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Politecnico di Torino

What stands out

  • Taught in English

    5 of 9courses

    Taught fully in English

    Across the 112 courses we list in Italy, 64 are not fully English-taught.

    See the courses ↓

Politecnico di Torino, in Turin, Italy, has 9 undergraduate courses listed on StudyPath. International tuition is €3,600 a year. PoliTO publishes its own accommodation prices, from €400 per month. 7 of the 9 publish an application deadline. Every figure above was read from PoliTO's own published pages and last checked on 15 August 2026.

Courses
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courses

5 of 9

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Bachelor's degree · 3 years · Civil Engineering, Earth & Environmental, Environmental Engineering

International tuition

€3,600 per year

~€10,800 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2025/26 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

This is the 2025/26 figure as published by PoliTO. An earlier academic year than the one now running. Fees usually rise, so treat it as a floor and check the course page for the current rate.

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Politecnico di Torino sets the yearly comprehensive fee for a non-EU student by scaling Tmax against the GDP at purchasing power parity of the student's country of citizenship (Art. 3), so what an individual actually pays depends on their passport. Annex 2 of the same regulations prints the resulting per-country amounts, which run from EUR 761.00 to EUR 3,761.00 (the Tmin/Tmax of EUR 600/EUR 3,600 plus EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University and is billed as the first instalment). Figures relevant to this project's owner, read off Annex 2: PAKISTAN EUR 761.00 and ARABIA SAUDITA (Saudi Arabia) EUR 2,913.00 per year -- i.e. a Pakistani citizen sits at the minimum band. These are the A.Y. 2025/2026 Regulations (Rector's Decree 722/2025); Politecnico's tuition-fees page states that this set of Regulations is the one that applies in 2026/2027 to students first enrolled from 2025/2026 onwards, so a fresh Annex 2 may be re-issued for 2026/27 -- re-check before relying on the per-country figure.

Show the fee on the university's site

Fee exemption is possible on income grounds as well: a student first enrolling in a.y. 2025/26 whose ISEE (the Italian means-test indicator, obtainable by non-residents as an "ISEE parificato") is at or below EUR 30,000 pays nothing beyond the EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University. Article 3 of the same Regulations states that the country-scaled non-EU amounts do not apply to students who fall under those exemption cases, so an eligible non-EU applicant can land well below the Annex 2 figure for their country.

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Intake
Not verified
Taught in
English. The Politecnico page lists this programme's language of instruction as English only.
Source
Application deadline
For non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa, the last TIL-I session for A.Y. 2026/2027 is Friday 22 May 2026 (EU and equivalent applicants: Monday 20 July 2026). Programme choices and the English language certificate must be in place by the same date, and enrolment closes on Wednesday 30 September 2026.
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Entry requirementsEnglish · tests · grades

English language

  • CEFR B2 English language certificatePolitecnico does not publish a single test score here — it requires a certificate at CEFR level B2 or above and publishes a separate table of accepted certificates and their minimum scores (Polito Language Centre, "Table adopted on 23/09/2019 – updated on 22/12/2022"). The certificate must be uploaded to the Apply@polito platform before the enrolment deadline; failing to do so means permanent exclusion from enrolment.
Source

Admissions tests

  • TIL-I requiredTest in Laib – Ingegneria. A COMPETITIVE, CAPPED-PLACES entrance test, taken in person in Politecnico's computer labs in Torino or Mondovì: 42 questions in four sections — 16 Maths (36 min), 10 Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning (20 min), 10 Physics (22 min), 6 Basic Technical Knowledge (12 min). Available in English as well as Italian. Registration fee EUR 50.00, non-refundable. Admission is by ranking list against a guaranteed and a minimum threshold, and the score is valid only for entry in A.Y. 2026/2027. Non-EU applicants residing abroad compete for a separate, smaller quota of places (447 of 5,177 across the whole engineering area).
  • SAT optionalThe one way round the TIL-I: Politecnico accepts a valid SAT score instead of the TIL-I (Art. 12), placing the applicant on the same ranking lists. It removes the need to travel to Italy to sit an Italian admission test, but it does NOT remove the competitive-ranking element — places are still capped.
Source

Academic offer

A high-school diploma giving access to university, plus either a pass in the TIL-I admission test at or above the published thresholds, or a valid SAT score — in both cases admission is by position on a ranking list against a capped number of places, with a separate quota for non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa.
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Electronic and Communications Engineering

Bachelor's degree · 3 years · Electrical & Electronic Engineering

International tuition

€3,600 per year

~€10,800 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2025/26 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

This is the 2025/26 figure as published by PoliTO. An earlier academic year than the one now running. Fees usually rise, so treat it as a floor and check the course page for the current rate.

