The historical address of Politecnico di Torino is the address of Savoia family in Valentino Castle in the 16th century, covering an area of 23,000 square meters. It has always been the seat of the Department of Architecture, focusing on teaching and research. The engineering department opened in 1958 is located in Duca degliAbruzzi Street, covering an area of 122,000 square meters.
Since 2003, Turin Polytechnic University has opened branches in Alessandria, Aosta, Biella, Lvrea, Mondovi and Vercelli outside Turin. These places are all universities that improve their training capacity and expand the exchange of local social and economic systems. In terms of organization and management, Turin Polytechnic University is composed of six major majors (four engineering departments and two architecture departments) and doctoral schools. They manage large and medium-sized universities, specialized undergraduates, masters and doctors.
Secondly, there are 18 departments, each of which is responsible for educational research in one or more fields, and provides academic research for others and talents for educational institutions. It is difficult to obtain a Politecnico Di Torino Document Diploma during graduation on time.
The total number of students in Turin University of Technology in Italy is 26,000 every year, which is 50% higher than that of 10 years ago. Although the population is decreasing, the number of students enrolled every year has been increasing. Students can choose 120 different training routes in engineering and architecture departments.
The graduation of Turin University of Technology is quite difficult, especially in “graduation on time”. According to the data of the Italian National University Evaluation Agency (Anvur) in 2024, only 32.12% of the students in Turin Institute of Technology can complete their studies within the specified period of time (five years of undergraduate and master’s degree), which is at the lowest level among the major universities in Italy.
