QS 2027, new record for Politecnico di Milano: 87th in the world and first in Italy


The QS World University Rankings 2027 evaluated 8,808 universities in 106 countries. Of these, 1,504 were included in the ranking. Politecnico di Milano confirms its position as the top Italian university for overall performance and ranks at the top nationally in several key indicators, including Employer Reputation, International Faculty, International Students, International Student Diversity, Employment Outcomes and Sustainability.



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