School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering
Degree Programme of:
Architecture and Urban Design
Laurea Magistrale (Equivalent To Master Of Science)
Milano Campus
1. General Information
(¹) The degree course offers some tracks in Italian and others in English.
School School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering Code Reference Law 1217 Name Architecture and Urban Design Reference Law Ordinamento 270/04 Class of degree LM-4 - Architecture and Architectural engineering Degree level Laurea Magistrale (Equivalent To Master Of Science) First year of activation 2008/2009 Official length of the programme 2 Years of the programme already activated 1,2 Official language(s) (¹) Italian/English Campus Milano Dean of the School Andrea Campioli Coordinator of the Study programme Domenico Giuseppe Chizzoniti Website of the School http://www.auic.polimi.it Website of the Study programme
https://www.adu.polimi.it
Central Student Office - Milano Leonardo
Address VIA C. GOLGI, 42 (MI)
2. General presentation of the study programme
The Study Programme aims to train the professional figure of architect, able to critically combine the contributions of the Italian design, theoretical, humanistic and artistic tradition with changes and contamination of cultures of home living, the shapes and spaces of the contemporary city, the settlement phenomena of emerging countries, constructive innovation and environmental sustainability.
The training must adequately answer to the growing complexity of problems and new professional responsibilities required by the European and international sector.
The graduate student is required to set up and manage projects in order to realize them through the specific tools of architecture and urban design, with a good knowledge of feasibility of the work designed, under the legal-administrative and economic profile, and coordinating other specialists and operators in the fields of architecture, engineering, urban planning and restoration.
In line with European Union directives, the programme promotes a cultured and conscious architect profile, able to combine knowledge with knowing how to do, and therefore able to provide project design synthesis at different levels through the help of a wide range of knowledge and skills.
3. Learning objectives
The laurea magistrale graduate students are required to design, through the tools of architecture and with the knowledge of tools related to constructive feasibility and the work designed, the construction procedures, changes and modification of the physical environment, with full knowledge of distribution, functional, structural, technical-constructive, managerial, economic and environmental aspects, with a critical attention to cultural changes and needs expressed by contemporary society. They set up and manage projects of works, coordinating, if necessary, other specialists and operators in the fields of architecture, engineering, urban planning and architectural restoration.
The Study Programme aims to train a laurea magistrale graduate student profile that corresponds to the accredited architect that is critically able to combine the contributions of humanistic and artistic culture with those of technical-scientific culture. The training answers to the growing complexity of problems, new duties and professional responsibilities required by the European and international sector. In line with European Union directives, the programme promotes a cultured and conscious architect profile, able to combine knowledge with knowing how to do, and therefore able to provide project design synthesis at different levels through the help of a wide range of knowledge and skills.
The programme objectives are:
-the ability to use knowledge to understand the phenomena and face the complex problems of architecture, city and territory;
-knowledge of disciplines that characterize their theoretical, scientific and methodological-operational aspects, in particular of Architectural Design and Composition, Construction Techniques and Technology of Architecture, Urban Planning, Landscape and Restoration.
- the ability to use this knowledge to identify, provide and solve, also in an innovative way, problems at different levels of intervention;
-the awareness of professional ethics.
4. Organization of the study programme and further studies
4.1 Structure of the study programme and Qualifications
The training programme is characterized by the central experience of the architectural project and its theoretical and operational aspects. At the centre of the work of description and interpretation of reality is the concrete material culture of artefacts and places, with reference to specific contemporary settlements; at the same time, project work is assessed in relation to the changes of needs and resources, in close dialogue with the historic values of contexts.
This study career provides a strong commitment of the student in the experience of design laboratories, that are activated in both first and second year of the programme.
Therefore, this Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) aims to study in detail the architecture design in the following areas of interest that have in common the central aspects of project and the intervention on physical environment:
-architectural and urban design;
-landscape and urban project;
-project for conservation of architectural and landscape heritage.
4.2 Further Studies
The qualification grants access to "Dottorato di Ricerca" (Research Doctorate), "Corso di Specializzazione di secondo livello" (2nd level Specialization Course) and "Master Universitario di secondo livello" (2nd level University Master)
5. Professional opportunities and work market
5.1 Professional status of the degree
The master degree in Architecture enables the graduate to operate as European Architect as well as being employed with high responsibilities by public or private institutions and bodies working on city and urban planning, construction and trasformation (institutions, public or private bodies and firms). A qualifying examination is required in order to obtain the enrolement in the professional register.
Graduate students from Laurea Magistrale/Specialistica in Architecture can carry out all activities as European architect professionals, furthermore, s/he can find positions of high responsibility in institutions and public and private bodies (institutional bodies, institutions and public and private companies, professional studies and design and promotional companies), operating in the fields of construction, transformation and restoration of the city and territory. An enrolment/qualifying examination is required for professional recognition. The degree allows to access the 2nd Level Master Programme and Ph.D. Programme.
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5.2 Careers options and profiles
The laurea magistrale graduate student in Architecture and Urban Design can be enrolled in Professional Registries as an Architect. Enrolment in Professional Registries is subject to pass the State Examination. The laurea magistrale graduate student in Architecture can carry out design activities in the fields of architecture, according to Presidential Decree 328/01.
Graduate students from Laurea Magistrale/Specialistica in Architecture and Urban Design can carry out all activities as architect professionals, furthermore, s/he can find positions of high responsibility in institutions and public and private bodies (institutional bodies, institutions and public and private companies, professional studies and design and promotional companies), operating in the fields of construction, transformation and restoration of the city and territory.
5.3 Qualification profile
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profile in a work context: High qualified designer architect that is critically able to combine the contributions of humanistic and artistic culture with those of technical-scientific culture. This professional profile is able to face responsibly the problems that real situations can present on different topics and at different levels: urban design, from city to territory, to landscape, to cultural heritage. Of these complex relations it is able to prepare, think and realize the architecture project in the following areas of interest that have in common the central aspects of project and the intervention on physical environment: -architectural project at different levels; -project of urban, urban planning and landscape design; -project of conservation of architectural and landscape heritage.
skills of this function: Specific skills: - use knowledge to describe and understand the settlement situations and face the complex problems of architecture, city and territory; - use the knowledge to identify, provide and solve, also in an innovative way, problems at different levels of intervention; - combine, in the transformation project, territorial coherence and environmental sustainability; - design in complex and problematic contexts that require non-standardized and usual solutions, but instead look for innovative solutions; - recognize, protect and enhance the historical contexts, the landscape and cultural heritage.
Job opportunities: The laurea magistrale graduate student in Architecture can be enrolled in Professional Registries as an Architect. Enrolment in Professional Registries is subject to pass the State Examination. The laurea magistrale graduate student in Architecture can carry out design activities in the fields of architecture, according to Presidential Decree 328/01. Graduate students from Laurea Magistrale in Architecture can carry out all activities as architect professionals, furthermore, s/he can find positions of high responsibility in institutions and public and private bodies (institutional bodies, institutions and public and private companies, professional studies and design and promotional companies), operating in the fields of construction, transformation and restoration of the city and territory.
6. Enrolment
6.1 Access requirements
- a diploma of the class of degree L-17 (or of the class 4 former Ministerial Decree 509/1999) without curricular integrations or degree obtained abroad, recognized as valid;
- fulfilled the indispensable training activities shown in the table and relating to the degree in Architectural Science L-17, considered a mandatory educational requirement, in accordance with EEC Directive 85/384 and its recommendations;
- having passed the entrance test required for enrolling for a degree programme and/or single-cycle Laurea Magistrale, explicitly finalised for “architect training”, as regulated at national level.
General information relating to admission and enrolment is available on the Guidance and Counselling Office site
http://www.polinternational.polimi.it/
The Admission Regulations to Laurea Magistrale Programmes of the School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering are available on
First cycle degree (level 6 EQF) or comparable qualification
6.2 Requested knowledge
Curricular requirements are the degree qualification obtained and the skills and knowledge that the student has acquired during the previous educational career, expressed as credits referring to specific scientific and disciplinary sectors.
For admission to Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) programmes, an appropriate and certified level of English language is required, as decided by the University.
In order to be admitted to the Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programme in Architecture and Urban Design, students must pass the selection test, consisting of a comparative assessment which takes into account their previous career (on the basis of documentation submitted by the applicant at the time of pre-enrolment) and other significant training or adequately documented professional experiences.
More detailed information is provided in Chapter 15 of these regulations.
6.3 Deadlines for admission and number of places available
The Laurea Magistrale Programme in Architecture and Urban Design, for the academic year 2021/2022, has 360.
Places Available ITA+EU NON-EU Architettura e Disegno Urbano 158 2 Archictecture and Urban Design 80 120
The periods during which an application for admission to one of the Course of Study of the AUIC School may be submitted are specified in the academic calendar.
Any student in a good position in the ranking (as specified in the technical annex to these rules) may only enrol in the reference period for applications.
Students with foreign educational qualifications must refer to the procedures posted on the Polinternational website
6.4 Tutoring and students support
The School organizes in First and Second Semester Orientation and tutoring activities for students. The dates of the scheduled meetings will be shown on the School's Web site.
7. Contents of the study Program
7.1 Programme requirements
The Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) provides to obtain 120 ECTS, as specified for each PSPA in the educational rules. In particular, for specialised courses (Architectural and urban design, Historical disciplines for architecture, Structural analysis and design of architecture, Estimation disciplines for architecture and urban planning, Urban and regional planning, Representation of architecture and environment, Theories and techniques for architectural restoration, Physical-technical and installation disciplines for architecture, Technology disciplines for architecture and building production, Economic, social, legal disciplines for architecture and urban planning) a minimum number of 52 ects are provided; for similar activities, a minimum number of 12 ects are provided; for internship and finale test, 16 ects are provided.
Applicants are accepted after a selection. The knowledge of English at level B2 is required for matriculation. As specified in the didactic regulations, 120 credits are required to obtain the first level degree. More specifically: 88 credits are devoted to characteristic activities (Architectural composition, Technological Plants for Buildings, Technological culture of architecture, Restoration, History of architecture, Urban design, Structural Design and Mechanics, Economical Evaluation of Projects, social, economics and juridical sciences); 20 credits are devoted to integrative and elective activities; 12 credits are reserved for professional practice and final work.
