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6 OF 21 June 2012

THE PRINCIPAL

Registered on
File no.
Protocol no.
Title V Class 5
UOR: DSUMI

IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Law no. 390, 2 December 1991 Regulations on financial aid
and university study grants;
IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Legislative Decree no. 109, 31 March 1998 and subsequent
amendments and additions, implementing the regulations of the ISEE (Equivalent Financial
Situation Indicator) as a parameter by which to assess the financial situation of university
students in order to access benefits assigned under calls for applications;
IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Presidential Decree, 9 April 2001 "Provisions for uniform

treatment on financial aid and university study grants, in accordance with Article 4 of Italian
Law no. 390, 2 December 1991";

IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Regional Law no. 33, 13 December 2004 Regulations on
regional interventions on financial aid and university study grants;
IN ACCORDANCE with the Memorandum of Understanding signed on 19 July 2010 between
the Lombardia Regional Authorities and the Ministry for Education, University and Research;
IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Law dated 30 December 2010 "Regulations on the organisation
of universities, academic staff and recruiting and appointment to the government to encourage
the quality and efficiency of the university system" and, in particular, art. 5, paragraph 6;
IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Legislative Decree no. 68, 29 March 2012, "Revision of the basic

provisions on financial aid and university study grants promotion of legally recognised university
colleges

IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Ministerial Decree dated 22 February 2012 "Update of

maximum limits to the Equivalent financial situation indicator and the Equivalent asset status
indicator for the academic year 2011/2013";

IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Ministerial Decree dated 22 February 2012 Update of minimum
limits to study grants for the academic year 2011/2013;
IN ACCORDANCE with Italian Ministerial Decree dated 28 May 2012 containing Definition of

Developing Countries, for the purposes of the provisions pursuant to art. 13, paragraph 5, of
Italian Prime Ministerial Decree 9 April 2001
IN ACCORDANCE with the favourable opinion of the Permanent Students' Committee on 7
June 2012

IN ACCORDANCE with the resolution of the Board of Directors of the Politecnico di Milano on
26 June 2012

DECREES
issue of the Call for applications for the assignment of financial aid and study grants for the
academic year 2012/2013, which constitutes an integral part of this administrative deed.

Milan,___________

The Director
(Department of Services for Students and Undergraduates)
Dr Assunta Marrese

CONTENTS
GENERAL PART
FINANCIAL AID AND STUDY GRANTS
OF THE POLITECNICO DI MILANO

Art. 1 FINANCIAL AID AND STUDY GRANTS -------------------------------------------------- 8


Art. 2 TARGET BENEFIT BENEFICIARIES ------------------------------------------ 8
Art. 3 PROGRAMMES FOR WHICH FINANCIAL AID IS GRANTED -------------------- 9
Art. 4 FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS -------------------------------------------------------------- 10
Art. 4.1 "Independent students" ------------------------------------------------ 11

Art. 5 HOW TO APPLY FOR ISEEU and ISPEU CERTIFICATION ---------------- 11


Art. 6 ISEEU/ISPEU CERTIFICATION FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS --------------- 12

Art. 6.1 Students from particularly poor countries: --------------------------- 12


Art. 6.2 Stateless students or political refugees ------------------------------- 13

Art. 7 MERIT REQUIREMENTS ----------------------------------------------------- 13

Art. 7.1 Merit requirements for students enrolled for BSc/single-cycle


BSc + MSc/MSc programmes------------------------------------------- 14
Art. 7.2 Merit requirements for disabled students----------------------------- 16
Art. 8 BONUSES --------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
Art. 8.1 How to use bonuses ----------------------------------------------------- 17

Art. 9 ENROLMENT IN SINGLE COURSES AND EXTRA-CURRICULA


LESSONS -------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
Art. 10 HOW TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION -------------------------------------- 17
Art. 11
Art. 12
Art. 13
Art. 14