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Politecnico di Torino sets the yearly comprehensive fee for a non-EU student by scaling Tmax against the GDP at purchasing power parity of the student's country of citizenship (Art. 3), so what an individual actually pays depends on their passport. Annex 2 of the same regulations prints the resulting per-country amounts, which run from EUR 761.00 to EUR 3,761.00 (the Tmin/Tmax of EUR 600/EUR 3,600 plus EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University and is billed as the first instalment). Figures relevant to this project's owner, read off Annex 2: PAKISTAN EUR 761.00 and ARABIA SAUDITA (Saudi Arabia) EUR 2,913.00 per year -- i.e. a Pakistani citizen sits at the minimum band. These are the A.Y. 2025/2026 Regulations (Rector's Decree 722/2025); Politecnico's tuition-fees page states that this set of Regulations is the one that applies in 2026/2027 to students first enrolled from 2025/2026 onwards, so a fresh Annex 2 may be re-issued for 2026/27 -- re-check before relying on the per-country figure.

Show the fee on the university's site

Fee exemption is possible on income grounds as well: a student first enrolling in a.y. 2025/26 whose ISEE (the Italian means-test indicator, obtainable by non-residents as an "ISEE parificato") is at or below EUR 30,000 pays nothing beyond the EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University. Article 3 of the same Regulations states that the country-scaled non-EU amounts do not apply to students who fall under those exemption cases, so an eligible non-EU applicant can land well below the Annex 2 figure for their country.

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Intake
Not verified
Taught in
English. The Politecnico page lists this programme's language of instruction as English only.
Source
Application deadline
For non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa, the last TIL-I session for A.Y. 2026/2027 is Friday 22 May 2026 (EU and equivalent applicants: Monday 20 July 2026). Programme choices and the English language certificate must be in place by the same date, and enrolment closes on Wednesday 30 September 2026.
Source

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Entry requirementsEnglish · tests · grades

English language

  • CEFR B2 English language certificatePolitecnico does not publish a single test score here — it requires a certificate at CEFR level B2 or above and publishes a separate table of accepted certificates and their minimum scores (Polito Language Centre, "Table adopted on 23/09/2019 – updated on 22/12/2022"). The certificate must be uploaded to the Apply@polito platform before the enrolment deadline; failing to do so means permanent exclusion from enrolment.
Source

Admissions tests

  • TIL-I requiredTest in Laib – Ingegneria. A COMPETITIVE, CAPPED-PLACES entrance test, taken in person in Politecnico's computer labs in Torino or Mondovì: 42 questions in four sections — 16 Maths (36 min), 10 Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning (20 min), 10 Physics (22 min), 6 Basic Technical Knowledge (12 min). Available in English as well as Italian. Registration fee EUR 50.00, non-refundable. Admission is by ranking list against a guaranteed and a minimum threshold, and the score is valid only for entry in A.Y. 2026/2027. Non-EU applicants residing abroad compete for a separate, smaller quota of places (447 of 5,177 across the whole engineering area).
  • SAT optionalThe one way round the TIL-I: Politecnico accepts a valid SAT score instead of the TIL-I (Art. 12), placing the applicant on the same ranking lists. It removes the need to travel to Italy to sit an Italian admission test, but it does NOT remove the competitive-ranking element — places are still capped.
Source

Academic offer

A high-school diploma giving access to university, plus either a pass in the TIL-I admission test at or above the published thresholds, or a valid SAT score — in both cases admission is by position on a ranking list against a capped number of places, with a separate quota for non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa.
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Computer Engineering

Bachelor's degree · 3 years · Computer Science

International tuition

€3,600 per year

~€10,800 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2025/26 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

This is the 2025/26 figure as published by PoliTO. An earlier academic year than the one now running. Fees usually rise, so treat it as a floor and check the course page for the current rate.

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Politecnico di Torino sets the yearly comprehensive fee for a non-EU student by scaling Tmax against the GDP at purchasing power parity of the student's country of citizenship (Art. 3), so what an individual actually pays depends on their passport. Annex 2 of the same regulations prints the resulting per-country amounts, which run from EUR 761.00 to EUR 3,761.00 (the Tmin/Tmax of EUR 600/EUR 3,600 plus EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University and is billed as the first instalment). Figures relevant to this project's owner, read off Annex 2: PAKISTAN EUR 761.00 and ARABIA SAUDITA (Saudi Arabia) EUR 2,913.00 per year -- i.e. a Pakistani citizen sits at the minimum band. These are the A.Y. 2025/2026 Regulations (Rector's Decree 722/2025); Politecnico's tuition-fees page states that this set of Regulations is the one that applies in 2026/2027 to students first enrolled from 2025/2026 onwards, so a fresh Annex 2 may be re-issued for 2026/27 -- re-check before relying on the per-country figure.

