Politecnico di Milano

It is an excellent university that gives a varied and in-depth preparation. He also manages to prepare professional figures sought after on the market. Most of the teachers are very open to questions and questions, but they often involve little students. The practical part of laboratories should be increased. They would also need investments to improve classrooms and common places, such as more study rooms. As for my course of study, then biomedical engineering, I recommend it for the great variety of topics covered and the possibilities of choice that offers you. Furthermore, it has less engineering subjects concerning physiology and biology that make the course of study more interesting.

The University offers great job and growth opportunities. During the last years, many efforts have been made for the quality of extracurricular activities and the students life. It will take a few years more to enlarge the structures and to develop better strategies to improve the teaching quality (especially for the first two years) and to manage the growing number of people enrolled.

First thing that I noticed when I arrived at Politecnico was the sheer amount of work you need to do to get good grades. Second thing that I noticed was that it was really easy to get absorbed by it. Needless to say that that's not the right approach in attending university, but, more or less, all universities are similar under this side, so where does Politecnico shines? Opportunities given to students are endless. You get job fairs, student associations, meetings with professors and experts, occasions to meet different cultures and exchange ideas. So, you got the point. You should exploit all opportunities Politecnico will offer you, and then you'll get its best.

My experience at Politecnico for the last four years has been excellent. The majority of the professors are competent and the stimulate the interest in their field. Most of the courses have given a lot of personal satisfaction. In the last year they have renovated the common spaces in the School of Architecture building and the atmosphere has improved. Although there are a lot of positive qualities, there are a few flaws: bureaucracy in my experience lacks of clarity and sometimes equality; often there isn't a good management of the spaces (classrooms, common spaces..)

If you are looking for a university where you can relax don't choose Polimi. It is not an easy university, during the year you will be challenged by professors, exams and projects. However, Politecnico prepares you for a future working life. I mean, it doesn't give you all the knowledge necessary, but it gives u a method, and it teaches u to adopt a rigorous mood in whatever u have to do. It is tough, but it pays off.

I study mechanical engineering. I felt always supported by polimi during this pandemic, the courses had been quickly adapted to distance mode in an efficient and practical way. Furthermore there are a lot of extracurricular activities, lots of event to take part in. Also I found the Career Service office really useful to have and idea of "what comes after" and try to be ready for it!

Unfortunatly my year at this university wasn't as good as I expected. The distribution of buildings and classrooms is chaotic and impossible to understand and to find. Teachers are always unpunctual to teach and to attend exams, but for Italian students everything is normal, (I still can't undestand) Anyway life on this campus is great because there are many activities, places to eat, a huge green area, it is well connected by means of transportation

If I went back I would make this choice again. The effort required is not little but a very rewarding achievement of the objectives. Polimi offers high trained professors, state-of-the-art facilities, updated teaching and a good preparation for future career. In addition, it gives the possibility to exploit European and extra territory thanks to international collaborations with universities and big firms around the world in order to improve personal skills and to put theory into practice.

Very good university with a strong academic curriculum and a good reputation across Europe. After graduation there are good career opportunities. As an international student the experience is great, the cultural diversity is interesting. I would just appreciate more practical experiences and extra-curricular activities.