7.2 Mode of study
The Course requires a full time involvement and includes: - Courses, including lectures and practicing; - Multi-disciplinary Design Laboratories, with compulsory attendance; Workshops.
Organization of training activities, attendance and assessment procedures.
Training activities are organized in Single Subject and Integrated Course Programmes and Laboratories. Each one has a number of credits as shown in the Degree Programme of the Study Programme.
- Single Subject Courses can provide procedures of in-course evaluations and end with an exam.
- The Integrated Courses can provide in-course tests and they are organized according to modules provided by different professors that are part of a single examination commission. Each Integrated Course has a single exam for the student.
- There are laboratories coordinated by professors responsible for the integrated modules in the laboratory. The Laboratory attendance is compulsory for at least 70% of the whole number of hours. Attendance is verified by all professors responsible of the laboratory, based on criteria according to their training organization. Laboratory activities end with an examination carried out by the Commission made by all responsible professors.
The University has decided that a university educational credit (Ects) corresponds to 25 hours of student work, including front-of-class teaching activities and the individual study activity.
Types of training
The types of training provided, in order to ensure the cultural and professional education of students, consist of lectures, exercises, laboratory activities (computer, experimental and design activities), seminars, study visits, internship activities.
In some cases, the didactic offer foresees innovative learning modules.
Elective courses can be selected within a wide and articulated didactic offer, enhanced by the elective courses held within different Study Programmes of the School.
Teaching activities include also checking of learning, Tutoring and Orientation activities.
7.3 Detailed learning objectives
In its general setting and articulation, the Study Programme provides advanced training in architectural design and urban design, with a detailed study, during the first year, of theories, techniques and tools acquired in the first cycle of study, and in the second year, a detailed study of different topics in view of the final graduation work.
The training career of the Study Programme is characterized by the central experience of the project in its theoretical and operational aspects and is divided into multidisciplinary laboratories, mono-disciplinary and integrated courses, optional courses. The first year includes: an architectural design laboratory, which integrates the disciplines of design and structural and seismic engineering; a restoration workshop that integrates the disciplines of restoration and representation; a laboratory of urban planning; a construction and sustainability laboratory of the project, which integrates the technological and installation disciplines. In addition to laboratories, there are three courses on the themes of history of contemporary architecture, contemporary architectural theories and construction technique. There is also a wide range of courses and workshops aimed at providing advanced digital skills (digi skills).
The second year provides different, Thematic Workshops (Seminars), Thematic Studios and Thesis Workshops (Seminars), intended as different integration of disciplines, with the aim to study in detail specific topics in view of the final graduation work. The areas of interest, with in common the centrality of the project and the intervention on the physical environment, are: architectural and urban planning design, urban planning and landscape design, conservation project of architectural and landscape heritage. In addition to laboratories, there are two courses: one in the economic evaluation of projects, the other one in the economic, social, legal and architectural fields. The training ends in the second year with optional courses and the internship.
The Laurea Magistrale study programme consists of two Study Plans previously approved: the first one in Italian language, Architecture and Urban Design; and the other one in English, Architecture and Urban Design.
Single professors can, thanks to some shared cultural objectives, provide coordinated teaching activities.
1 Year courses - Track: ADU - ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO
Code Educational activities SSD Course Title Language Sem CFU CFU Group STORIA DELL'ARCHITETTURA CONTEMPORANEA 051492 B ICAR/18 STORIA DELL'ARCHITETTURA CONTEMPORANEA 1 6.0 6.0
(Grp. Opz.)051704 B ICAR/18 STORIA DELL'ARCHITETTURA CONTEMPORANEA 1 6.0 TECNICA DELLE COSTRUZIONI 051592 B ICAR/09 TECNICA DELLE COSTRUZIONI 1 4.0 4.0
(Grp. Opz.)051705 B ICAR/09 TECNICA DELLE COSTRUZIONI 1 4.0 TEORIA DELLA PROGETTAZIONE ARCHITETTONICA CONTEMPORANEA 052965 B,C ICAR/14 TEORIA DELLA PROGETTAZIONE ARCHITETTONICA CONTEMPORANEA 1 4.0 [1.0]
4.0
(Grp. Opz.)052966 B,C ICAR/14 TEORIA DELLA PROGETTAZIONE ARCHITETTONICA CONTEMPORANEA 1 4.0 [1.0051498 B ICAR/12
ING-IND/11LABORATORIO DI COSTRUIBILITA' E SOSTENIBILITA' DEL PROGETTO 1 10.0 10.0 051495 B ICAR/20
ICAR/21LABORATORIO DI URBANISTICA 1 8.0 8.0 051610 B,C ICAR/08
ICAR/09
ICAR/14LABORATORIO DI PROGETTAZIONE ARCHITETTONICA 2 14.0 14.0 051502 B ICAR/06
ICAR/17
ICAR/19LABORATORIO DI RESTAURO 2 10.0 10.0 MODELLAZIONE PARAMETRICA BIM ORIENTED 054743 -- -- MODELLAZIONE PARAMETRICA BIM ORIENTED IN AMBIENTE: REVIT + DYNAMO 2 4.0 [4.04.0
(Grp. Opz.)054744 -- -- MODELLAZIONE PARAMETRICA BIM ORIENTED IN AMBIENTE GRASSHOPPER+ RHINO 2 4.0 [4.0054745 -- -- MODELLAZIONE PARAMETRICA BIM ORIENTED IN AMBIENTE ARCHICAD+ GRASSHOPPER 2 4.0 [4.0054746 -- -- MODELLAZIONE PARAMETRICA BIM ORIENTED IN AMBIENTE: REVIT + DYNAMO 2 4.0 [4.01 Year courses - Track: AUD - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN
Code Educational activities SSD Course Title Language Sem CFU CFU Group CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN THEORY 053001 B,C ICAR/14 CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN THEORY 1 4.0 [1.04.0
(Grp. Opz.)053002 B,C ICAR/14 CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN THEORY 1 4.0 [1.0HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE 051510 B ICAR/18 HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE 1 6.0 6.0
(Grp. Opz.)051707 B ICAR/18 HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE 1 6.0 STRUCTURAL DESIGN 051595 B ICAR/09 STRUCTURAL DESIGN 1 4.0 4.0
(Grp. Opz.)051708 B ICAR/09 STRUCTURAL DESIGN 1 4.0 051520 B ICAR/12
ING-IND/11CONSTRUCTION AND SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN STUDIO 1 10.0 10.0 051513 B ICAR/20
ICAR/21URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 1 8.0 8.0 051612 B,C ICAR/08
ICAR/09
ICAR/14ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO 2 14.0 14.0 051524 B ICAR/17
ICAR/19ARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION STUDIO 2 10.0 10.0 PARAMETRIC DESIGN BIM ORIENTED 054748 -- -- PARAMETRIC DESIGN BIM ORIENTED THROUGH: REVIT+ DYNAMO 2 4.0 [4.04.0
(Grp. Opz.)054750 -- -- PARAMETRIC DESIGN BIM ORIENTED THROUGH: REVIT+ DYNAMO 2 4.0 [4.0054751 -- -- PARAMETRIC DESIGN BIM ORIENTED THROUGH: GRASSHOPPER + RHINO 2 4.0 [4.0056500 -- -- PARAMETRIC DESIGN BIM ORIENTED THROUGH: GRASSHOPPER + RHINO 2 4.0 [4.0057935 -- -- PARAMETRIC DESIGN GIS ORIENTED THROUGH: QGIS+ GRASSHOPPER 2 4.0 [4.02 Year courses - Track: ADU - ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO
Code Educational activities SSD Course Title Language Sem CFU CFU Group DIRITTO, ECONOMIA, MANAGEMENT, SOCIOLOGIA. 052969 B IUS/10 DIRITTO DELLA RIGENERAZIONE URBANA 1 4.0 4.0
(Grp. Opz.)052968 B SECS-P/06 ECONOMIA E POLITICHE REGIONALI E URBANE 1 4.0 054532 B ING-IND/35 MANAGEMENT FOR ARCHITECTURE 1 4.0 052967 B SPS/10 SOCIOLOGIA URBANA 1 4.0 VALUTAZIONE ECONOMICA DEI PROGETTI 052970 B ICAR/22 VALUTAZIONE ECONOMICA DEI PROGETTI 1 4.0 4.0 052971 B ICAR/22 VALUTAZIONE ECONOMICA DEI PROGETTI 1 4.0 SEMINARIO TEMATICO DI RICERCA 057928 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/18SEMINARIO TEMATICO DI RICERCA 1 8.0 8.0
(Grp. Opz.)055877 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/20
ICAR/21SEMINARIO TEMATICO DI RICERCA 1 8.0 056969 B,C ICAR/02
ICAR/12SEMINARIO TEMATICO DI RICERCA 1 8.0 056970 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/21SEMINARIO TEMATICO DI RICERCA 2 8.0 LABORATORIO TEMATICO 055879 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/21LABORATORIO TEMATICO 1 14.0 [1.014.0
(Grp. Opz.)055883 B,C ICAR/09
ICAR/14
ICAR/21LABORATORIO TEMATICO 1 14.0 [1.0056975 B,C ICAR/08
ICAR/09
ICAR/12
ICAR/14LABORATORIO TEMATICO 1 14.0 [1.0056980 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/19
ICAR/21LABORATORIO TEMATICO 2 14.0 [1.0055593 B,C ICAR/14 SEMINARIO DI TESI 1 4.0 4.0 2 Year courses - Track: AUD - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN
Code Educational activities SSD Course Title Language Sem CFU CFU Group DIRITTO/MANAGEMENT/URBAN ECONOMICS/URBAN SOCIOLOGY 052969 B IUS/10 DIRITTO DELLA RIGENERAZIONE URBANA 1 4.0 4.0
(Grp. Opz.)054532 B ING-IND/35 MANAGEMENT FOR ARCHITECTURE 1 4.0 053004 B SECS-P/06 URBAN ECONOMICS 1 4.0 053066 B SPS/10 URBAN SOCIOLOGY 1 4.0 ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF PROJECT 053007 B ICAR/22 ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF PROJECTS 1 4.0 4.0
(Grp. Opz.)053008 B ICAR/22 ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF PROJECTS 1 4.0 RESEARCH THEMATIC SEMINAR 055952 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/18RESEARCH THEMATC SEMINAR 1 8.0 8.0
(Grp. Opz.)055954 B,C ICAR/20
ICAR/21
M-GGR/02RESEARCH THEMATIC SEMINAR 1 8.0 055978 B ICAR/19
