I’m currently enrolled in the bachelor programme in Computer Science and Engineering.
The Politecnico teach you a lot of fundamental engineerish things, mostly useful, sometimes completely useless.
The programme is structured enough well, with several interesting courses.
Politecnico, it’s not only a good university where to study, but also a good place where to meet people and take part to project and side-businesses (if you’ll eventually discover that is possibile to have a free time).
Highly recommended to take part to an association or groups, they are fundamental for the life of the students and they can give you a lot! Do not miss PoliTamTam, the students’ newsletter sent by email, you’ll be one of us! 🙂

In the current time, new breakthrough in technology seems endless, and new types of applications are rolled out almost instantaneously. I became interested in computer science when I realized I could start developing applications that attracts my attention like games and mobile applications, and it was an interest that continued to grow as I studied Software Engineering subject during my bachelor’s degree. I hope to become a programmer and software designer that can integrate the latest in the development of protocols in order to advance the field. Through the master’s program in computer science and Engineering from Politecnico Di Milano which is one of the best universities in the world, I will be able to acquire the skills that I will need to pursue my dream career in technology field. Apart from the impressive infrastructure and research facilities offered at the University of Politecnico Di Milano the courses like database system, Software Engineering, and Foundation of operation research really interested me. Its overall QS ranking is 137th in the world whereas in the Engineering field Politecnico Di Milano is at 20th number in the world. I will strongly recommend new students to undergo this program as the advancements in technology are growing instantaneously and expertise in computing enables you to solve complex, challenging problems. The computing field also offers many types of lucrative careers.

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.

Politecnico di Milano is a very good choice for anyone about to start studying in any of the Engineering fields. All of the programs are well-structured and leave choice to students on some aspects, most professors are qualified and most of them have many ongoing researches and publications regarding their field, overall there is a great attention towards students and their needs.

On the other hand, the first years are very harsh and draining and, more than often, long periods of intense studying lead to barely sufficient grades.

All of the structures are kept well and many services are offered to students, such as cheap lunch, discounts on copies and stationery and a wide selection of books to borrow from the library.