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The regulations of the Politecnico di Milano for degree courses in Architecture can be found on the Politecnico di Milano University portal. These documents contain information on admission, study plans, credits, final exams and rules for course selection.
The Double Degree programme includes a period of study abroad at a partner university in order to obtain two degrees. The final thesis must usually be discussed at both universities.
The Erasmus programme involves a period of study at a European partner university lasting one semester, which can be extended to two semesters. Examinations must be taken at the partner university.
Approximately every two months, the School organises an exhibition in the ‘Exhibition Space’ in Via Ampere, 2. Each exhibition is open to all students of the School and represents an important opportunity for discussion and learning.
On the initiative of the European Commission, the Council of Europe and UNESCO, the Diploma Supplement is a document that supplements the degree obtained at the end of the course of study, providing specific details on the educational path.
During the fourth semester, there will be an intensive, curricular, compulsory project workshop lasting approximately two to three weeks. Students will attend one of the workshop sections held by a visiting professor from other European or non-European institutions, or by a professor from the School.
These are workshops approved by the School Council, which give entitlement to curricular or extracurricular credits, and which can be organised either at the School itself, at other Italian or foreign universities, or at specific locations of particular interest.
Optional courses represent an important educational opportunity that allows students to explore topics of interest to them in greater depth. These topics are often varied in nature and may be related to or parallel to the subjects studied in compulsory courses.
The Honours Programme is a training course that runs parallel to the curriculum and aims to enhance students' design skills by bringing them into contact with the professional world.
The PoliMI Ambassador project is a postgraduate training programme aimed at enhancing graduates' skills in the fields of green technologies, smart infrastructure and inclusive design.
The ASP offers an excellent training programme alongside the Master's degree, in collaboration with the Polytechnic University of Turin, reserved for talented students who wish to broaden the horizons of their disciplinary training and enhance their design skills.
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