10.1 Submission of the application in the event of transfer to another


university ----------------------------------------------------------------- 19
NON-ADMISSION TO THE CALL FOR APPLICATIONS------------------- 20
EXCLUSION FROM RANKINGS -------------------------------------------- 21
FORFEITURE OF AWARD OF BENEFITS ---------------------------------- 21
CHECKS ON THE TRUTHFUL NATURE OF DECLARATIONS ------------- 21

SPECIAL PART
Individual benefits in terms of financial aid
CHAPTER I
STUDY GRANTS
Art. 1 NUMBER OF STUDY GRANTS ----------------------------------------------- 24
Art. 2 TERMS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION ------------------- 24
Art. 3 AWARD OF STUDY GRANTS ------------------------------------------------ 24
Art. 4 VALUE OF STUDY GRANTS -------------------------------------------------- 25

Art. 4.1 Value of study grants for disabled students -------------------------- 27

Art. 5 PROCEDURES FOR PREPARING THE RANKINGS ------------------------- 27


Art.
Art.
Art.
Art.
Art.

Art. 5.1 Criteria for preparing the rankings ------------------------------------ 28


6 PUBLICATION OF RANKINGS AND APPEALS ----------------------------- 29
7 METHOD FOR THE AWARD OF STUDY GRANTS --------------------------- 29
8 PAYMENT TERMS ------------------------------------------------------------ 30
9 PAYMENT METHODS -------------------------------------------------------- 30
10 FORFEITURE OF THE RIGHT ---------------------------------------------- 31

NOTE
STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF MSc PROGRAMMES AS FROM
THE SECOND SEMESTER
Merit Requirements ---------------------------------------------------------------- 32
Inclusion in the eligibility rankings "subject to confirmation" ----------------- 32
Payment terms ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 33

CHAPTER II
INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY CONTRIBUTIONS
Art. 1 ELIGIBLE STUDENTS -------------------------------------------------------- 34
Art. 2 NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY CONTRIBUTIONS ------------ 34
Art. 3 VALUE OF INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY CONTRIBUTIONS --------------- 35
Art. 4 TERMS FOR SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION ------------------------ 35
Art. 5 PAYMENT TERMS ------------------------------------------------------------ 35

CHAPTER III
DEGREE AWARDS
Art. 1 GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION---------------------------- 36

CHAPTER IV
BENEFICIAL-RATE ACCOMMODATION SERVICE
Art. 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION -------------------------------------------------- 37
Art. 2 TERMS FOR SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION ------------------------ 37
Art. 3 NUMBER OF PLACES IN BENEFICIAL-RATE ACCOMMODATION -------- 37
Art. 4 AWARD OF THE BENEFIT --------------------------------------------------- 38
Art. 5 MERIT REQUIREMENTS ----------------------------------------------------- 39
Art. 6 REVOCATION OF THE BENEFIT--------------------------------------------- 39
Art. 7 PROCEDURES FOR PREPARING THE RANKINGS ------------------------- 39
Art. 8 PUBLICATION OF RANKINGS AND APPEALS ----------------------------- 40
Art. 9 ASSIGNMENT OF ACCOMMODATION -------------------------------------- 41
Art. 10 COST OF ACCOMMODATION ---------------------------------------------- 42
Art. 11 OBLIGATIONS OF STUDENTS ADMITTED TO COLLEGES --------------- 43
Art. 12 FORFEITURE OF THE RIGHT ---------------------------------------------- 44

CHAPTER V
BENEFICIAL-RATE CATERING SERVICE
Art. 1 ELIGIBLE STUDENTS -------------------------------------------------------- 45
Art. 2 SERVICE DURATION -------------------------------------------------------- 45
Art. 3 VALUE OF LUNCHEON VOUCHERS AND METHOD FOR USE -------------- 46
Art. 4 USE OF ELECTRONIC CARDS ----------------------------------------------- 47
Art. 5 CATERING SERVICE FOR ALL OTHER STUDENTS ------------------------- 47

