Objective
Ensuring that anyone can study
Ensuring that anyone with ability, talent and potential can study at Politecnico di Milano, regardless of their economic circumstances, is a concrete commitment: today, one in seven students receives a scholarship.
Of these, more than 500 have been made possible since 2020 thanks to the contribution of private donors and companies, strengthening a model that rewards merit and promotes fair access to education.
Read the stories
A forest before the building: the thesis from Gianmarco Gobbo that rethinks Rogoredo wins the Noemi Basso Award
Nicolas Scalia wins the "Prof. Ottorino Sesini" 2026 Scholarship with a thesis on wearable exoskeletons
From a passion for trains to a PhD in railway dynamics: the story of Francesco Zammit
Francesco Zammit is one of the winners of the Parizzi Scholarship, the fund that supports PhD programs in the railway field at Politecnico di Milano
Studying the Wind to Make Freight Transport More Sustainable: Enrico Inghilleri’s Story
Vibrations under control: Andrea Motta wins the "Prof. Francesco Rosa" Award
A titanium metastructure to protect cryo-TEM microscopes from the micro-vibrations that blur their images
Lithium batteries and the energy transition: the story of Pietro Bertocchi
Stefano Albanese, from the Politecnico to the GeePs laboratory at Paris-Saclay
Niccolò Gioni, a Politecnico di Milano alumnus in Mathematical Engineering, is the winner of the Marco Seclì Scholarship
Faith in young people and social impact: Federico Danovaro’s journey thanks to the Parizzi Scholarship
Politecnico, the best possible choice. I followed my instinct and rankings
Chiara Caruso, Management of the Built Environment student, recipient of the Roberto Bertazzoni scholarship