open access (uncapped number of students, no entrance test) - admission by evaluation of the admission requirements (Bachelor's degree or recognised foreign qualification, curricular requirements, academic performance, English B2 certificate; Italian B2 as well for the Italian-taught route) on Apply@polito. A.Y. 2026/27 routes: applicants with a non-Italian qualification apply in the 1st or 2nd Call (all applicants) or in the 3rd Call (EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy only; second-semester intake) and are assessed by an Academic Committee; applicants with an Italian qualification apply in the first-semester or second-semester window; non-EU applicants residing abroad also complete the Universitaly visa pre-enrolment. The separate international-track calls (Physics of Complex Systems, MNIS) do not concern this programme.
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A.Y. 2026/27 (no 2027/28 call or dates published on 27 September 2026). Applicants with a non-Italian qualification who are EU citizens or non-EU citizens residing in Italy (Apply@polito; one application per call, up to two programmes; non-refundable application fee EUR 50): 1st Call 19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (extended from 29 January 2026 by decree DR 96/2026), results 15 April 2026
2nd Call 18 March - 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. (extended to 17 April, then postponed to 20 April 2026 for technical problems), results 22 June 2026
3rd Call (reserved for EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy; open to the Engineering Master's programmes, including this one) opens 3 November 2026 and closes 17 November 2026 at 14:00 Italian time, results 29 January 2027 - this is the second-semester intake (online enrolment window 13 November 2026 - 24 March 2027). First-semester online enrolment 31 July - 5 October 2026 (documents by 5 October 2026). Applicants with an Italian Bachelor's degree (Engineering Area, A.Y. 2026/27): applications open 4 June 2026; first semester application deadline 15 October 2026, enrolment deadline 12 November 2026; second semester applications 13 December 2026 - 24 February 2027, enrolment deadline 24 March 2027 (application fee payable by applicants from other Italian universities).
A.Y. 2026/27 (no 2027/28 call or dates published on 27 September 2026). Non-EU applicants residing abroad who need a study visa (Apply@polito; non-refundable application fee EUR 50): 1st Call 19 December 2025 - 13 February 2026, 2:00 p.m. Italian time (extended from 29 January 2026 by decree DR 96/2026), results 15 April 2026
2nd Call 18 March - 20 April 2026, 2:00 p.m. (extended to 17 April, then postponed to 20 April 2026 for technical problems), results 22 June 2026. Both calls have closed; the 3rd Call (3-17 November 2026) and the second-semester intake are open only to EU applicants and non-EU applicants residing in Italy, so there is no further 2026/27 round for visa applicants. Universitaly visa pre-enrolment (separate step, needs the PoliTo confirmation-of-eligibility letter): 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). Online enrolment 31 July - 5 October 2026; type D study visa uploaded by 30 November 2026. For 2026/27 the 1st Call opened on 19 December 2025
A.Y. 2026/27 (Academic Regulations 2026/27 of the LM-35 programme; the English text is a courtesy translation). Requirements: a 3-year Bachelor's degree or a foreign qualification recognised as suitable, curricular requirements and suitable academic performance, plus an English certificate at least B2. Curricular requirements: at least 40 ECTS in basic fields (chemistry CHEM-01/A to CHEM-06/A, physics PHYS-01/A to PHYS-04/A and PHYS-06/A, IINF-05/A, mathematics MATH-02/A to MATH-05/A, statistics STAT-01/A and STAT-01/B) and at least 60 ECTS in the engineering, geoscience and related fields listed in the regulations (e.g. GEOS, CEAR, IIND, ICHI, IINF, ECON-07/A, INFO-01/A); credits in fields of both groups count first towards the first group. The curricular requirements are automatically met by holders of an Italian L-7 (Civil and Environmental Engineering) Bachelor's degree; in other cases the Academic Advisor or delegate assesses the application and may recognise equivalent credits in other fields. Less than 10 missing credits: the Academic Advisor may admit the applicant; more than 10: final approval by the Coordinator or Vice Coordinator. Missing credits must be made up before enrolment: up to 60 credits through single courses, more than 60 through a Bachelor's-level credit-transfer route. Academic performance: PoliTo graduates - Bachelor's completed in 4 years or less with no average required, between 4 and 5 years with a weighted average of at least 21/30, more than 5 years at least 24/30 (average on all graded credits minus the worst 28 credits; graduation by the end of the December graduation period); graduates of other Italian universities - weighted average of at least 24/30 regardless of time to degree (also calculated on all graded credits minus the worst 28 credits); non-Italian qualifications - an academic qualification from an accredited/recognised foreign university after at least 15 years of total education (students of an unfinished 5- or 6-year programme: at least 3 university years and 180 ECTS), with academic performance and consistency of previous studies assessed on Apply@polito by professors designated by the Collegio Coordinator. Recommended background for applicants with a non-Italian qualification (2026/27 course-specific requirements, English row 'Environmental and Land Engineering Climate Change' and Italian row): any field of Engineering; syllabus optional. A positive evaluation is valid only for the academic year applied for.