SECS-P/06RESEARCH THEMATIC SEMINAR 1 8.0 055979 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/15RESEARCH THEMATIC SEMINAR 1 8.0 057310 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/18RESEARCH THEMATC SEMINAR 1 8.0 056991 B,C ICAR/14
SPS/10RESEARCH THEMATIC SEMINAR 2 8.0 THEMATIC STUDIO 055962 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/16
ICAR/21THEMATIC STUDIO 1 14.0 [1.014.0
(Grp. Opz.)055963 B,C ICAR/12
ICAR/14
MED/42THEMATIC STUDIO 1 14.0 [1.0055964 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/20
ICAR/21THEMATIC STUDIO 1 14.0 [1.0055971 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/19
ING-IND/11THEMATIC STUDIO 1 14.0 [1.0057317 B,C ICAR/12
ICAR/14
ICAR/21THEMATIC STUDIO 1 14.0 [1.0056998 B,C ICAR/14
ICAR/19
ICAR/21THEMATIC STUDIO 2 14.0 [1.0056200 B,C ICAR/14 THESIS WORKSHOP 1 4.0 4.0 2 Year courses - Track: *** - offerta comune
Code Educational activities SSD Course Title Language Sem CFU CFU Group INSEGNAMENTI OPZIONALI - ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES 056201 C L-ANT/10 ARCHAEOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE AND ETHICAL ISSUES 1 4.0 10.0 053308 -- L-OR/02 ARCHEOLOGIA E ARCHEOMETRIA 1 4.0 056141 B ICAR/12 ARCHITECTURE FOR HUMAN SPACE EXPLORATION 1 4.0 098578 B ICAR/19 ARCHITETTURA PER IL PATRIMONIO COSTRUITO 1 4.0 092101 C MED/42 ARCHITETTURA SOCIALE 1 4.0 056142 B ICAR/18 BEYOND THE MIRROR : ANALYZING ARCHITECTURE (a) 1 4.0 056135 C ICAR/02 CAMBIAMENTI CLIMATICI E RESILIENZA IDROLOGICA URBANA 1 4.0 [4.0091560 C ICAR/02 CLIMATE AND HYDROLOGY 1 4.0 081626 B ICAR/09 COSTRUZIONI IN CEMENTO ARMATO 1 4.0 056137 B,C ICAR/14 DIGITAL SCALE UP 2 6.0 081632 B ICAR/17 FOTOGRAFIA DELL'ARCHITETTURA (b) 1 4.0 053716 B IUS/10 LEGISLAZIONE SUGLI APPALTI PUBBLICI 1 4.0 054568 B ICAR/20 IC URBAN ETHNOGRAPHY 1 8.0 056502 -- M-FIL/02 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 1 6.0 087217 B ICAR/12 PROGETTAZIONE TECNOLOGICA ASSISTITA 1 4.0 084361 B ICAR/21 PROGETTAZIONE URBANISTICA DI STRUTTURE COMMERCIALI 1 4.0 053417 B ICAR/06 SPATIAL ANALYSIS 1 4.0 057404 -- IUS/01 STRATEGIE DI PARTENARIATO PUBBLICO E PRIVATO PER LA REALIZZAZIONE DI OPERE COMPLESSE 1 4.0 071207 B ICAR/19 TEORIE E STORIA DEL RESTAURO * 1 4.0 093342 C ICAR/05 TRASPORTI, MOBILITÀ E SOSTENIBILITÀ 1 4.0 053310 B ICAR/18 URBAN HISTORY 1 4.0 091558 C ICAR/16 SCENOGRAFIA E SPAZI DELLA RAPPRESENTAZIONE 1 4.0 057114 C M-FIL/04 ESTETICA DELL'ARCHITETTURA 2 4.0 058944 C MAT/07 APPLIED MATHEMATICS FOR PARAMETRIC ARCHITECTURE 2 4.0 058018 B ICAR/19 BOTANICA APPLICATA AI GIARDINI STORICI (c) 2 4.0 058019 B ICAR/19 CONSERVAZIONE DEGLI EDIFICI DEL XX SECOLO (d) 2 4.0 058021 B ICAR/19 IMPIANTI ED EDIFICI STORICI (e) 2 6.0 058022 B ICAR/19 LUCE ARTIFICIALE ED EDILIZIA STORICA (f) 2 4.0 099902 B ICAR/06 DATE PROCESSING 2 4.0 057403 C L-ART/03 CRITICA E COMUNICAZIONE D'ARTE E DI ARCHITETTURA 2 4.0 057156 -- M-FIL/02 CRITICAL THINKING (g) 2 5.0 097783 B ICAR/12 DESIGN OF ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT BUILDING SYSTEM 2 4.0 058545 B ING-IND/11 DESIGN OF STRATEGIES FOR LOW AND ZERO ENERGY BUILDINGS WITH SIMULATION TOOLS 2 4.0 056444 B IUS/10 DIRITTO DELL'AMBIENTE 2 4.0 099540 C ING-IND/22 DURABILITA' E CONSERVAZIONE DEI MATERIALI DELL'ARCHITETTURA 2 4.0 057109 B SECS-P/06 ECONOMIA DELLA CREATIVITÀ, CULTURA E INNOVAZIONE 2 5.0 057112 -- SECS-P/03 ECONOMICS OF INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY AND FAIRNESS 2 4.0 057407 -- IUS/01 ENERGY LAW AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY (h) 2 6.0 054412 C ICAR/15 EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL AND LANDSCAPE POLITICS AND PROJECTS 2 4.0 057159 B ICAR/20 FESTINALENTE: PIANIFICAZIONE E PROGETTAZIONE DI LINEE LENTE CICLABILI E CAMMINABILI 2 4.0 054574 C M-FIL/04 FILOSOFIA DELLA CONOSCENZA 2 4.0 089364 B ICAR/17 GEOMETRICAL COMPLEMENTS OF GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION 2 4.0 057934 C M-GGR/02 GLOBAL URBAN CHALLENGES. CONCEPTS AND CONTEXT 2 4.0 051831 B ICAR/18 IBRIDAZIONI E CONTAMINAZIONI TRA L'ARCHITETTURA MODERNA E CONTEMPORANEA 2 4.0 099959 B,C ICAR/14 IC ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO (i) 2 8.0 094946 B,C ICAR/14 IC ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN WORKSHOP (j) 2 8.0 058746 B ICAR/12 IC ADVANCED DESIGN STUDIO 2 8.0 056136 C ICAR/15 LANDSCAPE AND PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN 2 4.0 057926 B ICAR/21 LANDSCAPE AND SUSTAINABLE DESIGN: RHETORIC AND ARGUMENTATION 2 4.0 058842 B,C ICAR/14 LABORATORIO DEL COSTRUIRE (k) 2 4.0 057155 B ICAR/19 PATOLOGIE E DIAGNOSI DEGLI EDIFICI STORICI 2 4.0 050426 B ICAR/17 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ARCHITECTURE (l) 2 4.0 057115 B ING-IND/11 PRINCIPI DI ARCHITETTURA SOSTENIBILE 2 4.0 083958 B ICAR/12 PROGETTAZIONE COSTRUZIONE GESTIONE DELLE INFRASTRUTTURE SPORTIVE 2 4.0 091557 C ICAR/16 PROGETTAZIONE DI GRANDI MOSTRE E MUSEALIZZAZIONI 2 4.0 083891 B ING-IND/11 PROGETTI DI ILLUMINOTECNICA 2 4.0 054571 B ICAR/20 SMART CITIES AND URBAN INNOVATION 2 8.0 057110 B SECS-P/06 SOCIO-ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF 4.0 TECHNOLOGIES 2 5.0 058006 B ICAR/18 STORIA DELL'ARCHTETTURA DEL QUATTROCENTO A MILANO 2 4.0 051653 C L-ART/03 STORIA DELL'ARTE CONTEMPORANEA 2 4.0 094952 B ICAR/08 TIMBER, MEMBRANE AND GLASS STRUCTURES 2 4.0 058945 B ICAR/11 TRANSIZIONE DIGITALE PER ARCHITETTURA 2 4.0 053306 C ING-IND/22 TRADITIONAL AND INNOVATIVE MATERIALS FOR BUILDINGS 2 4.0 058502 B ICAR/21 U-FOREST 2 6.0 053424 -- -- WORKSHOP (m) -- 1 4.0 053424 -- -- WORKSHOP (n) -- 2 4.0 058261 B ING-IND/17
ING-IND/35AGRI-FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN PERSPECTIVES (o) 2 5.0 058253 B ING-IND/35 COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND IMPACT (p) 1 5.0 [2.0058250 B ICAR/13
ICAR/20DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (q) 1 6.0 058260 B IUS/10 DIRITTO DELL'ENERGIA (r) 2 5.0 058268 B ING-IND/10 ENGINEERING AND COOPERATION FOR DEVELOPMENT (s) 1 8.0 [2.0058254 B ING-IND/35 ESG PRINCIPLES IN THE TRANSITION ECONOMY (t) 2 5.0 [1.0058255 B ING-IND/10 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES (u) 2 5.0 058271 B ING-IND/35 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES (v) 2 5.0 058257 -- ING-IND/17 GREEN LOGISTICS (w) 2 5.0 058258 B ING-IND/35 MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND IMPACT (x) 1 5.0 058284 -- ICAR/03 MITIGAZIONE DEI CAMBIAMENTI CLIMATICI (y) 1 8.0 058273 -- ING-IND/17 PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT (z) 2 5.0 058249 B ICAR/13
ICAR/20SUSTAINABLE AND CIRCULAR MATERIALS FOR DESIGN (aa) 2 6.0 058547 -- ICAR/13 A SOCIETY FOR ALL AGES. LONGEVITY-DRIVEN DESIGN (ab) 2 6.0 058556 B ING-IND/35 AGILE INNOVATION (ac) 2 5.0 058549 -- ICAR/13 DESIGN DELLA COMUNICAZIONE E CULTURE DI GENERE (ad) 2 6.0 [4.0058551 -- ICAR/13 DESIGN FUTURES (ae) 2 6.0 058558 -- ING-IND/15 DESIGN METHODS (af) 2 6.0 058552 -- SECS-P/08 DESIGN PER SERVIZI EVOLUTI (ag) 2 6.0 058553 B ING-IND/35 DESIGN THINKING FOR BUSINESS (ah) 2 5.0 058267 B ING-IND/35
SECS-P/01DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (ai) 2 8.0 058554 B ING-IND/35 ECONOMICS OF INNOVATION AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES (aj) 1 5.0 058562 -- ING-IND/15 HAPTICS (I.C. MODULE) (ak) 2 5.0 058559 -- ING-IND/15 HUMAN MODELLING IN ENGINEERING (al) 2 6.0 058548 -- ICAR/13 INCLUSIVE DESIGN (am) 1 6.0 [6.0058555 B ING-IND/35 INNOVATION IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (an) 2 6.0 [1.0058560 -- ING-IND/15 METHODS AND TOOLS FOR SYSTEMATIC INNOVATION B - PROBLEM SOLVING AND INVENTIVE DESIGN (I.C. MODULE) (ao) 1 5.0 [1.0058561 -- ING-IND/15 METHODS AND TOOLS FOR SYSTEMATIC INNOVATION C - INNOVATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT (I.C. MODULE) (ap) 1 5.0 [1.0058557 B ING-IND/35 NEW FORMS OF ORGANIZATION (aq) 2 5.0 [2.0054437 B ICAR/12 SOCIAL HOUSING ESTATE AND MANAGEMENT (ar) 2 9.0 [6.0058546 -- ICAR/13 TEMPORARY AND INCLUSIVE URBAN SOLUTIONS (as) 2 6.0 [2.0058563 -- ING-IND/15 VIRTUAL PROTOTYPING METHODS (I.C. MODULE) (at) 2 5.0 055631 B,C ICAR/14 PROVA FINALE 1 12.0 [2.012.0 055631 B,C ICAR/14 PROVA FINALE 2 12.0 [2.0086367 -- -- INTERNSHIP -- 1 6.0 6.0 086367 -- -- INTERNSHIP -- 2 6.0 MIAW 054791 B,C ICAR/14 MIAW A 2 4.0 [4.04.0
(Grp. Opz.)054792 B,C ICAR/14 MIAW B 2 4.0 [4.0054793 B,C ICAR/14 MIAW C 2 4.0 [4.0054794 B,C ICAR/14 MIAW D 2 4.0 [4.0054795 B,C ICAR/14 MIAW E 2 4.0 [4.0053424 -- -- WORKSHOP (au) -- 2 4.0 (a) Closed number subject
(b) Closed number subject
(c) Insegnamento offerto dalla SCUOLA DI SPECIALIZZAZIONE IN BENI ARCHITETTONICI E DEL PAESAGGIO - l'orario è consultabile al seguente link: https://www.auic.polimi.it/it/didattica/lezioni-e-esami/scuola-di-specializzazione-in-beni-architettonici-e-del-paesaggio
(d) Insegnamento offerto dalla SCUOLA DI SPECIALIZZAZIONE IN BENI ARCHITETTONICI E DEL PAESAGGIO - l'orario è consultabile al seguente link: https://www.auic.polimi.it/it/didattica/lezioni-e-esami/scuola-di-specializzazione-in-beni-architettonici-e-del-paesaggio
(e) Insegnamento offerto dalla SCUOLA DI SPECIALIZZAZIONE IN BENI ARCHITETTONICI E DEL PAESAGGIO - l'orario è consultabile al seguente link: https://www.auic.polimi.it/it/didattica/lezioni-e-esami/scuola-di-specializzazione-in-beni-architettonici-e-del-paesaggio
(f) Insegnamento offerto dalla SCUOLA DI SPECIALIZZAZIONE IN BENI ARCHITETTONICI E DEL PAESAGGIO - l'orario è consultabile al seguente link: https://www.auic.polimi.it/it/didattica/lezioni-e-esami/scuola-di-specializzazione-in-beni-architettonici-e-del-paesaggio
(g) Closed number subject
(h) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(i) Closed number subject
