Master's degree programmes 2022 - 2023
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Advancing your master's courses
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Applicants from Politecnico di Torino
If you are a Bachelor’s student at Politecnico di Torino and you are going to graduate after the September graduation period, you can advance some of your future Master’s courses and take them during your Bachelor’s studies.  You must read the general admission rules for a.y. 2022/23.
You can advance some courses belonging to your future Master’s degree programme  if you are enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree programme at Politecnico and if you meet the following requirements:  
  • you have been admitted to a Master’s degree programme (please note that you can submit your application for admission only if you have already earned at least 140 credits at Bachelor’s level by the end of the July examination session).
  • at the end of the autumn examination session (September), you only have a maximum of 23 credits still unearned (including the English language exam and the Final Project) before achieving your Bachelor’s degree, and you have maintained the average grade required for admission, or, you passed the merit-based evaluation. 
If you meet the requirements for admission to a Master’s degree programme but you do not have an English language certificate (see Language requirements) you can advance the first-semester courses of the first year of the Master’s degree programme to which you have been admitted.  
If you pass the English language exam by September, the English exam credits will not count towards the ceiling of 23 unearned credits.
The internship (if included in your APSP of the academic year before the year for which you are applying) will not count towards the ceiling of 23 unearned credits if it is recorded in your transcript before 31st of December.

If you included some Master’s course in your APSP but at end of the September examination session you still have more than 23 unearned credits or you don’t have the average grade required for admission any more, these courses will be deleted from your APSP.   
If you don’t have the required average grade, you need to apply again for admission in the next academic year and pass the Admission test.  
Please note that these 23 unearned credits cannot include any courses related to Laboratories or Studios/Atelier. 
If you are enrolled in your Bachelor’s degree programme for the fourth or fifth time - and if you do not longer have the suitable academic performance required for admission AND you did not pass the Admission test - you will not be admitted to the Master’s degree programme you have chosen. 
You can only advance first-semester courses belonging to the first year of a Master’s degree programme. You have the chance to advance your Master’s courses one time only during your university path.  
If you advanced some of your Master’s courses but you do not earn your Bachelor’s degree by the end of the February graduation period, you will be able to take these exams in the Summer and Fall examination sessions (since these courses will not be deleted from your APSP). 
Procedure 
You must add your Master’s courses to your Bachelor’s APSP following the procedure for the creation of your Personal Study Plan /Annual Personal Study Plan. The Master’s courses that can be advanced are marked in violet.
The deadlines for this operation are available in the Student Guide 2022/23  of your Bachelor’s degree programme. 
If you advance some Master’s courses but you do not enrol in your Master's degree programme in the same year for which you had applied for admission, you will have to submit your application for admission again in the next academic year.