Master's degree programme in
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (change programme)
Location: Torino
Class: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Forfeiture
Considering that:
- the Academic Senate, in its meeting of 30/05/2020, resolved that the academic year 2019/2020 will NOT be included in the calculation of the number of years of enrollment for the purpose of forfeiture;
- the Academic Senate, in its meeting of 23/03/2021, resolved that the academic year 2020/2021 will NOT be included in the calculation of the number of years of enrollment for the purpose of forfeiture;
in the academic year 2021/2022, forfeiture will not be applied.
The following rules remain valid.
Rules
As a Master’s student, you will incur automatic forfeiture if:
- you do not pass any exam for two consecutive years, or
- you do not pass all the exams (except for your thesis) in four years.
After forfeiture, you are allowed to re-enrol in the same Master’s degree programme (if this is still offered) without having to take the admission test (if there is any) or without submitting your academic records to an evaluation (when this is provided for by the rules of the programme).
A year of part-time enrolment counts as 0.5 / year.
Each year of non-enrollment counts as 1 year.
The rules on forfeiture provided by article 15 of the Student Regulations are applicable to the students who first enrolled at Politecnico starting from a.y. 2016/2017.
The rules on forfeiture also apply to the students who first enrolled at Politecnico before a.y. 2016/2017, but in this case the number of years of enrolment is calculated starting from a.y. 2016/2017 a.y., instead of taking into account the actual date of the first enrolment.
New enrollment
If you incur in the forfeiture and you want to enrol again in a Master’s degree programme at Politecnico, you must check the admission requirements, deadlines and enrolment procedure on Politecnico website: Master’s degree programmes 2021/22.
You are required to submit a new admission application from the Apply@polito platform.
You can request the recognition of the credits you have earned before forfeiture.
An appeal to the Rector for deferment of the terms of forfeiture is permitted in the event of serious and certifiable reasons.
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