Life at PoliMi
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Hello there! I realized that there were very few or no videos to let the public know about living life at Politecnico di Milano. So I just thought of making a short video to show you how I spent a day while I was pursuing Masters at PoliMi. Thanks for watching. :)
hope take more this video!I'm going to school in the future~!(Chinese)
Bir gün orda olacağım!
Please add another polimi video
Hi, I've been offered to do my MS in automation and control engineering in polimi. Do you have any idea about the course, how it is? and I am also going to very much rely on part time jobs( I think). Is it easy to get the part-time jobs over there? After MS, what about the job oppurtunities over there? Please help me in this.
So.. Are you doing good now? Got part time job? Will you suggest the same course for others?
Are you in Design and Engineering
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Hey Naveen... Lookinf Forward To Apply For Msc Food Enggineering In Polimi!... Would U Recommend It?! And I've Heard That They Are Pretty Theoritical Based! Our Field Is Real Practical To Be Frank... And Also I Have Concerns About Part Time Jobs To Survive There. is It Possible To Get One With Basic Italian Or No Italian?... Please Reply!
can u make a video about the entrance test for bachelor of architecture in polimi?
do u have any sources about previous tests?
I'm going to apply next year.
thanks for interesting video.
It's a national test that all Italy has to do. You can type on Google "Test architettura 2017/or what year you're interested in." ☺️
-an Italian
Thank you for answer my question, but i found both english and italian test, i dun know if they have an english test for the exam or not?
@@JUNNTU if you are speaking about the first 3 year degree in architecture the admission test can be just taken in Italian and the lessons are all in Italian. There are "specializations" and masters that have lessons and stuff in English but you have to have your three year graduation first. ☺️
@@ikramrafi6481 thank you very much!
Normally you can do it in English, in the case you want to enter an English-Speaking bachelor degree (such as architecture 1 cycle I assume) . All mentioned by the institution's international students office. Hope you got to make it!
Bro which pub is that at the end of your video?
Good day, sir. I got accepted into Polimi's sustainable and landscape architecture programme, however the program's campus is in Piacenza. Could you tell me more about the programme and the location? Please explain if you are aware.
That location is not good.
U should have gone to the main campus
@@demonakoddak3185 The main campus, you mean Leonardo Campus? Is that campus good to stay?
Hey is there any way to contact you brother? Fellow south Indian here who wishes to join the college. Please reply.
Bro I'm from India, currently planning to do masters in Polimi pls tell us more about the university and country
dont go bro, it sucks there
@@Son96601 R you studying there..?
why do you say so
@@balajirs8888 I studied there for 6 months for final semester as erasmus student. Everyone said the same thing, international or italian student, too much content, lectures which go on forever, lecturers who don't care about you understanding, and exams which require no understanding just you memorising 10000pages of notes. There was a saying there, 'you know when you start polomi, but you never when you will finish.
@@Son96601 This is true for most of the engineering courses. But the design and architecture courses here are world-class. It was even ranked 9 and 5 in the world last year by QS ranking for architecture and design respectively.
@@Son96601 Does this situation happen on most students?
you live in one of DSU houses?
Currently, yes.
that's a quite cool place :)
can I have your contact? I have some doubts about the process of finding a place
pls upload more videos
Brother how to apply ?
Do they offer course work Masters in automotive so that I can join industry after Masters not teaching or PhD......pleaser guide me
I'm not sure if they have the mentioned course.. refer to this: www.polimi.it/en/programmes/laurea-magistrale-equivalent-to-master-of-science/
They do in Tornino, not sure about Milan.
-An Italian.
@@ikramrafi6481 hey Italian .... please help me on this does Polimi is a good university??
@@vykhey Yes! One of the best ones for engineering!
Soon !!!!
Is bachelor's in architecture particularly (ba in arch) is taught in English in this university. Everyone is going here for masters, is doing bachelor's is worth it. Please reply bhaiya waiting....
Bachelor of architecture is the only undergraduate course taught in English as well. The course is just 3 years long and is not recognised in india. Don't do it if you're planning to settle in india anytime.
