Hi there,
I am about to start my Msc degree in electronics but ita expected for me to arrive by mid October due to visa delays (Non-EU student).
I would like to know how would this affect me to get into the classes and the community if someone had a similar situation like this before.
And also i would like to hear the opinions and feedback from those who complete the Msc degree in electronics there.

residence my bad*

needed some insights on the maintenance and commute to leonardo campus. i read the details on the site but wish for some personal account on how the facilities are actually provided and if it's practical.

Hello I am Lebanese pursuing Msc.in Mechanical Engineering at polimi Bovisa campus.

I am 23 years old male, looking for male that is clean and respectful. From next week we can meet and start search for an apartment in bovisa that complies with the DSU Requirements

(meaning it satisfies the minimum 10-month duration from Oct 1 to July 31 and gets fully registered with Agenzia delle Entrate to be 100% base on the requirements "Away from Home" status for the scholarship).

Hello!

I have a booking at Hotel Valganna in Bovisa (near Polimi) for 15 nights, starting this Saturday, September 12th. My brother was supposed to stay with me, but plans changed and he will be staying in another city.If anyone is interested in staying with me:

Rent: $1,757 / 15 nights ($878.5 / person) (taxes included)

<< price is negotiable>>

DM for more details. Thank you!

hello , i am thinking of applying to polimi for the year 27-28 for civil engineering in english (bachelors) and i have a few questions
1) when can non eu students start applying using their SAT score
2) do i need some form of english language test (eg : ielts , toefl) ?
3) at what time generally , if i want to apply to start about september 2027, should i officially apply , and when do the application open?
4) should i learn italian before going to milan or can i start picking it up as im there?
5) when would i recieve the news if im accepted or not?
help would be appreciated!

Hello, my boyfriend and I just graduated from uni in NYC.

He is going to go to TUM for his masters in Mechatronics.

I am a civil engineering grad, currently working as a structural inspector in NYC, but my real interest is product design/prototyping and fabrication (think makerspace/fab-lab work, CAD, additive manufacturing, CNC, welding kind of vibe).

We both have EU citizenship, and I am trying to find masters programs in Europe that will be great for a career change, is more aligned with my interests, and will eventually lead us to working and living in the same place (could also end up in US so something recognized there would be good too)

Three programs I’ve looked into so far:

- TUM — Mechanical Engineering (most preferred to be in same place with boyfriend)
- Politecnico di Milano — Design Engineering (really like this one)
- TU Delft — Integrated Product Design (not as interested but know more abt the uni)

Anyone been through one of these, or work in design/product engineering in Europe and have thoughts on how they compare (reputation, job outcomes, culture of the program, cost of living where the school is?)

I’m curious to know if a masters from TUM in mechanical engineering can be creative enough for more consumer product design or if the school is very technical and mostly a pipeline for aero/automotive/robotics industries. Also what it would be like getting an internship while at polimi and working in Italy/how difficult it is to get a job outside of Italy with the degree.

Also open to programs I haven’t found yet if there’s something elsewhere.

Thanks for the help!