Politecnico di Milano, Sede Milano Città Studi

Politecnico di Milano, the university in Milan’s Leonardo Campus, is a major reason this city became a hub for engineering education in Italy. It was established in 1863 by Francesco Brioschi, under the idea that science and technology should advance the country. Brioschi’s model drew inspiration from German and Swiss polytechnics, and the school quickly developed an international reputation through influential faculty and modernist principles. Today, Polimi describes itself as the largest public technical university in Italy, with about 40,000 enrolled students. Its teaching and research are centered in two campuses—Bovisa and Leonardo—and the headquarters in Città Studi are on the Leonardo Campus, active since 1927. International students make up a significant share: about 8,000 come from more than 100 countries. …

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