STUDENT GUIDE
2017 - 2018
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Location: Torino - Class: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (L-9)AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING(change)
Academic calendar
The academic credit system
Continuing students - Enrolling for years after the first: Personal Study Plan (PSP) and Annual Personal Study Plan (APSP)
How to prepare your APSP and how to enrol: procedure and deadlines
Incomplete courses (with exam still pending) and overbooking courses
Precedenze Didattiche/Pre-requisites
Unfulfilled academic requirements and APSP update
Anticipation of courses from Master's degree programmes
Maximum credit number at the end of the academic career
Changing the APSP from full-time to part-time
Free credits
Free credits - 1st year
Free credits
Tuition fees
Course attendance and exams
Foreign language learning
Studying abroad - Mobility programmes
Transfers, internal transfers
Taking the Final Examination for the Bachelor’s degree and deadlines
Support materials
Certificates, self-certifications and other documents
Interruption, suspension and reactivation of studies
Forfeiture
Career credit recognition
Enrolment in single courses
Organization of Politecnico and student representatives
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Continuing students - Enrolling for years after the first: Personal Study Plan (PSP) and Annual Personal Study Plan (APSP)
The PERSONAL STUDY PLAN (PSP) / PIANO CARRIERA includes all courses and learning activities that you have to take and complete during your studies, from enrolment to graduation.
The ANNUAL PERSONAL STUDY PLAN (APSP) / CARICO DIDATTICO is the list of courses that you are going to attend during the current academic year. It is built around the APSP of previous academic years as it includes both the exams that remain unpassed and the exams that you have passed but have not been registered yet. On top of these, you will have to add new courses that you have never included before. In doing these operations you have to comply with the rules of every degree programme. The Annual Personal Study Plan for Bachelor’s students enrolled in first year is standard and includes all first-year courses illustrated in the section dedicated to the Curriculum and the Programme Syllabus.
In order to enrol for the new academic year, after you prepare your APSP, you need to pay your tuition fees which vary according to the type of APSP you have chosen (part-time or full-time). If you still have some exams to take, you are not allowed to prepare your new APSP without adding any credits. You can have an empty APSP (which only includes the final project or the thesis credits) only if you have passed all the exams and attended all the learning activities required for the attainment of the degree.
If your academic year of first enrolment was 2012/2013 or before, you must NOT make your PERSONAL STUDY PLAN, but only the ANNUAL PERSONAL STUDY PLAN.
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR APSP AND HOW TO ENROL: PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME
You can choose a part-time or a full-time APSP depending if you intend to enrol as a part-time or as a full-time student. FULL-TIME enrolment: you can add maximum 80 credits for the academic year to your APSP, including final project/thesis credits. PART-TIME enrolment: you can add maximum 40 credits for the academic year to your APSP, including final project/thesis credits.
The ANNUAL PERSONAL STUDY PLAN (APSP) / CARICO DIDATTICO is the list of courses that you are going to attend during the current academic year. It is built around the APSP of previous academic years as it includes both the exams that remain unpassed and the exams that you have passed but have not been registered yet. On top of these, you will have to add new courses that you have never included before. In doing these operations you have to comply with the rules of every degree programme. The Annual Personal Study Plan for Bachelor’s students enrolled in first year is standard and includes all first-year courses illustrated in the section dedicated to the Curriculum and the Programme Syllabus.
PLEASE KEEP
IN MIND THAT COMPLETING YOUR APSP DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE ENROLLED FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR.
In order to enrol for the new academic year, after you prepare your APSP, you need to pay your tuition fees which vary according to the type of APSP you have chosen (part-time or full-time). If you still have some exams to take, you are not allowed to prepare your new APSP without adding any credits. You can have an empty APSP (which only includes the final project or the thesis credits) only if you have passed all the exams and attended all the learning activities required for the attainment of the degree.
If your academic year of first enrolment was 2012/2013 or before, you must NOT make your PERSONAL STUDY PLAN, but only the ANNUAL PERSONAL STUDY PLAN.
We remind you that you are NOT
allowed to modify your Annual Personal Study Plan during the course of the
year, not even for second-semester courses.
If you
want to add other courses to your PSP/APSP (courses already included CANNOT be
substituted) after the above mentioned deadlines have expired, you need to
contact us through the ticketing service. The Office of Student Services will
evaluate you case and tell you if your request has been accepted. In case of
approval, your PSP/APSP will be updated and you will be charged the
corresponding extra cost.
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR APSP AND HOW TO ENROL: PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME
You can choose a part-time or a full-time APSP depending if you intend to enrol as a part-time or as a full-time student. FULL-TIME enrolment: you can add maximum 80 credits for the academic year to your APSP, including final project/thesis credits. PART-TIME enrolment: you can add maximum 40 credits for the academic year to your APSP, including final project/thesis credits.