Show the fee on the university's site

Fee exemption is possible on income grounds as well: a student first enrolling in a.y. 2025/26 whose ISEE (the Italian means-test indicator, obtainable by non-residents as an "ISEE parificato") is at or below EUR 30,000 pays nothing beyond the EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University. Article 3 of the same Regulations states that the country-scaled non-EU amounts do not apply to students who fall under those exemption cases, so an eligible non-EU applicant can land well below the Annex 2 figure for their country.

Show the source
Intake
Not verified
Taught in
Italian and English. Politecnico runs this programme in both languages and the call for applications for A.Y. 2026/2027 offers it "entirely in English" as a distinct track; the English track is the one an international applicant with no Italian would take.
Source
Application deadline
For non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa, the last TIL-I session for A.Y. 2026/2027 is Friday 22 May 2026 (EU and equivalent applicants: Monday 20 July 2026). Programme choices and the English language certificate must be in place by the same date, and enrolment closes on Wednesday 30 September 2026.
Source

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Entry requirementsEnglish · tests · grades

English language

  • CEFR B2 English language certificatePolitecnico does not publish a single test score here — it requires a certificate at CEFR level B2 or above and publishes a separate table of accepted certificates and their minimum scores (Polito Language Centre, "Table adopted on 23/09/2019 – updated on 22/12/2022"). The certificate must be uploaded to the Apply@polito platform before the enrolment deadline; failing to do so means permanent exclusion from enrolment.
Source

Admissions tests

  • TIL-I requiredTest in Laib – Ingegneria. A COMPETITIVE, CAPPED-PLACES entrance test, taken in person in Politecnico's computer labs in Torino or Mondovì: 42 questions in four sections — 16 Maths (36 min), 10 Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning (20 min), 10 Physics (22 min), 6 Basic Technical Knowledge (12 min). Available in English as well as Italian. Registration fee EUR 50.00, non-refundable. Admission is by ranking list against a guaranteed and a minimum threshold, and the score is valid only for entry in A.Y. 2026/2027. Non-EU applicants residing abroad compete for a separate, smaller quota of places (447 of 5,177 across the whole engineering area).
  • SAT optionalThe one way round the TIL-I: Politecnico accepts a valid SAT score instead of the TIL-I (Art. 12), placing the applicant on the same ranking lists. It removes the need to travel to Italy to sit an Italian admission test, but it does NOT remove the competitive-ranking element — places are still capped.
Source

Academic offer

A high-school diploma giving access to university, plus either a pass in the TIL-I admission test at or above the published thresholds, or a valid SAT score — in both cases admission is by position on a ranking list against a capped number of places, with a separate quota for non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa.
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Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree · 3 years · Mechanical Engineering

International tuition

€3,600 per year

~€10,800 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2025/26 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

This is the 2025/26 figure as published by PoliTO. An earlier academic year than the one now running. Fees usually rise, so treat it as a floor and check the course page for the current rate.

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Politecnico di Torino sets the yearly comprehensive fee for a non-EU student by scaling Tmax against the GDP at purchasing power parity of the student's country of citizenship (Art. 3), so what an individual actually pays depends on their passport. Annex 2 of the same regulations prints the resulting per-country amounts, which run from EUR 761.00 to EUR 3,761.00 (the Tmin/Tmax of EUR 600/EUR 3,600 plus EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University and is billed as the first instalment). Figures relevant to this project's owner, read off Annex 2: PAKISTAN EUR 761.00 and ARABIA SAUDITA (Saudi Arabia) EUR 2,913.00 per year -- i.e. a Pakistani citizen sits at the minimum band. These are the A.Y. 2025/2026 Regulations (Rector's Decree 722/2025); Politecnico's tuition-fees page states that this set of Regulations is the one that applies in 2026/2027 to students first enrolled from 2025/2026 onwards, so a fresh Annex 2 may be re-issued for 2026/27 -- re-check before relying on the per-country figure.

Show the fee on the university's site

Fee exemption is possible on income grounds as well: a student first enrolling in a.y. 2025/26 whose ISEE (the Italian means-test indicator, obtainable by non-residents as an "ISEE parificato") is at or below EUR 30,000 pays nothing beyond the EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University. Article 3 of the same Regulations states that the country-scaled non-EU amounts do not apply to students who fall under those exemption cases, so an eligible non-EU applicant can land well below the Annex 2 figure for their country.

