Based on 9 student reviews
Erasmus & exchange at Politecnico di Milano.
9 exchange students went to Politecnico di Milano in Milan and rated the experience 7.6/10. Here is what they said about classes, housing and student life. Nothing estimated, nothing generated.
⭐ Report card
20257.6/10 overall experience
- Classes4.2
- Social3.9
- Housing3.7
- Travel4.8
Sub-scores out of 5, from the review form.
Read the 9 reviewsClasses & academics at Polimi
In their own words.
Campus Leonardo is really nice,administration is pretty nice. A great thing is livestream of classes, we can follow classes from home, and livestreams are also available after classes, so it's easy to organize our schedule. But sometimes, some classes are boring so skip classes and follow everything from home is easier. + Pretty hard to make friends in classes as italian people (90% of the class) stay with each other
The campus is far (sometimes train problems, be careful) but the school is really big. The registration is easy to do. You only have 2 max 3 exams per class for the whole semester. You are not obliged to go to courses, since they are recorded, so it’s really cool to have time to travel in Italy, or even for ppl like me who prefer to work at home on my own.
Courses students took · and what they’d tell you
- Electric Power Systems
- Electric Propulsion
- Green logistics
- I'm in Electrical Engineering
- International economics
- Mathematical engineering
- No recommendation
- Operation management
🟢 recommended · 🔴 wouldn’t take again · ⚪ mentioned
Where exchange students at Polimi live
Where Polimi exchange students lived.
Housing mix · 9 answers
- Coliving or shared flat — 8 students · 89%
- Private apartment — 1 student · 11%
Housing scored 3.7/5 here. Start early — the good places go first.
📍 Living in Milan
Your exchange at Polimi happens in Milan.
Your exchange at Polimi happens in Milan — the full guide covers budget, neighbourhoods, transport and how to meet the other exchange students before you land.
Student reviews of Polimi
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MathieuFull year 2025★ 8.0Campus Leonardo is really nice,administration is pretty nice. A great thing is livestream of classes, we can follow classes from home, and livestreams are also available after classes, so it's easy to organize our schedule. But sometimes, some classes are boring so skip classes and follow everything from home is easier. + Pretty hard to make friends in classes as italian people (90% of the class) stay with each other
- HéloïseFull year 2025★ 6.0
The campus is far (sometimes train problems, be careful) but the school is really big. The registration is easy to do. You only have 2 max 3 exams per class for the whole semester. You are not obliged to go to courses, since they are recorded, so it’s really cool to have time to travel in Italy, or even for ppl like me who prefer to work at home on my own.
- SalmaSpring 2025★ 10.0
Candiani campus is cool, registration easy, i would pick this one 10000 times. Level of class teacher etc is high but not hard. Its a very good place to learn. The ESN team looks nice. The university is so big its a bit hard to make friends bc you might never see them
- VictorSpring 2025★ 6.0
campus not the best // registration and administration really easy // really flexible cause you can choose to follow courses in class or at home so i would pick this uni again
- MathieuFull year 2025★ 8.0
Be careful on which campus you have to study there are 3 in Milano All are cool and there all you need there
- ThibaultFall 2025★ 6.0
Very good university. Great teachers. Lot of materials online.
Every number and quote on this page comes from the 9 reviews left on Studcasa after an exchange at Politecnico di Milano in 2025. Nothing is estimated, nothing is generated.
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