A.Y. 2026/27. English B2 or higher is an admission requirement for every applicant. English-taught tracks (Geo-Engineering, Climate Change, Industrial Environmental Sustainability
2026/27 course-specific requirements row 'Environmental and Land Engineering Climate Change'): minimum IELTS 5.5, no Italian certificate needed. Italian or partly Italian route (Ingegneria per l'Ambiente e il Territorio, e.g. the Italian-taught Natural risk management track): Italian B2 plus IELTS 5.5. Accepted English certificates follow PoliTo's B2 table: IELTS Academic or General Training 5.5, Pearson PTE Academic 59, TOEFL iBT 72 (taken before 21/01/2026) or total 4 (taken after 21/01/2026), TOEIC Listening 400 / Reading 385 / Speaking 160 / Writing 150, Cambridge English Scale 160 (B1 Preliminary to C2 Proficiency)
TOEFL/TOEIC institution code C285, Cambridge results shared with PoliTo with the Candidate ID. English exemptions: IB Diploma taught entirely in English, European Schools diploma with English as L1, qualifications from the USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand, and English-medium qualifications from the countries listed by PoliTo (an official medium-of-instruction statement is uploaded instead). Timing: applicants with a non-Italian qualification upload the certificate with the application (a PENDING status is verified during evaluation); applicants with an Italian qualification may apply without it but must present it by the enrolment deadline.
none - no entrance test, interview, GRE or portfolio requirement for this programme (A.Y. 2026/27): admission is a document-based evaluation of the Bachelor's qualification, curricular requirements (40 + 60 ECTS in listed fields), academic performance (PoliTo time-to-degree rules; weighted average of at least 24/30 for graduates of other Italian universities) and the language certificate (IELTS 5.5 or equivalent for the English tracks; Italian B2 plus IELTS 5.5 for the Italian route). Online interviews and GRE apply only to other programmes named in the course-specific requirements.
Passport (compulsory; other IDs are accepted only for EU nationals)
Residence permit (compulsory, only for non-EU citizens living in Italy)
Curriculum Vitae (compulsory; any format)
Bachelor's degree certificate (EQF level 6) or, if not yet graduated, an official university document stating the provisional graduation date (compulsory)
Official transcript of records listing all completed exams, with the grading system (minimum/maximum grade, final grade, GPA/CGPA) and the credit system (compulsory)
Syllabus / course descriptions of the courses attended (optional for this programme in the A.Y. 2026/2027 course-specific requirements)
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English/Italian language certificate (compulsory): English B2 or higher (programme minimum IELTS 5.5), plus Italian B2 or higher for the Italian or partly Italian route (e.g. the Natural risk management track); or an official medium-of-instruction statement for exempted applicants
Dichiarazione di valore or CIMEA Statement of Comparability of the Bachelor's degree (if available at application; compulsory for enrolment)
Self-certificate of enrolment in another Italian university including passed exams (only if currently enrolled)
Optional: one other document, e.g. GRE General Test score report, recommendation letter, motivation letter, training/internship certificates or proof of relevant work experience
Documents not in Italian, English, French or Spanish: the original merged with an official English or Italian translation in one file
At enrolment (upload by 5 October 2026): passport or ID, residence permit or type D study visa (visa by 30 November 2026), fiscal code certificate (only for citizens not living in Italy), Bachelor's degree with official Italian translation (not needed if in English, French or Spanish or with a Diploma Supplement), transcript of records with official Italian translation (not needed if in English, French or Spanish), Declaration of Value or CIMEA Statement of Comparability or Diploma Supplement (ARDI certificate of correspondence accepted), language certificate
Non-EU applicants residing abroad: Universitaly pre-enrolment with the PoliTo confirmation-of-eligibility letter
All dates and requirements shown are for A.Y. 2026/27; the A.Y. 2027/28 admission calls are not published yet.
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; Environmental and Land Engineering is not named individually.
The programme as a whole is taught in Italian and English: the Climate Change, Geo-Engineering and Industrial Environmental Sustainability tracks are taught entirely in English, and the Natural risk management track is taught in Italian.
The 2026/27 course-specific requirements list one English-taught row, labelled 'Climate Change'; the Geo-Engineering and Industrial Environmental Sustainability tracks are not listed separately, so the same English-route requirements are taken to apply to them.
Tuition fee rules on the linked page are the A.Y. 2026/27 regulations.
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“For TOEFL/TOEIC certificates, you must indicate the code C285”
“Pay the non-refundable application fee (€50) online by credit card”
“May 30, 2026, if you submitted the application in the first call”
“July 15, 2026, if you submitted the application in the second call”
“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”
“Opening date: 13 November 2026 – Closing date: 24 March 2027”
“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).”
“Curriculum Vitae: any format is accepted.”
“Self-certificate of enrolment in another Italian university (if currently enrolled) including passed exams”
“An Academic Committee will verify if your educational background is adequate and whether the programme is consistent with your previous university studies.”
“For some Master's degree programmes, an online interview may also be required in order to verify that you meet these requirements”
“English-taught programmes English level B2 or higher”
“or by the Italian Embassies (only for citizens not living in Italy)”
“Transcript of Records with official translation into Italian (translation is not necessary if the original certificates are in English, French, Spanish)”
“minimum 40 credits earned in the following Scientific Disciplinary Fields (settori scientifico-disciplinari): CHEM-01/A”
“With regard to curricular requirements, these are automatically fulfilled by students holding a Bachelor’s degree in class L-7.”
“Applicants who lack less than 10 credits may be admitted to the programme by the Academic Advisor.”
“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.”
“exams ≥ 24/30, regardless of the number of years it took them to graduate. The weighted average grade (∑(grade*credits) / ∑credits) is calculated on all accrued course credits (graded on a scale of 30) counting towards the achievement of the Bachelor’s degree, after having subtracted the worst 28 credits.”