Show the source
Intake
Not verified
Taught in
Italian and English. Politecnico runs this programme in both languages and the call for applications for A.Y. 2026/2027 offers it "entirely in English" as a distinct track; the English track is the one an international applicant with no Italian would take.
Source
Application deadline
For non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa, the last TIL-I session for A.Y. 2026/2027 is Friday 22 May 2026 (EU and equivalent applicants: Monday 20 July 2026). Programme choices and the English language certificate must be in place by the same date, and enrolment closes on Wednesday 30 September 2026.
Source

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Entry requirementsEnglish · tests · grades

English language

  • CEFR B2 English language certificatePolitecnico does not publish a single test score here — it requires a certificate at CEFR level B2 or above and publishes a separate table of accepted certificates and their minimum scores (Polito Language Centre, "Table adopted on 23/09/2019 – updated on 22/12/2022"). The certificate must be uploaded to the Apply@polito platform before the enrolment deadline; failing to do so means permanent exclusion from enrolment.
Source

Admissions tests

  • TIL-I requiredTest in Laib – Ingegneria. A COMPETITIVE, CAPPED-PLACES entrance test, taken in person in Politecnico's computer labs in Torino or Mondovì: 42 questions in four sections — 16 Maths (36 min), 10 Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning (20 min), 10 Physics (22 min), 6 Basic Technical Knowledge (12 min). Available in English as well as Italian. Registration fee EUR 50.00, non-refundable. Admission is by ranking list against a guaranteed and a minimum threshold, and the score is valid only for entry in A.Y. 2026/2027. Non-EU applicants residing abroad compete for a separate, smaller quota of places (447 of 5,177 across the whole engineering area).
  • SAT optionalThe one way round the TIL-I: Politecnico accepts a valid SAT score instead of the TIL-I (Art. 12), placing the applicant on the same ranking lists. It removes the need to travel to Italy to sit an Italian admission test, but it does NOT remove the competitive-ranking element — places are still capped.
Source

Academic offer

A high-school diploma giving access to university, plus either a pass in the TIL-I admission test at or above the published thresholds, or a valid SAT score — in both cases admission is by position on a ranking list against a capped number of places, with a separate quota for non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa.
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Automotive Engineering

Bachelor's degree · 3 years · Mechanical Engineering

International tuition

€3,600 per year

~€10,800 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2025/26 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

This is the 2025/26 figure as published by PoliTO. An earlier academic year than the one now running. Fees usually rise, so treat it as a floor and check the course page for the current rate.

This is the CEILING, not a flat price. Politecnico di Torino sets the yearly comprehensive fee for a non-EU student by scaling Tmax against the GDP at purchasing power parity of the student's country of citizenship (Art. 3), so what an individual actually pays depends on their passport. Annex 2 of the same regulations prints the resulting per-country amounts, which run from EUR 761.00 to EUR 3,761.00 (the Tmin/Tmax of EUR 600/EUR 3,600 plus EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University and is billed as the first instalment). Figures relevant to this project's owner, read off Annex 2: PAKISTAN EUR 761.00 and ARABIA SAUDITA (Saudi Arabia) EUR 2,913.00 per year -- i.e. a Pakistani citizen sits at the minimum band. These are the A.Y. 2025/2026 Regulations (Rector's Decree 722/2025); Politecnico's tuition-fees page states that this set of Regulations is the one that applies in 2026/2027 to students first enrolled from 2025/2026 onwards, so a fresh Annex 2 may be re-issued for 2026/27 -- re-check before relying on the per-country figure.

Show the fee on the university's site

Fee exemption is possible on income grounds as well: a student first enrolling in a.y. 2025/26 whose ISEE (the Italian means-test indicator, obtainable by non-residents as an "ISEE parificato") is at or below EUR 30,000 pays nothing beyond the EUR 161 of stamp duty and regional tax that does not pertain to the University. Article 3 of the same Regulations states that the country-scaled non-EU amounts do not apply to students who fall under those exemption cases, so an eligible non-EU applicant can land well below the Annex 2 figure for their country.

