Politecnico di Milano (reviews)

The University has a great reputation and it is the case, though and hard gave me a great base to build my future. Math and physics courses were top of the crop, the others were as good as them. The facilities were not so great but it was another time (pre 2000)

My experience at this university was both very rewarding and painful. It had some really good teachers, and it felt like an elite university, but it has some enormous bureaucracy, and that’s very annoying.

Although the professors were quite great during lessons, I think my time was wasted in that university. There was no practice, no force internships or whatsoever. Once you finish the university and apply for jobs, you realize that what you learnt is worth close to nothing.

Pursuing my PhD in Electrical and Power Engineering at Politecnico di Milano was a highly rewarding experience. The university offers excellent research facilities, experienced supervisors, and a collaborative academic environment. I appreciated the opportunity to work on innovative projects while interacting with researchers from different countries. Overall, the program provided a strong foundation for both academic and professional growth, and I would highly recommend it to aspiring researchers.