Information on use of personal data and the rights of the declaring party
ANNEX
ANNEX A main information for compiling ISEEU-ISPEU forms
ANNEX B - main information for compilation of ISEEU-ISPEU forms by foreign
students
ANNEX C - Developing Countries (Ministerial Decree dated 28 May 2012)

POLITECNICO
DI
MILANO

CALL FOR
APPLICATIONS
for the assignment of
financial aid and study
grants

2012/2013 Academic Year


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GENERAL PART

Financial aid and


Study grants
of the Politecnico
di Milano

Art. 1 FINANCIAL AID AND STUDY GRANTS


The benefits concerned by this call for applications are as follows:

study grants
integrations to study grants for participation in international mobility
programmes
integrations to study grants for graduates (known as degree awards)
beneficial-rate accommodation service
catering service for relevant students/study grant beneficiaries

The above benefits are exempt from income tax, as envisaged by Circular no.
109/E dated 6 April 1995 issued by the Italian Finance Ministry.

Art. 2 TARGET BENEFIT BENEFICIARIES


The following may participate in the call for applications:

Italian citizens;
citizens of European Union Member States;
citizens of non-EU member States (non-EU students)1;

who meet all the following criteria:


1. they must be REGULARLY ENROLLED for academic year 2012/2013 in
the programmes pursuant to Art. 3 below;

For a definition of foreign student please refer to Italian Presidential Decree no. 394, 31
August 1999, implementing Italian Legislative Decree no. 286, 25 July 1998.

CAUTION: regular enrolment implies that the student has paid the university
tuition fees and contributions due by the dates anticipated by this call for
applications. More specifically:

students intending to enrol for the FIRST YEAR of the BSc, singlecycle BSc + MSc and MSc programmes must comply with the due
dates set by the University for matriculation published in the official
channels.
students enrolling for YEARS SUBSEQUENT to the first year of the
BSc, single-cycle BSc + MSc and MSc programmes, including
students who graduate at the last graduation session of the
2011/12 academic year, must confirm their enrolment for the
2012/13 A.Y. by paying the tuition fees and contributions due no
later than 1 October 2012.
students enrolling for PhD PROGRAMMES must comply with the
dates set by the call for applications for admission to the PhD
programme and by the related Regulations.

Students may submit applications even before confirming their


enrolment/matriculation for the 2012/2013 academic year, but
assignment of financial aid is subject to completion of enrolment by
the due dates specified above.
2. they must meet the FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS pursuant to Art. 4
below;
3. they must meet the MERIT REQUIREMENTS pursuant to Art. 7 below;
Students ENROLLED AT A FOREIGN UNIVERSITY and admitted to
programme run by the Politecnico within the scope of international
exchange agreements cannot participate.

Art. 3 PROGRAMMES FOR WHICH FINANCIAL AID IS


GRANTED
In order to submit applications, students MUST BE ENROLLED or EXPRESS
THEIR WISH TO ENROL - for the 2012/2013 academic year:

for a standard year of a BSc, single-cycle BSc + MSc, or an MSc


programme;
for a further year, in addition to those envisaged by the educational
system for the study programme attended;
for two further years, in addition to those envisaged by the educational
system, in the case of disabled students, with a degree of disability
of 66% or more making an application;
for three further years, in addition to those envisaged by the
educational system, in the case of disabled students with a degree of
disability of 66% or more who are making an application, and are also
applying for the assignment of beneficial-rate accommodation.
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Students may also participate in the call for applications if enrolled, or intending
to enrol:

for a specialisation programme;


for a PhD programme (if not beneficiaries of a study grant pursuant to
Italian Ministerial Decree no. 224/1999 or research grant pursuant to
Italian Law no. 449, 27 December 1997);
for single courses for the purpose of acquiring curricula supplements
required for enrolment for MSc programme as from the second
semester;
for MSc programmes as from the second semester (please see the
"Note" to Chapter II - Special part - Study Grants).