Only twenty students will be admitted to the course. You have to be enrolled in the second year (Master of Architecture - Built Environment - Interiors, Architecture and Urban Design, Building Architecture) and have an exam average equal to or greater than 27/30 acquired before August 1, 2022.
(j) Closed number subject
(k) Closed number subject
Closed number subject; Students regularly enrolled in the second year of the degree courses in ACI/BEI, ADU/AUD, COS/BA, ADH, SAL with an average of 27/30 or higher (weighted average of examinations taken acquired by 01/08/2022) - the first 50 students in the ranking list must present a portfolio and 24 students will be selected to take the course.
(l) Closed number subject
(m) Educational credits from elective courses. A list of the workshops accredited by the School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering is available in the dedicated section of the School's website and updated several times during the year: http://www.auic.polimi.it Recognition of a maximum of 4 ECTS earned from participation in workshops is permitted.
(n) Educational credits from elective courses. A list of the workshops accredited by the School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering is available in the dedicated section of the School's website and updated several times during the year: http://www.auic.polimi.it/didattica/workshops/ For the Architecture and Urban Design Programme, recognition of a maximum of 4 ECTS earned from participation in workshops is permitted.
(o) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(p) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(q) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(r) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(s) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(t) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(u) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(v) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(w) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(x) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(y) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(z) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(aa) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(ab) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ac) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ad) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ae) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(af) Closed number subject
Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ag) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ah) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ai) Course dedicated to the Green Technologies Ambassadors program
(aj) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ak) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(al) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(am) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(an) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ao) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ap) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(aq) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(ar) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(as) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(at) Teaching dedicated to the Inclusivity Design Ambassadors program
(au) GENERICAL WORKSHOP (NOT ADMITTED TO MIAW). Students who are not admitted will be officially assigned a generic workshop code (see specifications dedicated to workshops), which will later be rectifiable during the termly period of modification of the study plan.7.3.2 POLIMI Ambassador
Green Technologies
The Master programme in Architecture and Urban Design (AUD) takes part in Politecnico di Milano’s Ambassador in Green Technologies programme, aimed at strengthening the skills related to Green Technologies in higher education.
The Ambassador in Green Technologies is a MSc graduate with forefront systemic skills, interdisciplinary vision, and specific aptitude to innovation in the fields of environmental sustainability and decarbonisation of the economy. The Ambassador in Green Technologies profile corresponds to a professional figure with both advanced, specialized skills in the green sector, and transversal skills, which allow graduates to broaden their knowledge in the field of Green Technologies and to adopt a systemic approach to the design, management, innovation, and study of the life cycle of green technologies.
The training programme is articulated within the MSc educational path, and sets at 130 credits (thus at least extra 10 credits in addition to the standard MSc requirements) the minimum number of credits needed to complete the selected MSc and, at the same time, to qualify for the certification of Ambassador in Green Technologies.
As part of the educational training, students must acquire at least 30 credits in courses related to the Ambassador in Green Technologies profile, which have to be chosen among those proposed in Tables A and B shown below.
Table A indicates specialized courses offered by the Master programme in Architecture and Urban Design (AUD) and providing core skills in “green technologies”.
Table B indicates transversal courses offered across different programmes. At least 20 credits must be selected from the table: out of these, 8 will count against the 120 credits required for graduation (credits for the elective course in year 2 of the program), while the other 12 (at least) will be extra credits. The latter will entitle students to be awarded the PoliMI Ambassador Green Technologies badge.
The Ambassador in Green Technologies certification will be reported in the Student’s Diploma Supplement and an electronic badge will be issued by Politecnico di Milano.
Students who will not obtain the required extra 10 credits and the 30 credits in training activities functional to the Ambassador in Green Technologies profile will not be precluded from obtaining a MSc degree.
Track: ADU - Table A
Code Course Title CFU Language Programme Track Semester(s) Campus 051498 LABORATORIO DI COSTRUIBILITA' E SOSTENIBILITA' DEL PROGETTO 10.0 IT Arc - Urb - Cost (Mag.)(ord. 270) - MI (1217) ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN ADU 1 MI Track: AUD - Table A
Code Course Title CFU Language Programme Track Semester(s) Campus 051520 CONSTRUCTION AND SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN STUDIO 10.0 EN Arc - Urb - Cost (Mag.)(ord. 270) - MI (1217) ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN AUD 1 MI Track: * - Table B
Code Course Title CFU Language Programme Track Semester(s) Campus 053306 TRADITIONAL AND INNOVATIVE MATERIALS FOR BUILDINGS 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 056135 CAMBIAMENTI CLIMATICI E RESILIENZA IDROLOGICA URBANA 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 1 MI 056136 LANDSCAPE AND PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 056444 DIRITTO DELL'AMBIENTE 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 MI 057112 ECONOMICS OF INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY AND FAIRNESS 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 057115 PRINCIPI DI ARCHITETTURA SOSTENIBILE 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 MI 057407 ENERGY LAW AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 057693 BIO-INSPIRED INNOVATION 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 LC 057698 DATA MODELLING FOR URBAN PERFORMANCE 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 LC 058247 ARCHITECTURE AND NBS FOR THE DESIGN OF BUILDINGS AND PUBLIC SPACES 5.0 IE Any programme Any Track 2 MI 058248 FORESTRY AND LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTIONS FOR THE URBAN BIODIVERSITY 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 058249 SUSTAINABLE AND CIRCULAR MATERIALS FOR DESIGN 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058250 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 BV 058253 COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND IMPACT 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 BV 058254 ESG PRINCIPLES IN THE TRANSITION ECONOMY 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058255 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058257 GREEN LOGISTICS 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058258 MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND IMPACT 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 BV 058260 DIRITTO DELL'ENERGIA 5.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058261 AGRI-FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN PERSPECTIVES 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 058267 DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS 8.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058268 ENGINEERING AND COOPERATION FOR DEVELOPMENT 8.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 BV 058271 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058273 PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058284 MITIGAZIONE DEI CAMBIAMENTI CLIMATICI 8.0 IT Any programme Any Track 1 MI 091560 CLIMATE AND HYDROLOGY 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 MI 093342 TRASPORTI, MOBILITÀ E SOSTENIBILITÀ 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 1 MI 097783 DESIGN OF ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT BUILDING SYSTEM 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 098578 ARCHITETTURA PER IL PATRIMONIO COSTRUITO 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 1 MI
Inclusivity Design
The Master programme in Architecture and Urban Design (AUD) takes part in Politecnico di Milano’s Ambassador in Inclusive Design ologies program, aimed at strengthening the skills related to Inclusive Design in higher education.
