The most ambitious goal of the Erasmus+ Programme and other extra-EU mobility programmes/Non-Erasmus+ is the attainment of a double degree (a degree in Engineering or Architecture conferred by Politecnico di Torino plus an equivalent degree awarded by a partner university) through a shared course of study which takes place at both universities.

You can find specific information on the institutions that have signed double degree agreements with Politecnico di Torino in our Calls for applications.

If you are pursuing a double degree, you are expected to spend a period of study at the partner university (from a minimum of one academic year to a maximum of two years). The most common structure is one year of study abroad plus one semester for the thesis composition (totally about 18 months abroad). This means that you need to extend your studies for an extra semester compared to the standard time to graduation. If you go abroad to study at an EU or non-EU university for a double degree, you can receive a scholarship for a maximum period of 18 months.