Art. 4 FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS


Students' financial situations are assessed on the basis of their Equivalent
Financial Situation Indicator (hereinafter referred to as ISEEU) and their
Equivalent Assets Status Indicator (hereinafter referred to as ISPEU).
The above certificates are issued to students or to persons appointed by the
students by CAAFs (Authorised Tax Assistance Centre ) and provide the
data relating to the income and the value of the assets/property owned by each
student's NUCLEAR FAMILY.

CAUTION: The ISEEU and ISPEU certificates must refer - at risk of


exclusion from the call for applications - to income received in 2011
and the value of assets and property owned as of 31 December 2011
both in Italy and abroad by the student's nuclear family.

CAUTION: Regardless of scholastic merit, students whose ISEEU rating


exceeds 20,124.71 Euro, or whose ISPEU rating exceeds 33,960.46
Euro are not eligible for study grants.
When compiling the ISEEU/ISPEU forms, the number of members of the
students nuclear family must be considered to be those resulting on the date
on which the application is submitted. In the event of changes to the
number of members of the nuclear family or changes to financial
situations, occurring subsequent to the date on which the application is
submitted, the student must submit a new ISEEU/ISPEU declaration to the
Financial Aid and International Mobility Service.

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Art. 4.1 "Independent students"


A student constitutes his/her own nuclear family independent of
his/her family of origin when BOTH the following criteria are met:
A. RESIDENCE as recorded on the official residence certificate
different from that of the family of origin for at least the past
two years. The students residence must not be in a property
owned by a member of the original nuclear family;
B. receipt for at least the past two years - of OWN, TAXDECLARED INCOME of at least 7,766 Euro per year,
deriving from subordinate or any other form of employment. For
the purpose of this provision, the student must not be employed
by a member of his/her family.
In all cases where the student, although not living with his/her original family,
does not meet the criteria of independence, reference is made to the members
and to the financial conditions and assets of the original nuclear family.

For further information on the definition of "nuclear family" for the purposes of
compiling the ISEEU/ISPEU forms, please see Annex A to this call for
applications.

Art. 5 HOW TO APPLY FOR ISEEU and ISPEU CERTIFICATION


Italian and foreign students must contact AUTHORISED TAX ASSISTANCE
CENTRES (hereinafter also referred to as CAAF"s) for the completion of the
ISEEU forms.
In Italy, there are CAAFs both with or without SPECIFIC AGREEMENTS
WITH THE POLITECNICO. For a list of CAAFs with specific agreements, please
see the official University website.
The CAAFs with specific agreements with the Politecnico
guarantee:

assistance free of charge;


on-line submission of the data relating to the students
ISEEU to the Financial Aid and International Mobility
Service.

Should the student decide to contact CAAFs without specific agreements


with the University, the student him/herself shall pay any charges and
personally send the ISEEU certification to the competent departments by
the date specified in the call for applications.

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CAUTION: The data relating to the students ISEEU and ISPEU must
reach the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service by the due
date established for the presentation of applications.

CAUTION: In view of the summer closure of public offices,


students wishing to apply for the beneficial-rate accommodation
service are advised to produce the ISEEU/ISPEU certificate as
early as possible.

Art. 6 ISEEU/ISPEU CERTIFICATION FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS


CAUTION: Foreign (EU and non-EU) students MUST apply to CAAFs
with specific agreements with the University for assistance.
To facilitate preparation of the ISEEU and ISPEU declaration, several competent
offices have been assigned for PREFERENTIAL acceptance of documents
from foreign students (for a detailed list of these offices, please refer to the
www.polimi.it/caaf website).
These CAAFs will provide students, even if they are abroad, with assistance in
completing the ISEEU.
The Financial Aid and International Mobility service CANNOT ACCEPT
OR ASSESS ANY DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE ISEEU
FORM. These must therefore be delivered personally by the student
or by a representative of the student - only to the CAAFs stated above.