Show the source
Intake
Not verified
Taught in
Italian and English. Politecnico runs this programme in both languages and the call for applications for A.Y. 2026/2027 offers it "entirely in English" as a distinct track; the English track is the one an international applicant with no Italian would take.
Source
Application deadline
For non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa, the last TIL-I session for A.Y. 2026/2027 is Friday 22 May 2026 (EU and equivalent applicants: Monday 20 July 2026). Programme choices and the English language certificate must be in place by the same date, and enrolment closes on Wednesday 30 September 2026.
Source

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Entry requirementsEnglish · tests · grades

English language

  • CEFR B2 English language certificatePolitecnico does not publish a single test score here — it requires a certificate at CEFR level B2 or above and publishes a separate table of accepted certificates and their minimum scores (Polito Language Centre, "Table adopted on 23/09/2019 – updated on 22/12/2022"). The certificate must be uploaded to the Apply@polito platform before the enrolment deadline; failing to do so means permanent exclusion from enrolment.
Source

Admissions tests

  • TIL-I requiredTest in Laib – Ingegneria. A COMPETITIVE, CAPPED-PLACES entrance test, taken in person in Politecnico's computer labs in Torino or Mondovì: 42 questions in four sections — 16 Maths (36 min), 10 Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning (20 min), 10 Physics (22 min), 6 Basic Technical Knowledge (12 min). Available in English as well as Italian. Registration fee EUR 50.00, non-refundable. Admission is by ranking list against a guaranteed and a minimum threshold, and the score is valid only for entry in A.Y. 2026/2027. Non-EU applicants residing abroad compete for a separate, smaller quota of places (447 of 5,177 across the whole engineering area).
  • SAT optionalThe one way round the TIL-I: Politecnico accepts a valid SAT score instead of the TIL-I (Art. 12), placing the applicant on the same ranking lists. It removes the need to travel to Italy to sit an Italian admission test, but it does NOT remove the competitive-ranking element — places are still capped.
Source

Academic offer

A high-school diploma giving access to university, plus either a pass in the TIL-I admission test at or above the published thresholds, or a valid SAT score — in both cases admission is by position on a ranking list against a capped number of places, with a separate quota for non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring a visa.
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How PoliTO compares

Against the other universities in Italy on StudyPath, using each one's verified international fees and its own published housing prices. Universities are only compared with others charging in the same currency (and, for housing, for the same period), so no figure here has been converted. A ~ marks a year worked out from a per-term or whole-course fee.

PoliTO's lowest undergraduate fee for international students is €3,600 a year, for Automotive Engineering. Of the 6 other universities in Italy we list with undergraduate fees in EUR, 1 charges more at their lowest, 5 charge less. Their lowest undergraduate fees run from €300 (Sapienza) to €3,943.04 (PoliMi).

Student housing. PoliTO's own lowest published rate is €400 per month. Of the 5 other universities in Italy we list that publish housing per month in EUR, 1 charges more, 4 charge less. Their lowest published rates run from €135 (Padua) to €500 (Sapienza).

Living costs. The living-cost figure for a student visa to Italy is €10,179.85 per year (annui), on top of tuition (figure for a partire dall'a.a. 2026/2027; read 19 Aug 2026 from consbuenosaires.esteri.it). The authority attaches conditions that can change this amount; see them in full on student finance.

By subject
SubjectLowest fee hereAgainst other universities in ItalyTheir lowest fees
Computer Scienceundergraduate€3,600Computer Engineering1 of 6 charge more€300 to €3,943.04
Earth & Environmentalundergraduate€3,600Civil and Environmental Engineering1 of 5 charge more€300 to €3,943.04
Business & Managementundergraduate€3,600Engineering and Management1 of 4 charge more€300 to €3,943.04
Biomedical Engineeringundergraduate€3,600Biomedical Engineering1 of 3 charge more€2,040 to €3,943.04

Subjects taught at PoliTO

Each one opens every course in that subject, at every university we hold, with the same verified fees.

Where these figures come from

10 sentences from PoliTO's own site each back several figures above. Each is quoted once here; every course that uses one still opens it and links to its own source page.

  1. Used for course length on 9 courses

    “They last 3 academic years with a full-time workload for a total of 180 ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System).”
    Bachelor's degree programmes | Politecnico di Torinopolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  2. Used for cost note on 9 courses

    “First enrolment in a.y. 2025/26 ≤ 30,000 € Not required Total exemption, with the exception of € 161 of amounts not pertaining to the University (Art. 2)”
    Tuition Fee Regulations A.Y. 2025/2026 for students enrolled for the first time from the A.Y. 2025/2026 | Politecnico di Torinopolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  3. Used for international fee on 9 courses

    “However, the amount of the yearly comprehensive fee due may not be less than €600.00 (Tmin) and more than €3,600.00 (Tmax).”
    Tuition Fee Regulations A.Y. 2025/2026 for students enrolled for the first time from the A.Y. 2025/2026 | Politecnico di Torinopolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  4. Used for application deadline on 7 courses

