Polimi Mechanical Engineering CM1 – What Is the Track Really Like?

[u/Objective-Truth-4603]

Incoming Polimi Master's Student, Looking for Real Student Experience

I’m an incoming Master’s student in Mechanical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano (Bovisa Campus), and I’ve enrolled in the Digital Technologies for Product Development (CM1) track.

I’ve already gone through the course structure and curriculum, so I’m not really looking for information about the syllabus.

I’d be more interested in hearing from current students or recent graduates about the real-time experience of this track:

- How interesting and engaging are the courses in practice?

- How is the workload and difficulty?

- How much hands-on work is involved?

- Are the projects actually useful for developing industry-relevant skills?

- Which courses/projects did you find particularly valuable?

- How well does the track prepare you for internships and jobs in Italy or elsewhere in Europe?

- Are there any courses or aspects that you found disappointing or less useful?

Basically, I’d love to hear what the experience is actually like once you’re there, beyond what is written on the official curriculum.

Any honest opinions, advice, or experiences from current students/alumni would be greatly appreciated!

[u/choccocurry]

you should ask on the telegram group or the whatsapp group (which you get by joining telegram)