For further information on the definition of "nuclear family" for the purposes of
compiling the ISEEU/ISPEU forms for foreign students, please see Annex B to this
call for applications.
Art. 6.1 Students from particularly poor countries:
For students from particularly poor countries pursuant to Annex
C2, assessment of their financial condition may be certified by the
Italian delegation in their country of origin, which must certify that the
student does not belong to a family known to have a high
income and high social standing.
This certification may also be issued by the University in the country of
origin, if it is linked by agreements or conventions with the Politecnico
di Milano, or by Italian bodies authorised to furnish a guarantee of
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Please see Ministerial Decree of 28 May 2012 for a definition of developing countries

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financial coverage3. In this case, the body issuing this certification acts
as surety for return of the study grant and all sums received by the
student, if the benefits are revoked.

Art. 6.2 Stateless students or political refugees


Stateless students or political refugees must attach the official
statement certifying his/her stateless situation or status as
political refugee issued by the Italian Ministry of the Interior or
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner Italy Department, to
their application.
For the purpose of assessing their financial situation, the ISEEU form
for these students must be prepared considering only income received
and any assets held in Italy as of 31 December 2011.

Art. 7 MERIT REQUIREMENTS


A) Regular educational progress
There must be no interruptions to the regular progression of attendance
at the years of the programme (for example: transfers with repetition of a
year of the programme, withdrawal from the programme and re-enrolment,
forfeiture of studies with re-enrolment, etc.).
B) CFUs to be attained
Students enrolled for BSc/single-cycle BSc + MSc /MSc programmes
For students enrolled for BSc programmes, single-cycle BSc + Msc
programmes, MSc programmes, the term MERIT REQUIREMENT refers to the
number of credits (hereinafter also referred to as CFUs) that the student has to
attain in order to be assigned/retain the benefits requested (see paragraph 7.1).
CAUTION: The number of credits required is calculated with reference to the
year of first MATRICULATION, i.e. with reference to the first year in which
the student enrolled at any university, whether in Italy or abroad.
Considering the year of first matriculation, any students enrolled for
the first year of BSc programmes following a change of university,
school or programme, will be considered as enrolled for years
subsequent to the first. In this case, the number of CFUs recognised
by the relevant Programme Board will be considered by the date of
payment of the second instalment of the study grant .

Please see the provisions regarding matriculation of foreign students at Italian universities

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Students enrolled for PhD programmes


For students enrolled for specialisation and PhD programmes, the merit
requirements are met with admission to programmes in accordance with the
methods envisaged by the respective university academic systems.

Art. 7.1 Merit requirements for students enrolled for


BSc/single-cycle BSc + MSc/MSc programmes
First years
Students enrolling for the first year of BSc and single-cycle
BSc + MSc must pass the admission test with no compulsory
additional qualification modules (OFA TOL, OFA TEST, total
OFAs, OFAs in drawing and in mathematics)
For all students who submit applications as students enrolled, for the
2012/2013 academic year, for the first year of BSc or single-cycle BSc +
MSc and MSc programmes, financial aid is awarded prevalently taking
the requirements regarding economic conditions as certified by each
student when submitting the application into account (for details on the

criteria for deciding rankings please see art. 5.1. special part Study
Grants).

confirmation of financial aid, and in particular payment of the second


instalment of the study grant, is subject to obtaining, no later than 10
August 2013:

at least 35 credits for those enrolled for School of Engineering


and Architecture programmes.
at least 40 credits for those enrolled for School of Design
programmes.