Ambassadors in Inclusive Design are Master's graduates with a high degree of systemic skills, interdisciplinary vision and focus on innovation for inclusive design.
The Ambassador profile encompasses the contribution that understanding the diversity of users makes to inform these decisions as well as transversal skills, complementary to specialist ones, that enable them to broaden their knowledge and adopt a systemic approach to design, management, innovation and the study of diversity as a value that can respond to differences in abilities, needs and aspirations.
The training programme is articulated within the MSc educational path and sets at 130 credits (thus at least extra 10 credits in addition to the standard MSc requirements) the minimum number of credits needed to complete the selected MSc and, at the same time, to qualify for the certification of Ambassador in Inclusive Design.
As part of the educational training, students must acquire at least 30 credits in courses related to the Ambassador in Inclusive Design s profile, which have to be chosen among those proposed in Tables A and B shown below.
Table A indicates specialized courses offered by the Master programme in Architecture and Urban Design (AUD) and providing core skills in “Inclusive Design”.
Table B indicates transversal courses offered across different programmes. At least 20 credits must be selected from the table: out of these, 8 will count against the 120 credits required for graduation (credits for the elective course in year 2 of the program), while the other 12 (at least) will be extra credits. The latter will entitle students to be awarded the PoliMI Ambassador Inclusive Design badge.
The Ambassador in Inclusive Design certification will be reported in the Student’s Diploma Supplement and an electronic badge will be issued by Politecnico di Milano.
Students who will not obtain the required extra 10 credits and the 30 credits in training activities functional to the Ambassador in Inclusive Design profile will not be precluded from obtaining a MSc degree.Track: ADU - Table A
Code Course Title CFU Language Programme Track Semester(s) Campus 051610 LABORATORIO DI PROGETTAZIONE ARCHITETTONICA 14.0 IT Arc - Urb - Cost (Mag.)(ord. 270) - MI (1217) ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN ADU 2 MI Track: AUD - Table A
Code Course Title CFU Language Programme Track Semester(s) Campus 051612 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO 14.0 EN Arc - Urb - Cost (Mag.)(ord. 270) - MI (1217) ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN AUD 2 MI Track: * - Table B
Code Course Title CFU Language Programme Track Semester(s) Campus 051831 IBRIDAZIONI E CONTAMINAZIONI TRA L'ARCHITETTURA MODERNA E CONTEMPORANEA 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 MI 053417 SPATIAL ANALYSIS 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 MI 054437 SOCIAL HOUSING ESTATE AND MANAGEMENT 9.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 054568 IC URBAN ETHNOGRAPHY 8.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 MI 054574 FILOSOFIA DELLA CONOSCENZA 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 MI 056137 DIGITAL SCALE UP 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 056142 BEYOND THE MIRROR : ANALYZING ARCHITECTURE 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 MI 056502 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 MI 057109 ECONOMIA DELLA CREATIVITÀ, CULTURA E INNOVAZIONE 5.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 MI 057112 ECONOMICS OF INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY AND FAIRNESS 4.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 057156 CRITICAL THINKING 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 057403 CRITICA E COMUNICAZIONE D'ARTE E DI ARCHITETTURA 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 MI 058253 COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND IMPACT 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 BV 058470 CARESPACES 5.0 IE Any programme Any Track 2 MI 058473 DESIGN FOR ALL IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT. EVALUATION TOOLS FOR INCLUSIVE STRATEGIC DESIGN. 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 058476 COLLABORATIVE WORKSPACES FOR INCLUSION 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MI 058479 INCLUSIVE DESIGN IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 MN 058546 TEMPORARY AND INCLUSIVE URBAN SOLUTIONS 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058547 A SOCIETY FOR ALL AGES. LONGEVITY-DRIVEN DESIGN 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058548 INCLUSIVE DESIGN 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 MN 058549 DESIGN DELLA COMUNICAZIONE E CULTURE DI GENERE 6.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058551 DESIGN FUTURES 6.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058552 DESIGN PER SERVIZI EVOLUTI 6.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058553 DESIGN THINKING FOR BUSINESS 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058554 ECONOMICS OF INNOVATION AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 BV 058555 INNOVATION IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058556 AGILE INNOVATION 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058557 NEW FORMS OF ORGANIZATION 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058558 DESIGN METHODS 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058559 HUMAN MODELLING IN ENGINEERING 6.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058560 METHODS AND TOOLS FOR SYSTEMATIC INNOVATION B - PROBLEM SOLVING AND INVENTIVE DESIGN (I.C. MODULE) 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 BV 058561 METHODS AND TOOLS FOR SYSTEMATIC INNOVATION C - INNOVATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT (I.C. MODULE) 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 1 -- 058562 HAPTICS (I.C. MODULE) 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 058563 VIRTUAL PROTOTYPING METHODS (I.C. MODULE) 5.0 EN Any programme Any Track 2 BV 083958 PROGETTAZIONE COSTRUZIONE GESTIONE DELLE INFRASTRUTTURE SPORTIVE 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 2 MI 087217 PROGETTAZIONE TECNOLOGICA ASSISTITA 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 1 MI 092101 ARCHITETTURA SOCIALE 4.0 IT Any programme Any Track 1 MI 7.3.3 Honours Programme Advanced School of Architecture (ASA)
The Honours Programme Advanced School of Architecture (ASA) is a training course for 20 students enrolled in the following Programmes of the Laurea Magistrale (LM) (equivalent to Master of Science) LM/4
• ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND HISTORY - PROGETTAZIONE ARCHITETTONICA E STORIA
• ARCHITETTURA - AMBIENTE COSTRUITO - INTERNI - ARCHITECTURE - BUILT ENVIRONMENT – INTERIORS
• ARCHITETTURA - ARCHITETTURA DELLE COSTRUZIONI
• ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN
• SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN - ARCHITETTURA SOSTENIBILE E PROGETTO DEL PAESAGGIO
• INGEGNERIA EDILE – ARCHITETTURA (c.u.)
The Advanced School of Architecture (ASA) has the objective to strengthen and develop architect-designers, through design and research work that put the student in direct contact with the professional processes, reality and complexity in European and non-European realities.
The programme is divided into four experimental training experiences, with compulsory attendance:
- Three week-long Master Classes, during which students will develop a themed project under the guidance of an invited professor, for a total of 12 additional ECTS, which will be part of the Diploma Supplement.
- Master Class 1: in September, at the beginning of the second LM /fifth academic year LM-CU;
- Master Class 2: in January-February, in the middle of the second academic year LM /fifth academic year LM-CU;
- Master Class 3: in June-July at the end of the second academic year LM /fifth academic year LM-CU.
- an advanced project practice, to be carried out in an architectural studio of international excellence, for at least 600 hours, some of this will comprise the ECTS of the Curricular Internship and the rest will be an Extracurricular Internship which will be part of the Diploma Supplement.
Students can apply for the ASA selection through a call published every year on the Politecnico and AUIC School websites.
7.3.4 Honours Programme “Urban regeneration and Large Scale Urban Developments”
The Honours Programme “Urban regeneration and Large Scale Urban Developments” is dedicated to 20 students enrolled in one of the following Master Programmes:
•ARCHITETTURA - AMBIENTE COSTRUITO - INTERNI - ARCHITECTURE - BUILT ENVIRONMENT – INTERIORS
•ARCHITETTURA E DISEGNO URBANO - ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN
•URBAN PLANNING AND POLICY DESIGN
It is an educational offer enriched with two new monodisciplinary courses in English:
- Urban Regeneration and Large Scale Developments (Workshop), 4 CFU, ICAR/14
- Urban Regeneration Projects, Policies and Practices, 4 CFU, ICAR/20
The Honours Programme in “Urban regeneration and Large Scale Urban Developments” is reserved only to 20 students selected through a call published every year on the Politecnico and AUIC School websites.
7.4 Foreign language
For admission to the Laurea Magistrale Study Programme, an appropriate level of English language is required, decided by the University.
Certified English language knowledge is necessary for admission.
7.5 Degree examination
The study programme is focused on the commitment of students in design laboratories. The LM graduation work consists of a dissertation about architectural design at different levels, developed and properly prepared during the Studios and Seminars of second year of the training programme.
The project must be presented by appropriate means for graphic works and a written report with critical reflection about the design experiences made during the studies. The supervisors are the professors responsible of laboratories where the project has been chosen by the student for graduation work.
The graduation work can also be a theoretical-critical work on disciplinary topics consistent with the didactic subjects of the Study Programmes, developed under the guidance of a professor as supervisor.
For procedures, contents and minimum requirements in order to prepare the final graduation work, the students must refer to the regulations for laurea magistrale graduation work of the AUIC School and of the Study Programme:
8. Academic calendar
The deadline calendar for submission of the Study Plan, Exam Sessions and Degree Exam Sessions is available on the University website.