@@ArchNaveen why not recognized.... Bhaiya syllabus farak hai kyaaa bhaiya
@@durgeshshah7256 acquiring architecture license requires a set of qualifications in india. It is better to do bachelors in india in an accredited college and then pursue masters abroad.
@@ArchNaveen bother sorry to disturb you but is doing bachelor's in architecture from politicnico Di milano would not be accredited in India or Nepal???. I am so confused bhaiya. And one question more, in Italy everyone speaks itlain, how difficult would be for international students???
@@durgeshshah7256 you cannot practice architecture in india with their degree. You won't be eligible to obtain licence to practice in india. Yes, you need to learn Italian to get a job in Italy. People rarely speak English outside the university.
How much time do you give in study?
Hey! I'm planning to do MS in mechanical engineering from PoliMi Can you help me with some idea about how tough is the course and what are the job prospects after that ?
@Arsalan Nazim and job prospects ?
are u there now.?
Hey
I’m an architect from India
Willing to take admission in polimi
I have some quarries and doubts
Can you help me please
Hi. I am planning to join Polimi and take architecture. Is the bachelors course in English? Should I learn Italian?
The course is available in English. You need to learn Italian to communicate with the locals which is required at times.
@@ArchNaveen So the course is completely in English? Thank you so much!
@@abhimanyusuresh6018 Hi abhimanyu, im planning on doing the same. Can we get in touch sometime pls
Hi bro, Nan intha university la join pannalam nu irukan, unga contact kidaikuma?
Hi , even I am planning to join here..did u get the contact details of the video maker??
bro did you joined
ama bro naanum adan paakaren? neenga angayae irukimga ipo
Cool
Navin are you studying architecture there ???
imran kadivar Yes I did. Just graduated.
Can you provide me your contact no. I want to ask you questions about expenses
hi, please could you tell me if the Under Graduation courses in PoliMi are taught in Enlish ?? or is that only in Italian . Would really appreciate some guidance as my son is planning to apply for the Product design course
Hi. Except for Architectural design, all the undergraduate courses are taught in Italian.
Naveen S Kumar thank you so much for your prompt reply. Are there any good Product/ industrial design school in Europe which teaches in English.??
@@lavanyasmakeupmasala9619 Kindly refer to this.. www.naba.it/en/undergraduate-programs/ba-in-design
It is one of the top design schools in Italy
Naveen S Kumar do they offer english admission test for architecture? and do they also teach in english?
What masters are you doing over there?
Master of Science in Architecture-Built Environment-Interiors
@@ArchNaveen will you time to do part time jobs there bro and more over after course completion hows the job opportunity ?
@@venkateshrm402 yes. But to perform part time jobs, we need to learn basic Italian. Job prospects depend on your field. Generally it is just average.
@@ArchNaveen I'm planning for architecture interior based course or may be same course u have taken so hows job after completion and salary for architects any idea bro?
@@venkatron3353 mine is not interior design. It is interior architecture. Job opportunities aren't great. They look for extremely creative students with very strong software skills. The pay is less compared to most of the countries.
Hey! I'm an Architect too. I've just been offered to do my masters in Building and Architectural Engineering (is it a good course?) at PoliMi. I was wondering about the part-time jobs over there and how easy is it to get an internship by the end of the course? Also what are the chances of getting a good job opportunity once we graduate?
All Architecture and design courses are good of course being a 7th ranked architecture university in the world. And prepare yourself mentally and physically as it is going to be tough (people quit sometimes). Part-time is quite hard for non-italian speakers. Once you learn the language, it shud be easier to find one. Few foreign students do take English lessons for primary kids at their homes as a part-time job. Job opportunities are fair, but "good" jobs are hard to find. Most architecture firms don't pay much (sometimes NIL). Countries like the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany would be better options for job seeking.
Thank you 😊
@@ArchNaveen sir is italian degree recognised in netherlands/denmark etc.
@@mo2997 italian degeee r recognized in 26 european countries
Per la serie "tvanto paga papà"
Hahahahahahahaha
Do ther offer mbbs?
Not in Politecnico di Milano. You need to check University of Milan. They offer MBBS.
Are you an architect
Yes I am
Is Italy good option for masters in Architecture