A students who obtains the above number of credits after 10 August


2013, but before 30 November 2013, while NOT earning the right
to award of the second instalment of the grant, may keep the first
instalment of the grant, while the obligation remains to pay any
accommodation at the beneficial rate that he/she may have made use of
and the sum equivalent to the value of the catering service as from 16
February 2013. In this case the student will have the right to total
exemption from payment of the enrolment fees and an exemption
equivalent to half the contributions due (art. 8, paragraph 3 of Prime
Ministerial Decree dated 9 April 2011).
On the contrary, the benefit will be REVOKED should the
student fail to obtain the credits required for the award of the
second instalment of the grant by 30th November 2012.

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Should the grant be revoked, not only will the second instalment of the
study grant not be paid, but the student must also return a sum
equivalent to the value of any services actually used during the 2012/2013
academic year (e.g. catering and accommodation services).
The provisions concerning the revocation of benefits and minimum merit
limits to which payment of the second instalment is subjected do not
apply to handicapped students with disabilities recorded as at least 66%.

Years subsequent to the first


For the purpose of assigning/retaining benefits, any student enrolling for
years subsequent to the first in BSc, single-cycle BSc + MSc or MSc
programmes must obtain the number of credits specified in the tables
below no later than 10 August 2012.

BSc, single-cycle BSc + MSc and MSc programmes as from academic


year 2011/2012
Programmes
of Study

Bachelor of
Science
Single-cycle
Master of
Science
Master
of Science

Programme year
2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Last
semester

35

90

------

------

150

35

90

150

210

270

35

-----

------

------

90

Design School programmes as from academic year 2011/2012


Programmes
of Study

Bachelor of
Science
Master
of Science

Programme year
2nd

3rd

4th

5th

Last
semester

40

90

------

------

150

40

-----

------

------

90

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Locally-programmed programmes for students enrolled up to


academic year 2010/11
Programmes
of Study

Bachelor of
Science
Master
of Science

3rd

4th

Programme year
5th
Last semester

80

------

------

135

-----

------

------

80

Nationally-programmed
programmes
enrolled up to academic year 2010/11
Programmes
of Study

Bachelor of
Science
Single-cycle
BSc + MSc

3rd

for

students

Programme year
5th
Last semester

4th

90

------

------

150

90

150

210

270

Art. 7.2 Merit requirements for disabled students


Disabled students with disability levels of at least 66% may be
assigned individual merit requirements according to the type of
disability. These may differ up to 40% from those specified above.
Merit requirements will be established by a specific commission who
shall consult with the teacher appointed for integration of disabled
students.

Art. 8 BONUSES
Students enrolled for the first, second and third year of BSc and single-cycle
BSc + MSc programmes may use a credit bonus to allow them to make up
any differences between the minimum number of credits required by the call for
applications and the credits effectively obtained.
The value of the bonus differs according to the year of enrolment in which the
student decides to use it. More specifically:

5 credits, if used for the first time to attain the balance of the
study grant in relation to the first year of the BSc and MSc and to
attain benefits for the second academic year;
12 credits, if used for the first time to attain benefits for the
third academic year;
15 credits, if used for the first time to attain benefits for
subsequent academic years.

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The bonus may be used once only. It is not cumulative.

Art. 8.1 How to use bonuses


Bonuses are only accrued during the BSc and single-cycle BSc

+ MSc programmes (up until the third year). They can be used
as follows:

bonus credits are added to the credits effectively obtained by the


student, exclusively for the purpose of obtaining the minimum
merit requirement established by the call for applications;
if a student uses only part of the bonus, he/she may only use the
residual, unused portion in subsequent academic years;
students enrolled for MSc programmes may only use the
portion of the bonus accrued and unused during the BSc
programme;
students enrolled for years subsequent to the third of single-cycle
BSc + MSc programmes may only use the portion of the bonus
unused by the third year of the BSc programme;
students from other Italian universities enrolling for MSc
programmes held by the Politecnico must show that they have
never used the bonus during the three-year BSc programme, or
that they have only used a portion of the bonus accrued;

Art. 9 ENROLMENT IN SINGLE COURSES AND EXTRACURRICULA LESSONS


For the purpose of assessing merit requirements, credits are also considered
when obtained by students enrolling for single courses in order to acquire
the curricula integrations necessary for admission to MSc programmes
AS FROM THE SECOND SEMESTER.