Please periodically consult the notices published on the School's Web site:
9. Faculty
The professors' names of the Study Programme and what they teach will be made available on the degree programme from September onwards.
The Degree Programme is published each year on Politecnico di Milano's website.
10. Infrastructures and laboratories
Didactic support Facilities
https://www.biblio.polimi.it/en/
For more information on the following facilities, please check https://www.polimi.it/en/scientific-research/research-at-the-politecnico/laboratories/:
Laboratorio MOA - Modellistica Architettonica
Laboratorio di Simulazione Urbana
Archivio Piero Bottoni
Laboratorio interdipartimentale di ricerca sui tessuti e i materiali polimerici
Laboratorio per la diagnostica e il monitoraggio e il monitoraggio strutturale
CECH (Climate and Energy for Cultural Heritage)
UrbNetLab
11. International context
The Laurea Magistrale Programme in Architecture and Urban Design supports and promotes collaborations and comparisons with didactic experiences of other Architecture Schools at the international level.
There are many international agreements for exchange students and professors, as well as for the realization of joint workshops and projects.
12. Internationalization
12. Internationalization
International Mobility
The Politecnico di Milano offers the students various opportunities to spend periods studying abroad. The credits (ECTS) acquired, subject to the approval of a Learning Agreement, are recognized as an integral part of the curriculum.
International mobility may be for study (a) or a Double Degree (b):
a) period of study at partner universities in EU countries (Erasmus) and non-EU countries (bilateral agreements);
b) Double Degree projects with EU and non-EU universities.
Aside from these opportunities, international mobility periods of variable lengths and natures are also possible, within international networks which the Politecnico is part of (Alliance4Tech, Athens, Idea League, UniTech).
The mobility for study generally lasts one term. It is potentially extendable, if allowed by the agreement with the partner university, for a further term, subject to authorization from the School Bodies (the Politecnico Teachers who promote the mobility for the partner university).
During the mobility for study, it is possible to acquire credits (ECTS) and/or carry out part of the thesis at the partner university. This opportunity for some universities is specified in the call and is coordinated by the proposing professor; where it is not specified, students may nominate a co-supervisor in the partner university, as long as the objectives and content are agreed with the supervisor, who must be a professor of the Politecnico di Milano. The final discussion of the thesis must take place at the Politecnico di Milano.
Students who take part in the Double Degree programme will obtain the Degree title from the Politecnico di Milano as well as from the partner university, after having acquired a total of 150 or 180 ECTS credits - according to the agreement - across the two universities. Following the discussion of the thesis - in the ways agreed with the partner university - students will be awarded with two degree with two separate marks.
The marks of the exams sat abroad are validated in the ways posted on the AUIC School’s website which involve a weighted score conversion tool.
Students who have carried out a period of international mobility for study abroad during their Laurea (Bachelor of Science) can apply again during their Laurea Magistrale (Master of Science).
The universities available under the specific agreements for each Programme are posted on the Degree Programme (Manifesto degli Studi) (https://www4.ceda.polimi.it/manifesti/manifesti/controller/extra/ScambiInternazionaliPublic.do?evn_default=EVENTO&aa=2019&k_cf=-2&k_corso_la=-2&ac_ins=0&k_indir=***&lang=EN&tipoCorso=ALL_TIPO_CORSO&semestre=ALL_SEMESTRI&c_accordo=-1and on the International Mobility Agreements Map (https://www.polimi.it/en/services-and-opportunities/experience-abroad/map-of-partner-universities-and-mobility-agreements/).
Students are requested to read this information before submitting their application.
International mobility is supported by both the Politecnico and the European Union with the payment of a scholarship, the amount of which varies from year to year.
In order to be able to participate in international mobility programmes, either for study or for Double Degrees, students must submit their applications via the call for International Mobility, posted periodically on the Politecnico website and on the AUIC School’s website
Students selected for mobility cannot carry out the exchange during the first term of their first year of their Master Programme.
The selected students must agree with the Professor of Politecnico, Promoter of the partnered university where they have been assigned, a Learning Agreement, i.e. a Study Plan equivalent to the teachings at the foreign university.
The Politecnico does not require a minimum number of ECTS credits, though this may depend on the partner university or on administrative restrictions to obtain a visa that may be necessary for non-EU countries.
When returning from the mobility for study, a maximum of xx credits of teachings obtained abroad can be validated.
For students with previous career, the total sum of the credits from previous career and from international mobilitry cannot overcome the number of xx credits.
For students who have not been selected for international mobility but who nonetheless wish to work on their thesis abroad, financial support is available thanks to the “Tesi all’estero” scholarship posted on the Politecnico di Milano website and the AUIC School’s website
https://www.polimi.it/en/current-students/tuition-fees-scholarships-and-financial-aid/scholarships-and-graduation-awards-non-dsu/scholarships-tesi-allestero/
International Mobility for Internships
The Erasmus+ for Traineeship Programme allows students to do an internship (which can replace the obligatory internship, or as an optional internship or post-graduate internship) in Europe of a minimum duration of 2 months thanks to a scholarship funded by the European Commission. https://cm.careerservice.polimi.it/career-program/erasmus-for-traineeship/
“FREE MOVER" mobility
Students who carry out an international mobility by organizing their own study period abroad are defined as "free movers".
This international mobility is not linked to an exchange program organized by Politecnico di Milano.
The freemover mobility must be approved, for the purpose of the recognition of credits and further constraints, by a referent of your course of study and will be recognized only the activities of:
- teaching attendance
- performance of thesis work
For information, students can contact the International Mobility Unit – Via Golgi 42, Milan
13. Quantitative data
The University Education Observatory and the University Evaluation Nucleus, with the support of faculty educational observers, carry out periodic analyses of the overall results and qualitative standards on study programmes monitoring educational activities and the ability of graduates to find work. Reports and studies are available on Politecnico di Milano's website.
14. Further information
TECHNICAL ANNEX TO THE EDUCATIONAL RULES
1 Admission to the Programme – Students with Italian Degrees
1.1 Programme Requirements and Specifications
1.2 Procedures for Submission of Admission Applications for AUIC School Candidates
1.2.1 Programme and Previously Approved Study Plan Options
1.2.2 Establishment of the Ranking List for the Programme/Previously Approved Study Plan
1.3 Assessment Parameters
1.3.1 Graduate Students from the Politecnico di Milano Automatically Entitled to Admission
1.3.2 Students Admitted with Assessment of Merit
1.4 Documents Required for Students Automatically Entitled to Admission to the Programme
1.5 Documents Required for Students Admitted with Assessment of Merit
1.5.1 Students of the Politecnico di Milano
1.5.2 Students from Other Universities
1.5.3 Students who have Submitted an Admission Application during Previous Sessions
1.6 Results and Publication of the Ranking List of Students Admitted
1.7 Examination Validation
2 Admission to the Programme - Students with a Foreign Degree
3 Transfers and Changes
4 Deadlines for First-Year Enrolment Administrative Procedures
5 Study Plan
5.1 Deadlines for Annual Study Plan Submission
5.2 Half-year Change of Study Plan
5.3 Additional Payment
5.4 Attendance
5.4.1 Studios
5.4.2 Digi Skills
5.5 Courses as Extra
6 Allocations
6.1 Studios
6.2 Single-subject and Integrated Courses
6.3 Course Priorities
7 Elective Activities
7.1 Elective Courses
7.2 MIAW
7.2.1 MIAW Attendance and Registration
7.3 Workshop
8 Traineeship
9 Examinations
9.1 Procedures
10 Final Test
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1 Admission to the Programme - Students with Italian Degrees
All candidates for admission to Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programmes at the School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering are required to submit an application for career assessment using the specific function available on the University website, in the Online Services section (www.polimi.it/servizionline).
1.1 Programme Requirements and Specifications
The requirements are those previously described in paragraph 6.1 of the Educational Rules.
General University information on admission and enrolment PROCEDURES is available on the University website:
http://www.poliorientami.polimi.it/
1.2 Procedures for Submission of Admission Applications for AUIC School Candidates
1.2.1 Programme and Previously Approved Study Plan Options
The candidates submitting an application for assessment must choose their Programme (CdS) together with their Previously Approved Study Plan (PSPA) options where required.
The University rules establish a maximum of three options for application for admission to Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programmes. It is therefore possible to indicate up to three Programme preferences.
For each Programme, it is possible to specify the available Previously Approved Study Plans in order of preference.
For AUIC School Programmes, the various Previously Approved Study Plan options within the same Programme are only counted once towards the maximum of three preferences that may be expressed.
Example:
- Programme B: (non-AUIC programme)
- Programme A: (AUIC programme) ITA Track
- Programme A: (AUIC programme) ENG Track
- Programme C: (AUIC programme) X Track
- Programme C: (AUIC programme) Y Track
5 Programme-Previously Approved Study Plan options entered / 3 Programme preferences counted
Students may, within the established deadline, change/overwrite their choices up until the time the application is processed for assessment by the Commission.
1.2.2 Establishment of the Ranking List for the Programme/Previously Approved Study Plan
For each Programme, students may indicate their Previously Approved Study Plan choices in order of preference (differentiated by Italian or English language, campus or curriculum). For the admission ranking list, only the first Previously Approved Study Plan choice indicated is taken into account.
PSPA (track) allocation (CdS LM-4)
If the student is not admittted to the PSPA (track) expressed as first choice because of unavailability of places, he/she will be considered for the second choice, with regard to the position in the ranking.
Merit based ranking
At the end of the evaluation sessions, a merit based ranking will be published, in order to the determine the number of admitted students in relation to the places available.
In order to guarantee the foreseen number of places, a student that has been positively evaluated for admission (green check) might not be able to enroll. Enrolment will be enabled to students who appear in the merit based ranking as “admitted to enrolment”.
