Program Overview

PhD Programme in Design

The PhD Programme in Design is a three-year programme offered by the Politecnico di Milano.

Programme Details

• Duration: 3 years
• Administrative Office: Milano Bovisa
• Language: English

Educational Content

The programme provides a comprehensive education in design, with a focus on research and innovation.

• Presentation: Available in PDF format
• Educational Project: Available in PDF format

Programme Structure

The programme is structured into several departments and faculties, including:

1. Department: Design
2. Faculty Board:
   • Head: Lucia Rosa Elena Rampino
   • Vice Head: Eleonora Lupo
3. Staff: School office

PhD Theses

The theses archive is available, containing abstracts from 2012 onwards.

• Yearbooks: Available in PDF format for each year from 2012 to 2025

Research Areas

The programme covers a wide range of research areas in design, including:

• Design: Focus on innovative and sustainable design solutions
• Research Projects: Various projects are available, with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration

Campus and Services

The programme is offered at the Milano Bovisa campus, with access to various services, including:

• Libraries and Archives: Extensive resources for research and study
• ICT Services: Support for information and communication technology
• Print Centres: Facilities for printing and prototyping
• Labora Model Making: Support for model making and fabrication

Opportunities

The programme provides various opportunities for students, including:

• International Mobility: Exchange programmes and collaborations with international universities
• Equal Opportunities and Inclusion: Support for diversity and inclusion
• Psychological Wellbeing: Support for mental health and wellbeing
• Conventions and Benefits: Access to various conventions and benefits

Resources

Additional resources are available, including:

• WeBeep: A platform for student services and support
• Work with Us: Opportunities for collaboration and employment
• Search for Classrooms: Facilities for teaching and learning
• Search for Professors: Access to academic staff and their research areas
• Lecture Timetable: Schedule of lectures and classes
• Exam Sessions: Schedule of exams and assessments