    “Applicants are allowed to register for a TIL-I session until all places are filled up. The last session is scheduled on: a) Friday 22nd May 2026 for non-EU applicants residing abroad and requiring visa; b) Monday 20th July 2026 for EU applicants and equivalent applicants”
    Call for applications for admissions to the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Engineering area, A.Y. 2026/2027 | Politecnico di Torinopolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  5. Used for entry requirements on 5 courses

    “Admission to the degree programmes may take place through: a. taking an admission test called TIL-I (Test in Laib - Ingegneria); or else, b. submitting a SAT score, as described in art. 12.”
    Call for applications for admissions to the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Engineering area, A.Y. 2026/2027 | Politecnico di Torinopolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  6. Used for entry requirements on 5 courses

    “For enrolment in an English-taught Bachelor's degree programme: applicants must have an English language certificate (B2 level or above of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages - CEFR).”
    Call for applications for admissions to the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Engineering area, A.Y. 2026/2027 | Politecnico di Torinopolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  7. Used for entry requirements on 5 courses

    “The requirements for admission to the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Engineering area and to the Professional Bachelor's degree programme in Industrial Manufacturing Technologies are the following: - passing the admission test (TIL-I / Test in Laib - Ingegneria) in accordance with the scores and the thresholds illustrated in art. 3, par. 1 and based on the ranking lists referred to in art. 15, par. 1; or else, - presenting a valid SAT score (art. 12) in accordance with the ranking lists referred to in art. 15, par. 1;”
    Call for applications for admissions to the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Engineering area, A.Y. 2026/2027 | Politecnico di Torinopolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  8. Used for teaching language on 3 courses

    “Academic Year: 2026/2027 Language: Italian, English Admissions: Capped number of students, mandatory admission test”
    The same sentence appears on 3 pagespolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  9. Used for teaching language on 2 courses

    “Academic Year: 2026/2027 Language: English”
    The same sentence appears on 2 pagespolito.itread 15 Aug 2026
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  10. Used for entry requirements on 2 courses, teaching language on 2 courses

    “Academic Year: 2026/2027 Language: Italian Admissions: Capped number of students, mandatory admission test”
    The same sentence appears on 2 pagespolito.itread 3 Sept 2026
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More about PoliTO

Student body

QS's own figures · QS World University Rankings 2027

Students
32,678
International students
7,215
≈22% of the student body (worked out here)
Faculty
1,168
International faculty
6%

These come from QS, not the university's own pages. Unlike every fee and deadline on this site. QS is the primary source for its own rankings and measurements, which is why it is cited here and rejected everywhere else.

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✓ Word for wordRead 14 Aug 2026
“Students & Staff Total students 32,678 UG students 54.5% PG students 45.5% International students 7,215 UG students 45.9% PG students 54.1% Total faculty staff 1,168 Domestic staff 94% Int'l staff 6%”
Politecnico di Torino : Rankings, Fees & Courses Details | TopUniversitiestopuniversities.com
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Accommodation

€400–€600per month

typical off-campus rent for a single room near campus in Turin

Published by the university itself, not a live listings price. Actual cost depends on room type, availability and when you apply.

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“The average rental prices in Turin can vary depending on the area, but they generally range from around 400-600 euros per month for a single room.”
Cost of living | Politecnico di Torinopolito.it
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After you graduate

Rules read 17 Aug 2026. Check the current rules, this may be out of date

What Italy's own immigration authority currently publishes. Not a ranking, not a guarantee, and not the same as what any agent or forum will tell you. Whether someone actually obtains residence depends on occupation, points, funds and policy that can change between application and graduation.

Money you must prove before the visa

€10,179.85per year (annui), for a university course — the same instructions express it as 783,06 euro a month over 13 months

Shown as a balance in a bank account. You keep control of it.

Figure published for: a partire dall'a.a. 2026/2027 (from academic year 2026/2027), in the mission's own wording. The Ministero dell'Università e della Ricerca published these procedures to cover two consecutive academic years, 2026/2027 and 2027/2028. This amount is revised regularly, so check it again before you transfer anything.