The ranking reporting the indication of the admitted students will be published at the end of the evaluation session at the page: http://www.auic.polimi.it/en/
1.3 Assessment Parameters
1.3.1 Graduate Students from the Politecnico di Milano Automatically Entitled to Admission
The following are automatically entitled to admission to their first-choice Programme and precede all other candidates in the ranking list:
students who have gained a Laurea (equivalent to Bachelor of Science), in accordance with the admission requirements, from the Politecnico di Milano and who:
- graduated within 4 years of their initial enrolment;
- have a fulfilled N/V parameter* by 10th October of the second calendar year after their initial enrolment;
- hold certification of English language learning by the established deadline.
The Previously Approved Study Plan allocation is determined using the ranking list calculated based on the weighted average achieved by the final deadline for submission of the assessment application.
For Architecture and Urban Design Programmes, the N and V parameters are as follows:
- Students enrolled since the A.Y. 2003/04 and the A.Y. 2009/10: N/V 100/25
- Students enrolled since the A.Y. 2010/11 and the A.Y. 2016/17: N/V 100/27
- Students enrolled since the A.Y. 2017/18: N/V 104/27
Admission to Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programmes of category LM-4 is not permitted for graduate students in categories L-21 and L-23 (with the exception of graduate students in Architecture and Building Production from the Politecnico di Milano, admitted with educational debits), even with a fulfilled N/V parameter, or from other non-compliant degree categories.
*The N and V parameters (number of ECTS and weighted average) required can be found in the student’s Study Plan. These may vary depending on the Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programme applied for.
1.3.2 Students Admitted with Assessment of Merit
Students not automatically entitled to admission, external students and students transferred from another Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programme are subject to assessment of merit.
This assessment is performed by the relevant Programme, which may award up to 150 points:
- up to 110 points = assessment of the educational curriculum (weighted average of examination scores on a basis of at least 145 credits earned). The average of the examination scores recorded in the Plan at the time of assessment will be considered valid;
- up to 20 points = assessment of a portfolio of work including text and iconographic material, which will be assessed according to the criteria of content originality and coherence, formal quality, discursive and graphic ability and linguistic expression;
- up to10 points = assessment of experiences of traineeship or extra-curricular work fully documented, certified by the company, relevant and significant to the training of an architect and not used to validate required credits during the previous career.The starting/end date of each internship experience/extracurricular activity must be specified;
- up to10 points = assessment of other qualifications (certified) in research or extra-curricular training thoroughly documented, relevant and significant to the training of an architect and not used to validate required credits during the previous career.
Students required to submit a portfolio are eligible for admission with a minimum score of 100. At each deadline date, the top ranked students are accepted according to the planned number of admissions for that semester. Should there be eligible students with equal scores, their precedence in the ranking will take into account their weighted average until all available places have been filled.
1.4 Documents Required for Students Automatically Entitled to Admission
All students automatically entitled to admission must submit an admission application. Assessment is based solely on the educational curriculum (Study Plan) for identification of any examination or attendance validation requirements.
No documents should be attached to the career assessment application.
1.5 Documents Required for Students Admitted with Assessment of Merit
1.5.1 Students of the Politecnico di Milano
- Admitted with assessment of merit
- Curriculum Vitae, European format
- Portfolio
- Professional and training activities
The guidelines for submission of the portfolio are published on the AUIC School website:
1.5.2 Students from Other Universities
- Admitted with assessment of merit
- Self-certification of the degree held (graduate students only)
- Self-certification of examinations passed for at least 145 credits. Other certifications of any university degrees held: Masters, PhDs, and Postgraduate Schools
The documentation may be self-certified in accordance with the statutory provisions governing Substitute Declarations (Dichiarazioni sostitutive). It must contain the exact titles of the examinations taken, the Disciplinary Scientific Sectors, the number of credits per scientific sector, the score and the examination recording date. The applicant must sign the documents, otherwise they are not legally binding and cannot be accepted by the Selection Committee.
- Curriculum Vitae, European format
- Portfolio
- Professional and training activities
The guidelines for submission of portfolios and substitute declarations of certification are published on the AUIC School website:
1.5.3 Students who have Submitted an Admission Application during Previous Sessions
Students wishing to confirm the score obtained by a portfolio submitted during previous semesters must to re-enter the previously-assessed portfolio indicating in the "student's notes”:
“I confirm the portfolio assessment previously obtained during semester …. of the academic year ……”
Students who have already applied for admission in previous application windows, and wish to integrate their portfolio, should upload the portfolio used for previous applications/s, adding a section dedicated to integrations. In the notes of the application, it should be specified:
“Integration to the portfolio already evaluated for application to the academic year ……, ….semester.”
The application wil not be considered, should the student not specify one or the other indication in the notes of the application.
1.6 Results and Publication of the Ranking List of Students Admitted
In accordance with the above points, on completion of the assessment, a merit ranking list will be created in order to establish the students admitted in relation to the planned number set for that semester.
For Politecnico di Milano graduating students: in order to be included in the merit ranking must have obtained a number of credits equal to or greater than 172; will be taken into account just the credits registered by the time the ranking list is generated.
graduating students can enrol with reserve by following the instructions published on the website: https://www.poliorientami.polimi.it/info-per/futuri-studenti-lauree-magistrali/
With regard to the points above, at the end of the evaluation sessions, a merit based ranking will be published, in order to the determine the number of admitted students in relation to the places available.
In order to guarantee the foreseen number of places, a student that has been positively evaluated for admission (green check) might not be able to enroll. Enrolment will be enabled to students who appear in the merit based ranking as “admitted to enrolment”.
The ranking reporting the indication of the admitted students will be published at the end of the evaluation session at the page: http://www.auic.polimi.it/en/
Admitted students should proceed with enrolment following the modalities and deadlines set by the the University. Appeals to enroll after the deadline will not be accepted.
In order to complete the enrolment procedure, you must have achieved your bachelor degree.
1.6.1 Ranking system
The places allocated to students with an Italian qualification, which may not be used to reach the number of places available within the Course of Study for the academic year 2022/23, are made available for related ranking list purposes.
The following will be excluded from the ranking list of individual Courses of Study:
- students already enrolled in one of the University's Courses of Study
- students already eligible for enrolment (but who have not exercised the right of enrolment ) in the Course of Study using the ranking list.
Students who have expressed more than one CdS/PSPA option and who are eligible for the ranking list will be selected, only once, based on their first available option in the ranking.
Students eligible in the ranking can enroll and present their study plan in the period indicated in the academic calender.
1.7 Examination Validation
The deliberation n. 14779 23/03/2015 of the Academic Senate, establishes that in case of abbreviation of a study career, it is necessary to achieve at least 60 ECTS credits at Politecnico di Milano, in order to achieve a degree at this University: the 60 ECTS credits include curricular subjects, except for the internship and final thesis, which must be carried out in addition to the 60 ECTS credits. The School establishes that credits which can be validated from a previous career are only those belonging to a Master of Science career carried out in a country of the European Union.
Validated credits will automatically appear in the student’s study plan.
2 Admission to the Programme - Students with Foreign Degrees
As of the Academic Year 2021/2022, the Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) programmes in the School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Engineering will only accept new admissions of students with non-Italian qualifications in the first semester (September).
The School will consider requests for admission deferment to the second semester (defer). Obtaining a deferment is subject to the availability of planned places. Students may apply for deferment from June to August 2022.
Students will be informed of the outcome of their request at the beginning of October 2022:
- Students who have been granted the deferment will be asked to confirm it by paying the non-refundable administrative fee of €172.20 by a provided deadline.
- Students who have not been granted the deferment may reapply for the following academic year.
3 Transfers and Changes
Requests for transfers and changes are subject to submission of an application in accordance with these Rules, and applicants must meet the same requirements and observe the same deadlines established for submission of assessment and enrolment applications, as described in the above paragraphs.
No transfers or changes are possible during Semester Two.
4 Deadlines for First-Year Enrolment Administrative Procedures
The calendar reporting the deadlines for study plan presentation, exam sessions and degree sessions is published on the University’s website:https://www.polimi.it/en/current-students/calendar-and-deadlines/
It is recommended to consult the notices published periodically on the School’s website:
5 Study Plan
Students are required, under their own responsibility, to submit their individual Study Plan.
The studies plan submitted in September must contain the teachings for the entire academic year.
The Plan is taken by the School as a supporting document for all intents and purposes. Its compilation also attests to the compliance of the choices made by the student with the rules specified by law and the provisions of the Programme Rules.
The Study Plan for the Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programme in Architecture and Urban Design consists of 120 ECTS, to be included in the Plan as required credits, subdivided as follows:
- single-subject or integrated courses
- studios
- elective activities
- traineeship
- final test
5.1 Deadlines for Annual Study Plan Submission
Study Plan submission is performed through Online Services (www.polimi.it/servizionline > Customized Services > Career Data > Study Plan Submission), exclusively during the specific periods established by the academic calendar:
https://www.polimi.it/en/current-students/calendar-and-deadlines/
5.2 Half-year Change of Study Plan
According to the deadlines published in the academic calendarit will be possible to change the Study Plan submitted during the academic year in progress.
Half-year change of Study Plan is optional. Students not wishing to make any alterations do not need to change the Study Plan.
It is possible to change only courses included in the current academic year. It is not possible to add or deselect first-semester courses. Students must deselect the second-semester courses they wish to change.
It will therefore be possible to add or remove, within the second semester only, optional and compulsory courses not subject to allocation of merit, final test and traineeship.
5.3 Additional Payment
Through resolution of the Board of Governors, an additional payment of 100.00 euros is applicable for failure to submit the Study Plan within the deadlines established by the academic calendar.
The payment will be required with the second instalment.
5.4 Attendance
Once included in the study plan, teachings are listed as acquired attendance in the following years, giving the possibility to take the examination with the original professor as long as the latter remains active. If the student wishes to attend the teaching again, when filling the study plan for the following academic year (September), they can delete the previously acquired attendance and insert the same teachings (according to the active educational offer) as new attendance.
5.4.1 Studios
Attendance of at least 70% of the Studio hours is compulsory. The attendance achieved does not expire but the examination must be taken within the three sessions of the academic year following the one in which attendance takes place. Should this time expire, the Studio must be entirely re-attended.
