Pre-university orientation for high school students.
Milan is a modern and cutting-edge city, a reference point in Italy for both education, academy and the world of work. It offers numerous study opportunities and a rich and diverse job market.
The pre-university orientation period at Politecnico di Milano represents an exciting time to explore one’s interests, get to know one of the best universities in the STEM fields, and orient oneself in the vibrant city of Milan.
The Politecnico has two campuses: the historic campus founded in 1927 (Campus Leonardo), now known as Campus Milano Città Studi, and Campus Milano Bovisa.
Campus Milano Città Studi:
The Camplus Città Studi, opened in 1999, is located in the lively district of Milan bearing the same name. It is strategically situated just 200 meters from the subway station and facing the headquarters of the Politecnico. This privileged location makes it an optimal choice for university students, especially those attending the Politecnico. The facility stands out for the quality and completeness of the services offered, as well as its architectural impact, with particular attention to aesthetics and sustainable building practices.
Città Studi campus of the Politecnico di Milano offers the courses of: Coding, Robotics, Cybersecurity; AI Bootcamp; Intelligent and Autonomous Vehicles.
Campus Milano Bovisa:
Campus Bovisa is located at about 30 minutes by public transportation from Campus Città Studi, nestled in a dynamic and youthful urban area characterized by the university presence and a variety of services. This location makes the residence ideal for students seeking a lively and stimulating environment to live and study.
Campus Bovisa offers the courses of Green Energy and Race Car Dynamics.
Campus Lecco:
The Lecco Campus, through a strong synergy with the local institutions, offers a university campus spanning 47,000 m², dedicated to teaching, research, and student services. It offers modern, well-equipped classrooms designed for innovative learning, advanced research laboratories, and welcoming spaces where students can live and study within the campus.
Inspired by the Anglo-Saxon model, the campus features the “Adolf Loos” university residence, which hosts both out-of-town and international students, fostering a dynamic and inclusive academic community.
The Lecco Campus offers the Sports Engineering specialisation within the Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, a program closely integrated with the cutting-edge research of the Human Performance Lab. This lab focuses on sports motion analysis, biomechanics, injury prevention, and the study of sports and disability, providing students with a unique, hands-on learning experience at the intersection of engineering and athletic performance.