounds have closed; the 3rd call (3-17 November 2026) and 2nd-semester enrolment are reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy, so the next round for visa applicants will be the A.Y. 2027/28 1st call (not yet published). Universitaly visa pre-enrolment (separate, mandatory step after the Apply@polito application is ELIGIBLE and the Bachelor's degree is 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 portal remains open). 1st-semester online enrolment 31 July - 5 October 2026 (enrolment documents by 5 October 2026); type D study visa uploaded by 30 November 2026. Non-refundable application fee EUR 50.
A.Y. 2026/27 (2027/28 not published on 27 September 2026). Uncapped inter-class Master's programme (LM-32 Computer Engineering / LM-66 Cybersecurity). Required qualification: a Bachelor's degree (EQF level 6) or an equivalent foreign academic qualification giving access to second-cycle studies, awarded by an accredited/recognised university after at least 15 years of total schooling; applicants still enrolled in a 5- or 6-year single-cycle foreign degree may apply with at least 15 years of schooling (at least 3 at university level) and at least 180 ECTS credits; applicants who have not graduated yet upload an official document with the provisional graduation date (Italian-qualification applicants need at least 140 Bachelor's credits to apply). Recommended background (course-specific requirements sheet 2026/27): any field of Engineering or Computer science; syllabus required. Curricular requirements (2026/27 Regolamento didattico, D.R. no. 525 of 28/05/2026): met automatically by an Italian Bachelor's degree in class L-8 (Information Engineering) or L-31 (Computer Science and Technologies) or a foreign qualification recognised as suitable; otherwise at least 40 credits in FIS/01, FIS/03, INF/01, ING-INF/05, MAT/02, MAT/03, MAT/05 and at least 60 credits in INF/01, ING-INF/01, ING-INF/03, ING-INF/05, SECS-S/01, MAT/03, MAT/05, MAT/06, MAT/08, MAT/09 (credits in both lists count first for the first group); the programme referent can admit an applicant missing up to 10 credits, more than 10 missing credits need the approval of the Collegio Coordinator or Vice-Coordinator; missing credits must be made up before enrolment through single courses (up to 60 credits) or a shortened Bachelor's career (more than 60 credits). Suitable academic performance: foreign qualifications are assessed on Apply@polito by professors of the programme designated by the Collegio Coordinator (consistency of previous studies and academic performance; no fixed grade threshold published); graduates of other Italian universities need a weighted average of at least 24/30 (worst 28 credits excluded); Politecnico di Torino graduates: no minimum average if the Bachelor's took up to 4 years, at least 21/30 if more than 4 and up to 5 years, at least 24/30 if more than 5 years. Certified English at B2 level is required. A Declaration of Value or CIMEA Statement of Comparability is compulsory for enrolment. Italian is not an admission requirement for this English-taught programme: students whose native language is not Italian must reach Italian A2 (internal exam or international certificate) during their studies, as a graduation requirement. A positive evaluation is valid only for the academic year applied for. Twin Track: Cybersecurity Engineering students can obtain a second Master's degree in Computer Engineering with one additional year (the MSc catalogue also lists double-degree and mobility opportunities).
A.Y. 2026/27. Cybersecurity Engineering is fully English-taught: English level B2 (CEFR) or higher; no Italian certificate is required for admission. The A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements sheet gives IELTS 5.5 as the minimum for this programme. Accepted B2 certificates and minimum scores (PoliTo 'Table of certificates and minimum requirements for the B2 English level', adopted 23/09/2019, updated 22/12/2022, PDF revised January 2026): IELTS Academic or General Training 5.5
Pearson Test of English Academic 59
TOEFL iBT 72 if obtained before 21/01/2026 or Total 4 if obtained after 21/01/2026
Type: No entrance exam. Admission is by qualification/CV evaluation (master-level evaluation).; Process: Two-step assessment: (1) Recruitment and Admissions Unit verifies admission requirements; (2) Academic Committee / designated professors evaluate academic performance and consistency of prior studies with the programme.; Gre: GRE General Test score report is optional and recommended (not required).; Outcomes: Possible outcomes: Eligible; Conditional Offer; Not Eligible (requirements unmet); Not Eligible (curricular/academic mismatch).
Test score or threshold: No test score. Merit thresholds (academic performance): Politecnico graduates 21/30 (4–5 years) or 24/30 (>5 years); other-Italian-university graduates 24/30 (worst 28 credits subtracted in both cases). Foreign-qualification applicants: no fixed numeric grade threshold — performance and study-consistency assessed by the Academic Committee. Curricular shortfall: <10 missing credits may be waived by the Academic Advisor; otherwise missing credits must be made up before enrolment.
