
The Master’s degree in Materials Science at the University of Turin offers a comprehensive foundation in the chemical, physical, and technological aspects of a wide array of materials. It emphasizes modern advancements and trains students to understand current material properties while fostering innovation for new materials that meet societal and market demands for sustainability, cost-effectiveness, and recyclability. The program provides advanced theoretical and practical training across interdisciplinary fields including the chemistry and physics of solids, materials production, manufacturing, and testing, with a focus on characterization and modelling of material structures and properties. All lectures and examinations are conducted in English.
The program covers interdisciplinary areas such as chemistry and physics of solids, materials production, manufacturing, testing, characterization, and modelling.
Applicants will be asked to attend an online test on the Moodle platform covering fundamental knowledge of mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth science, and scientific English (active and passive). A motivation letter is required.
An application fee of €60 is required and is non-refundable. The University portal will provide specific information for the a.y. 2026-27 tuition fees and eligibility for fee reductions or exemptions.
For international students, tuition fees are €2,800 per year. For all students, fees can range from €156 to €2,800 annually, depending on their financial situation. An application fee of €60 is also required.
Applicants need a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent from at least 3 years of university education) with adequate knowledge in Materials Science, Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Physics, and Applied Physics. An online test will assess fundamental knowledge in mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth science, and scientific English, and a motivation letter is required.
The application deadline for the 2026/27 intake is August 25, 2026, with the final application submission deadline on September 8, 2026, 23:59:59 CET.
You will need your first-cycle degree certificate (with certified translations if not in English, French, Italian, or Spanish) and a motivation letter. You must also pay a non-refundable application fee of €60.
All lectures and examinations for the Master's degree in Materials Science are conducted in English.
The program prepares graduates to understand current material properties and develop original ideas for new materials that meet societal and market requirements for cost-effectiveness, safety, recyclability, and environmental friendliness.