Students are due to register to and attend Digi Skills activity according to the deadlines set by the School.
5.4.2 Digi Skills
Digi Skills activities are worth 4 credits and will be validated only if the student has attended 70%of the lessons and has passed the examinations foreseen by the professor.
5.5 Courses as Extra
It is possible to add courses/educational activities to the Study Plan as extras. These courses will not count towards the overall credits required for admission to the final test and will not be used in calculation of the score average.
It is possible to change the status of a course from required to extra, and vice versa, during the annual Study Plan submission period.
For all regulations, reference should be made to the specific University guide.
6 Allocations
6.1 Studios
The School defines the number of students in each studio’s section. The School reserves the right to change this number if it is helpful for teaching.
Upon submission of the Study Plan, students must choose a number of Studio options equal to the number of sections available.
Students will be allocated based on merit, taking into account the parameters indicated in the following table:
Order by decreasing values of parameter G
n
G=Σ Vi •Ci
i=l
where Vi is the score obtained in the i-th examination, Ci is the number of credits corresponding to the i-th examination, and n is the number of examinations taken.
First year: the parameter G will be calculated based on the career followed at deadline of request of admission.
Second year: the parameter G will be calculated based on the career followed during the summer session.
For all students returning from Erasmus, it will not be possible to take the scores into account unless previously validated on the Plan prior to allocation.
Any admitted students who, for whatever reason, delay enrolment beyond the established deadlines will be automatically placed in the available sections.
Students are not permitted to attend studios or courses not included in the Plan. Under no circumstances may assessments relating to activities not included in the Study Plan, or not attended in accordance with the section allocations, be recognised or validated.
6.2 Single-subject and Integrated Courses
The School defines the number of students who may enrol in each teaching. The School reserves the right to change this number if it is helpful for teaching.
In sections in which there are elective courses or various sections of the same single-subject or integrated course, students must express their preferences as set out by the online system and will be allocated places according to merit.
6.3 Course Priorities
The University, upon resolution of the Academic Senate, has established the following priority types:
Suggested priority
Does not establish any formal restriction. Aims to provide students with useful information on the sequence of courses but does not affect the composition of the Study Plan or examination recording.
Study Plan composition priority
Establishes a restriction which must be observed when choosing courses upon submission of the Study Plan. It is not possible for course ‘B’ to be included in the Study Plan if course ‘A’ (even if not passed) has not been included. This does not affect examination recording.
Examination recording priority
Establishes a restriction which must be observed both during Study Plan compilation and during 'positive' examination recording (passing of the course). It is not possible for ‘B’ to be recorded if ‘A’ has not been recorded.
The Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programme in Architecture and Urban Design observes the progression of teachings as determined by the programme of studies.
7 Elective Activities
In the second year of their educational path, students are required to include optional courses designed to further explore and complete the specific topics of the individual curricula. The course catalogue of the School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering offers numerous courses termed ‘optional’ which serve to complete the elective course ECTS.
As an alternative, the School recognises workshops and the option of participating, in the second year of enrolment, in the intensive international programme: MIAW-Milan International Architecture Workshop.
7.1 Optional Courses
The School defines the number of students who may enrol in each programme. The School reserves the right to change this number if it is helpful for teaching.
When completing their study plan, students may include a number of optional courses depending on the catalogue contained in the Degree Programme.
The list of courses offered and their relative schedules may be consulted in the Degree Programme.
Closed number subject
In order to guarantee and preserve the quality of teaching, a maximum number of eligible participants is set as shown in the table below:
CODICE / CODE
DENOMINAZIONE INSEGNAMENTO / DESCRIPTION
SEMESTRE / SEMESTER
NUMERO MASSIMO DI STUDENTI /
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS
056142
BEYOND THE MIRROR : ANALYZING ARCHITECTURE
2
80
081632
FOTOGRAFIA DELL'ARCHITETTURA
1
80
057353
IC ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO
2
40
099959
IC ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO
2
50
094946
IC ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN WORKSHOP
2
50
050426
PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ARCHITECTURE
2
80
057153
WOMEN IN ARCHITECTURE
2
80
7.2 MIAW
The School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering offers for students of the Laurea (equivalent to Bachelor of Science) in Architectural Design and the Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) in Architecture and Urban Design, Building Architecture, Architecture - Built Environment - Interiors, Landscape Architecture Land Landscape Heritage, Urban Planning and Policy Design, an intensive international programme: MIAW- the Milan International Architecture Workshop, which delivers 4 ECTS replacing the 4 ECTS of the elective activities chosen by the students.
7.2.1 How to attend and register for the MIAW
When filling in the study plan, the student may choose between the various international teachers, expressing their preferences in terms of sections, and will be allocated on the basis of merit according to the weighted average of the exams sat by the beginning of the summer session.
The number of places available for students of Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science), and Laurea (equivalent to Bachelor of Science)will be decided from year to year. Incoming international mobility students cannot participate in MIAW.In case of vacancy, the available places may be assigned.
Students who are not admitted will be officially assigned a generic workshop code (see specifications dedicated to workshops), which will later be rectifiable during the termly period of modification of the study plan.
Attendance at the MIAW is compulsory and, unlike the other workshops, it involves a final assessment; at the end of the course, students will need to register for a date for an exam in order to obtain their mark as part of their academic career.
After allocation, it will not be possible to remove the teaching from the study plan or to replace it with another course. If students do not attend, the MIAW will have to be added as an additional course and will contribute to the payment of the second instalment of tuition fees.
Students in the first year (Master of Science) or second year (Bachelor) of their course may bring forward the MIAW activity only if they have a full study plan with all the first-year (Master of Science) or second-year (Bachelor) teaching, as per the general rules for filling in the study plan.
7.3 Workshops
Workshop activities are of two types:
- workshops recognized as optional courses or excess course;
- workshops recognized as traineeship.
In relation to degree sessions, workshops can be accredited only if they end at least a month before graduation day Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) students cannot request the accreditation of a workshop attended while being enrolled in a Laurea Triennale (equivalent to Bachelor of Science) programme; if the workshop has been carried out as an “excess course” during the Laurea Triennale (equivalent to Bachelor of Science) programme, it cannot be validated within the Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) programme.
Educational credits earned from workshops may only be recognized if authorized in advance by the School Board, following a reasoned and supported programme proposal by a Professor (of the School or the Politecnico di Milano) coordinating the activities.
A list of the workshops accredited by the School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering is available in the dedicated section of the School’s website and updated several times during the year: https://www.auic.polimi.it/en/workshop
In order to participate in workshops, students must follow the procedures indicated in each workshop summary sheet and refer to the relevant Professors indicated by the Professor responsible.
Students who have attended or wish to attend a workshop must observe the following procedures:
- students enrolled starting from the 2016/17 academic year, must have entered the “Workshop” line when completing the study plan.
- students enrolled in academic years prior to 2016/17, during Study Plan compilation, they may have entered the “Workshop” line or, alternatively, an optional course. Students may replace the optional course with attendance of a workshop. In this case, the appropriate Offices will do the change of line in the Plan during recording of credits.
The workshop validation must be requested, at least one month before the graduation date, exclusively by using the trouble ticketing system in the “PETITIONS” section available https://www.auic.polimi.it/it/contatti/trouble-ticketing-laurea-magistrale , specifying in the text of the message if requested validation is for WORKSHOP or MANDATORY INTERNSHIP (only if this option is provided in the workshop summary sheet) and attaching the certificate of participation.
For the Architecture and Urban Design Programme, recognition of a maximum of 4 ECTS earned from participation in workshops is permitted (the MIAW-Milan International Architecture Workshop intensive programme is considered a workshop).
8 Traineeship
Students can carry out their traineeship from the first semester of the first year or at a later time, provided that it has been inserted in the Study Plan during the submission and change periods.
The School cooperates with professional associations, public administrations, local authorities and companies to organise external traineeship activities in order to ensure that students have the opportunity to earn the credits required by the educational system.
In addition, students may carry out a Practical Activity (traineeship) within the Departments of the Politecnico di Milano.
For the workshops, that can be validate as equivalent to internship activities (6 ECTS credits), please check the previous point.
The rules on traineeship duration will be established by the Programmes, in accordance with the directives of the School. All further information is available at the Traineeship Office of the School of Architecture Urban Planning Construction Engineering and in the dedicated section of the School’s Website https://www.auic.polimi.it/en/studenti/translate-to-english-carriera-studenti/internships
The University also organises Erasmus scholarships for traineeships abroad. For further information: https://cm.careerservice.polimi.it/en/
9 Examinations
9.1 Procedures
The uniformity of procedures for checking of learning across all sections of the same course and planning of these procedures is ensured through appropriate forms of coordination, in line with the directives of the Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programme.
At the start of the academic year, each Professor will communicate the procedures for checking of learning, the content of the examination and the assessment criteria.
For each course (individual courses or studios) there are three exam sessions. Each exam session involves one or more exam session date as established by the School’s academic calendar, each of which students may use.
Students may only participate in the exam sessions if duly registered within the deadlines provided through the Online Services. At the end of the exam registration procedure, the system issues a receipt, to be saved and stored, that confirms the enrollment.
Students can register to an exam only if:
- they paid all university tuition fees
- that course is included in their Study Plan
- they passed all propaedeutic exams related to the one to which they want to be registered
- they attended the course, in case the attendance is compulsory
Students may also register after the deadline set by the School. In fact, they may register up until midnight of the actual exam date. In this case, the registration will be accepted¿as conditional, and it will be up to the teacher’s unappealable decision whether or the student not may be admitted to the exam in question.
10 Final Test and Thesis Seminar
Thesis candidates, after having applied for the Final Test, obtain the credits of the Thesis Seminar (4CFU) when their supervisor approves the admission in the Final Test.
The Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) Programme in Architecture and Urban Design concludes with a Final Test involving presentation and discussion of the graduation work.
For all information on the Final Test, reference should be made to the specific Rules published on the School’s website:
www.auic.polimi.it/en/students/students-university-career/master-graduation-exams