Passport (only IDs written in the Latin alphabet; other IDs are accepted only for EU nationals)
Residence permit (only non-EU citizens living in Italy)
Curriculum Vitae (any format)
Bachelor's degree certificate (EQF level 6) or, if not yet graduated, an official university document stating the provisional graduation date
Official Transcript of Records listing all completed exams, including the grading system (minimum/maximum grade, final grade, GPA/CGPA) and the credit system
Syllabus / course descriptions of the Bachelor's courses (required for Cybersecurity Engineering in the A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements)
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English language certificate (B2 or above; IELTS 5.5 minimum) or, for exempt applicants, an official medium-of-instruction statement from the school/university
Dichiarazione di valore (Declaration of Value) of the Bachelor's degree or CIMEA Statement of Comparability - upload if available at application, compulsory for enrolment (an ARDI Certificate of Correspondence or a Diploma Supplement is also accepted at enrolment)
Self-certificate of enrolment in another Italian university including passed exams (only if currently enrolled)
Optional 'Other document' (maximum one): GRE General Test score report (optional but highly valued for this programme), recommendation letter, motivation letter, training/internship certificates or proof of relevant work experience
At enrolment, non-EU applicants living abroad: Universitaly pre-enrolment, type-D study visa (upload by 30 November 2026) and fiscal code certificate; Bachelor's degree and transcript with official Italian translation unless issued in English, French or Spanish (or accompanied by a Diploma Supplement)
Document format and translation: documents on letterheaded paper, stamped and signed by the issuing institution (digitally signed documents only if verifiable online); documents in Italian, English, French or Spanish are accepted, others must be uploaded together with an official English or Italian translation
All dates and requirements shown are for A.Y. 2026/27; the A.Y. 2027/28 admission calls are not published yet.
The 2026/27 Student Guide lists the Italian A2 exam as a graduation requirement for English-taught Master's programmes; the 2026/27 degree regulations mention the A2 check in their admission article without a deadline, and the admission call asks only for English for English-taught programmes.
The rule that students choose the degree class (LM-32 or LM-66) in which they graduate comes from the 2025/26 regulations; the 2026/27 regulations do not repeat it.
The Master's catalogue lists double-degree opportunities for this programme; the partner universities are not shown here.
No fixed grade threshold is published for applicants with a non-Italian qualification; the thresholds shown apply to applicants with an Italian Bachelor's degree.
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; Cybersecurity Engineering is not named individually.
Politecnico di Torino describes the Universitaly pre-enrolment dates as indicative and keeps the Universitaly portal open after them.
The English versions of the admission calls are courtesy translations; the Italian version is the only legally binding text.
Tuition fee rules on the linked page are the A.Y. 2026/27 regulations.
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“UNIVERSITALY Pre-Enrolment ... 1st Call applicants: 30 May 2026; 2nd Call applicants: 15 July 2026. Pre-enrolment is mandatory to obtain a type D study visa.”
“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”
“13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. (Italian time)”
“due to technical problems postponed to 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. (Italian time)”
“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”
“Opening date: 31 July 2026 – Closing date: 5 October 2026”
“Only for EU and non-EU applicants residing in Italy”
“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.”
“Conditional offer of admission”
“For TOEFL/TOEIC certificates, you must indicate the code C285 to share the results with Politecnico di Torino.”
“If the evaluation of your language certificate appears as PENDING after you complete the Language skills section, don’t worry — your language certificate will be verified during the evaluation process.”
“Dichiarazione di valore of your Bachelor's degree or Statement of Comparability issued by the Italian ENIC-NARIC centre - CIMEA (if available, but compulsory for enrolment)”
“Self-certificate of enrolment in another Italian university (if currently enrolled) including passed exams”
“for a more competitive application, you may consider uploading the following optional documents, which may enhance a favorable assessment: GRE General Test score report, recommendation letter, motivation letter, certificates of relevant training/internships, or proof of relevant work experience.”
“Documents issued in Italian, English, French or Spanish are accepted.”
“Master's degree programme in Cybersecurity Engineering is a multi-class programme, fulfilling the educational objectives of both the Master's degree class in Computer Engineering (LM-32) and the degree class in Cybersecurity (LM-66 R).”
“The programme is delivered entirely in English. ... Year 1 is common to all tracks. In Year 2, students can tailor their studies by selecting a set of courses aligned with a specific track: Cyber Analyst, Cyber Designer, Cryptography Expert and Cyber Legal and Compliance Officer.”
“Relativamente ai requisiti curriculari, questi si intendono automaticamente soddisfatti per gli studenti in possesso di una laurea triennale nella classe L-8 o L-31.”
“Nel limite di 10 CFU, il Referente del Corso di Studio potrà ammettere il candidato”
“Per gli studenti che hanno conseguito una Laurea triennale presso altri Atenei è richiesta la media ponderata ai crediti uguale o maggiore a 24/30 indipendentemente dal periodo occorso per conseguire il titolo.”
“Lo studente deve essere in possesso di un'adeguata preparazione personale e della conoscenza certificata della Lingua inglese almeno di livello B2”
“Per gli studenti di madrelingua diversa dall'italiano sarà verificata la conoscenza della lingua italiana almeno di livello A2 (QCER) o attraverso un esame organizzato internamente all'Ateneo o attraverso il conseguimento di una certificazione internazionale di lingua italiana.”
“Le modalità per inserire tali attività formative nel piano di studi sono riportate nella Guida dello studente.”
“You must pass the Italian language exam (minimum A2 level) in order to graduate.”
“Graduation Requirement”
“you are required either to demonstrate or to achieve an adequate knowledge of the Italian language during your studies, according to the rules of your Bachelor's degree programme.”
“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.”
“Application deadline for admissions to a Master's degree programme in the first semester”
“You can submit your application even if you do not have an English language certificate yet. However, you will need to upload your certificate by the enrolment deadline, as it is a mandatory admission requirement.”