The money must be shown by documentation attesting economic resources that are lawful and traceable (lecite e tracciabili), and it is preferably the student's own or otherwise made available by their family. Support may come from parents or relatives up to the fourth degree — the Italian Embassy in Tunis spells this out as father, mother, siblings, grandparents, uncles and aunts, and blood cousins, with the relationship certified by original civil-status documents, translated into Italian, legalised and apostilled — or from Italian institutions of established standing including universities, local governments, or foreign bodies the embassy considers reliable. An Italian government scholarship worth at least the full €10,179.85 removes the need to prove funds separately; a smaller scholarship must be topped up with evidence covering the shortfall. The total can be reduced proportionally where the course runs less than 12 months. Individual missions add their own machinery: the Tunis checklist requires a bank 'dichiarazione di blocage' certifying an IRREVOCABLE arrangement to transfer 783,06 euro a month, with the total initially blocked irrevocably at the bank for a year — that is a mission-level requirement read on that mission's checklist, not something every Italian mission was confirmed to impose. Application deadlines are fixed too: visa applications for Laurea and Laurea Magistrale had to be filed by 30 November 2026 for a.a. 2026/2027 and by 31 October 2027 for a.a. 2027/2028.

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“A partire dall’a.a. 2026/2027, sarà inoltre necessario dimostrare la disponibilità di mezzi di sussistenza pari ad almeno € 10.179,85 annui, mediante documentazione che attesti risorse economiche lecite e tracciabili.”
Studenti internazionali: nuove indicazioni su visto e immatricolazione per gli anni accademici 2026/2027 e 2027/2028 - Consolato Generale d'Italia Buenos Aires (Ministero degli Affari Esteri)consbuenosaires.esteri.it
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Work during study

A residence permit for study or training purposes (permesso di soggiorno per motivi di studio) allows subordinate (employee) work up to 20 hours per week. Secondary but widely-corroborated detail (not independently re-verified against a primary source) holds that the 20-hour figure is cumulative over 52 weeks, capped at 1,040 hours a year, and needs the educational institution's authorisation.

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“Il permesso di soggiorno per studio o formazione consente lo svolgimento di attività lavorativa subordinata per un tempo non superiore a 20 ore settimanali”
Stranieri già soggiornanti regolarmente in Italia | Polizia di Statopoliziadistato.it
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Post-study work visa

Permesso di soggiorno per attesa occupazione (residence permit while awaiting employment) . Up to 1 year
Available under Article 22(11) of Legislative Decree 286/1998 to someone who becomes unemployed and registers with the Centro per l'Impiego (public employment centre) — including a graduate whose study permit is ending. A dedicated route exists for graduates specifically (documented at questura level, citing Articles 27-ter(9-bis) and 39-bis.1 of the same decree) for holders of a doctorate, a university master's, a bachelor's/specialist degree (laurea triennale/specialistica), or an equivalent higher technical diploma earned in Italy, who must show means of support, health insurance, proof of the qualification, and registration as immediately available for work with the employment centre. The permit itself is valid for one year, cannot be renewed indefinitely as such (the same 'attesa occupazione' status is re-issued only if the person becomes unemployed again later while on another status), and confers the right to work while it lasts.

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“La validità del permesso per attesa occupazione è di un anno.”
Attesa occupazione - Questura, Polizia di Statoquesture.poliziadistato.it
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Route to permanent residence

The realistic route to long-term status runs through converting to an employment-based residence permit (commonly within the annual 'decreto flussi' entry-quota system that also governs converting a study permit directly to a work permit) and then accumulating years of legal residence. Once someone has held a valid residence permit continuously for at least 5 years, they can apply for the EU long-term residence permit (permesso di soggiorno UE per soggiornanti di lungo periodo) — Italy's own page states this 5-year prior residence as an indispensable requirement, and describes it as valid for 10 years for an adult (5 years for a minor) following a 2021 law change that ended its previous 'unlimited duration' framing. Absences from Italy of under 6 consecutive months, and no more than 10 months in total across the 5-year period, do not break continuity. A minimum-income and public-order/security requirement also applies.

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“Tale titolo di soggiorno può essere richiesto solo da chi possiede un permesso di soggiorno in corso di validità da almeno 5 anni. La pregressa permanenza quinquennale in Italia è, infatti, un requisito indispensabile per il rilascio del permesso di soggiorno UE per soggiornanti di lungo periodo.”
Permesso di soggiorno UE per soggiornanti di lungo periodo | Polizia di Statopoliziadistato.it
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Route to citizenship

Italian citizenship by residence (cittadinanza per residenza) is granted by presidential decree on the Interior Minister's proposal, under Law 91/1992. Article 9 sets the residence period at 10 years of legal residence in Italy for a non-EU foreigner — the general route most relevant to StudyPath’s international students — but the same article sets several shorter, specific periods: 4 years for a citizen of an EU member state; 5 years for a stateless person or a foreigner who has served the Italian state (including abroad) for at least 5 years, or for an adult foreigner adopted by an Italian citizen (5 years after the adoption); 3 years for someone born in Italy who has lived there legally since; and 2 years for someone whose parent or grandparent was an Italian citizen by birth. A separate, discretionary route (Article 9(2)) lets citizenship be granted to a foreigner who has rendered eminent services to Italy or where an exceptional State interest exists. Italy permits multiple citizenship without requiring renunciation: Article 11 of the same law states that a citizen who holds, acquires or reacquires a foreign citizenship retains Italian citizenship, and may renounce it only if they choose to and are resident abroad — so becoming Italian does not require giving up an applicant's original nationality.

