Master's degree programme in
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (change programme)
Location: Torino
Class: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
italian language
Students with a foreign qualification who are interested in obtaining a degree at the Politecnico di Torino have to refer to the section of the website dedicated to language requirements.
If you apply for admission to an Italian-taught Master’s degree programme and you have a non-Italian high school diploma, you must prove your knowledge of the Italian language: this is an admission requirement.
Visit the website of the International Affairs Department in order to find out about the language requirements and the language certificates recognised by the Politecnico di Torino. Once you have been admitted to the Master's degree programme, the certificate you have submitted will be recorded in your personal data, Online Services tab of your PoliTo page.You will not have to sit any additional Italian language exams.
IMPORTANT NOTICE for students with provisional enrolment for the academic year 2020/2021 due to the lack of Italian language certificate required for admission: the provisional condition must be dropped by presenting one of the Italian language certificates required by 31 December 2021.
Consulta il sito del Servizio Internazionalizzazione per conoscere i requisiti linguistici richiesti e le certificazioni riconosciute dal Politecnico di Torino. Una volta ammesso al corso di Laurea magistrale, la certificazione presentata verrà registrata nei tuoi dati personali dello Sportello online.
(Non dovrai sostenere alcun esame di lingua italiana aggiuntivo.
ATTENZIONE: esclusivamente per gli studenti immatricolati con riserva nell'a.a. 2020/2021 per mancanza della certificazione di lingua italiana necessaria ai fini dell’ammissione: la riserva dovrà essere sciolta presentando una tra le certificazioni di lingua italiana previste, entro il 31 dicembre 2021.)
Consult the website of the Internationalization Service to find out the language requirements and the certifications recognized by Politecnico di Torino. Once admitted to the Master's degree programme, the certification presented will be registered in your personal data on the Online services.
(You will not have to take any additional Italian language exams.
ATTENTION: only for students enrolled under condition in the academic year. 2020/2021 due to lack of the Italian language certification required for admission: the condition must be solved by submitting one of the required Italian language certifications, by 31st December 2021).
If you hold a non-Italian high-school diploma and have enrolled in an English-taught Master’s degree programme at the Politecnico di Torino, your knowledge of Italian is a prerequisite for graduation: you will have to pass an Italian language exam at a minimum level of A2 (CEFR) in order to graduate.
The Italian language course 01OXGLZ Lingua Italiana II livello (Italian language II level) will therefore be included in your APSP of the first year, in supernumerary to the 120 credits required for the degree, without being counted among the possible 12 additional credits.
If, on the other hand, you obtain PLIDA certificate or a substitute certificate (link) of an adequate level outside the Politecnico, you can request the registration of the mandatory Italian language exam included in your APSP by attaching the required language certificate on your PoliTo personal page. With regard to this, the University reserves the right to carry out a check on a sample of at least 5% of students, requesting the submission of original documentation and verifying the truthfulness of this documentation with the providers.
RULES FOR STUDENTS WHO ENROLLED AT POLITECNICO BEFORE A.Y. 2014/2015
The rules on the Italian language course for non-Italian students who enrolled at Politecnico before a. y. 2014/2015
are illustrated in the Italian Language Regulations of each academic year.
Italian Language Regulations for non-Italian students (2011/12)
Italian Language Regulations for non-Italian students (2012/13)
Italian Language Regulations for non-Italian students (2013/14)
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