Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering

The tuition fee is 4,606 USD per year.

Mechanical Engineering is a three-year bachelor's degree program taught in English at Politecnico di Milano, located in the city of Milan. The program covers the foundational areas of mechanical engineering, including mechanics, thermodynamics, materials science, manufacturing methods, machine design, and control systems, building on core mathematics and physics coursework. Students learn to analyze and design mechanical systems and components used across sectors such as automotive, aerospace, energy production, manufacturing, and robotics, developing both theoretical understanding and practical, hands-on engineering skills. As one of the most broadly applicable engineering disciplines, mechanical engineering opens paths into product design, manufacturing management, research and development, and further specialization through postgraduate study. Milan is home to a significant concentration of engineering, design, and manufacturing companies, giving students studying at Politecnico di Milano exposure to a city with strong industrial and technical traditions. Delivering the program in English allows international students to pursue a mechanical engineering degree in Italy without requiring prior Italian-language proficiency, while also preparing all students for careers that increasingly require English as a working language in global engineering firms. Politecnico di Milano is among Italy's largest and most established technical universities. This three-year bachelor's program follows the standard undergraduate structure used across Italian and European higher education, after which graduates can enter the workforce directly or progress to a two-year master's degree to specialize further in areas such as robotics, energy systems, or industrial design. The program is intended for students who have completed secondary education and are ready to begin focused engineering study.