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“f) allo straniero che risiede legalmente da almeno dieci anni nel territorio della Repubblica.”
LEGGE 5 febbraio 1992, n. 91 - Normattivanormattiva.it
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What the government currently prioritises

Italy does not gate work-permit eligibility with an occupation-shortage list the way some other countries on StudyPath do. Instead, converting a study permit into an employment permit is capped by the 'decreto flussi' — an annual government decree that sets numerical entry quotas for non-EU workers, renewed (and its total size reset) each year, rather than a list of named in-demand occupations or professions. StudyPath does not reproduce the decree's quota figures, which are re-set annually and were outside this check's scope.

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“Il permesso di soggiorno per studio può essere convertito, prima della sua scadenza, in permesso di soggiorno per lavoro subordinato, nell'ambito delle quote previste dal decreto flussi di ingresso.”
Stranieri già soggiornanti regolarmente in Italia | Polizia di Statopoliziadistato.it
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Read 17 August 2026. All figures cited to poliziadistato.it (the Polizia di Stato, which administers residence permits at the questura/prefettura level and is the practical day-to-day immigration authority for this process) — the two other pre-approved Italy domains, interno.gov.it and esteri.it, both returned HTTP 403 / 'Access Denied' to every request tried (both this project's plain-HTTP fetcher and, for interno.gov.it, the real-browser fallback), so no interno.gov.it or esteri.it page could be used despite being pre-approved; a future collector with different network conditions should retry them, since interno.gov.it in particular likely carries fuller detail on the annual decreto flussi and on general immigration policy. Two of this entry's citations (the 'attesa occupazione' duration, and an internal PDF confirming the graduate-specific route's legal basis) were extracted from binary PDF files using pdftotext (poppler-utils) with explicit UTF-8 output encoding — the default encoding produced corrupted accented characters that would not have matched Italian text correctly, a pitfall in reading Italian-government PDFs. The graduate-specific 'attesa occupazione' route (Articles 27-ter(9-bis) and 39-bis.1, D.Lgs. 286/98) was documented in a dated (2020) province-level questura guide rather than a national policy page; the core duration figure (1 year) was independently confirmed on a separate, undated national-level Polizia di Stato PDF, giving two consistent citations for the same figure. Italy does not appear on StudyPath's university list yet, so this entry is general country-level context. citizenshipRoute added 17 August 2026: interno.gov.it and every prefettura.interno.gov.it subdomain tried returned 'Access Denied' to automated fetching and to a real browser alike — the same complete block already documented in this entry's notes above for residencyRoute, now confirmed to extend to citizenship pages too. StudyPath instead cited normattiva.it, the Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri's own official legislative database and the authoritative current text of Italian law — a new domain accepted as a government source here — reading Articles 9 and 11 of Law 91/1992 directly rather than a secondary description of them. Article 9's in-force version (current from 24-5-2025 per the page's own revision date) and Article 11's text (unchanged since 1992) were both captured via a browser capture and archived against the real normattiva.it permalink. naturalisationStatus set to 'published-route' on 18 August 2026: the authority already cited under citizenshipRoute publishes criteria a foreign resident could actually follow, which is the only claim this field makes. It is deliberately not a judgement about how attainable that route is in practice. studentVisaFunds added 19 August 2026. Italy publishes this through its diplomatic network rather than on one central page: the underlying rule is the Ministero dell'Università e della Ricerca's procedures for international students, restated by each mission, and the legal basis the missions cite is art. 4 comma 3 of D.lgs 286/1998 and allegato A punto 17 of D.I. 850/2011, with the reference amount taken from the table in the Ministero dell'Interno Direttiva of 1/3/2000. Two missions were archived and agree on the figure: the Consulate General in Buenos Aires, cited here because it states the amount together with the academic year it starts from, and the Embassy in Tunis, which adds the monthly breakdown (783,06 euro a month for 13 months), the scholarship top-up rule, the fourth-degree-relative rule and the pro-rata reduction for courses under 12 months. Note that 783,06 x 13 does not land exactly on 10.179,85; both figures are recorded as the authority prints them rather than reconciled, since the discrepancy is the source's, not StudyPath’s.

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