Politecnico di Torino
Italy | Turin, Italy
Italy | Turin, Italy
Politecnico di Torino, established in 1859, holds the distinction of being Italy's first engineering school, emerging during a period of significant technical and scientific innovation across Europe. Originally founded as a School for Engineers, it became Regio Politecnico di Torino in 1906. Over its 160+ years of history, Politecnico has trained professionals in engineering, architecture, design, and urban planning with a strong focus on high standards and rigorous education. Today, it ranks among the top European technical universities, particularly for its contributions to engineering and architecture research and education.
A key factor in Politecnico's global reputation is its international outlook. The university attracts over 7,000 international students from more than 100 countries, constituting about 19% of its student body. This is supported by a diverse curriculum available in English from undergraduate to Ph.D. levels, collaborative research projects, international mobility support, and its expansion with campuses abroad.
As of 2025, Politecnico di Torino ranks 241st in the QS World University Rankings, marking a notable improvement from its previous position of 252nd in 2024. This advancement places the university among the top 16% of universities globally. The university's rise in rankings is attributed to its strong reputation, particularly in employer and academic circles, and its significant strides in sustainability, where it ranks 169th globally
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