Art. 10 HOW TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION


By the date stated in the call for applications in relation to each benefit, the
student must:
1. complete the specific on-line form available from the following
website: www.polimi.it/borse -> modulo online;

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WARNING: students must confirm online applications only after


having made certain that all parts of the form are fully and correctly
completed. Once confirmed, the application cannot be
modified in any way.
After confirming the application, a summary sheet will be sent to the
student's university e-mail address or to the address given by the
student when registering.
THERE IS NO NEED TO SEND/HAND IN A PRINTED COPY OF
THE
APPLICATION
TO
THE
FINANCIAL
AID
AND
INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY SERVICE
2.
send the ISEEU certificate to the Financial Aid and International
Mobility Service in all cases in which students have applied to
CAAFs without specific agreements with the Politecnico, as well as
any other document which may be requested in this call for
applications.
WARNING: Foreign students enrolling at the Politecnico for
the first time must send a COPY OF THE DECLARATION OF
VALUE, certifying the validity and value of the qualifications
attained abroad to the Financial Aid and International
Mobility Service.
The student must send the documentation specified in this point to
the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service in one of the
following ways:

by fax to +39 02.2399.4468;


by surface mail to Politecnico di Milano, Area Servizi agli
Studenti e ai Dottorandi - Servizio Diritto allo Studio e
Mobilit Internazionale - Via Golgi, 42 - 20133 Milan, Italy;
by e-mail to dirittoallostudio@polimi.it;
handing it in personally at the Financial Aid and
International Mobility help desks based at no. 42 Via Golgi,
open to the public from Monday to Friday, 9.30 a.m. - 12.30
p.m.

WARNING: all the University offices will be closed from 13 to 17


August 2012.

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To facilitate the presentation of applications, the following are available to the


students:
a telephone help desk (tel.: +39 02.2399.4471 02.2399.4472 02.23994473 02.2399.4474 - 02.23992268) operative from Monday to
Friday, 9.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.;
some internet-connected workstations in the offices at no. 42 Via
Golgi that can be used to complete on-line applications;
an e-mail service dirittoallostudio@polimi.it

Students must notify the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service
of any changes that are important for the purposes of award of financial
aid that occur after submission of the application (examples include but are
not limited to: obtaining another study grant or other financial aid, transfer to
another university, finding employment, inability to continue studies, withdrawal of
enrolment, change to students civil or financial status, etc.).

10.1 Submission of the application in the event of transfer to


another university
Should the student decide to move to a different university, after the
start of the academic year, the application will be automatically sent to
the competent Body for Financial Aid of the university to which the
student has requested to transfer. From the moment notice is given of
the transfer, the student shall forfeit his/her right to use whatever
benefits may have been granted by the Politecnico di Milano. The
student shall be obliged to return all amounts received thus far.
Any student who chooses to transfer to the Politecnico di Milano from
another university, after the start of the academic year, must request
the Body for Financial Aid of the university of origin to transmit the
application, provided that it has been presented within the terms
established for the call for applications of the University of origin. The
transfer must have been duly completed prior to the publication of the
final ranking for the benefit applied for.
Admission to the ranking will be subject to fulfilment of the
requirements stated in this call for applications and availability of
funds.

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Art. 11 NON-ADMISSION TO THE CALL FOR APPLICATIONS


Additionally, the following students may not participate in the call for applications
for the 2012/2013 academic year:
A. those in possession of an ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION
attained either in Italy4 or abroad AT AN EQUAL TO OR
HIGHER LEVEL THAN the study programme for which the
benefits are requested for academic year 2012/2013;
B. those who are BENEFICIARIES OF OTHER FORMS OF
FINANCIAL AID supplied or which will be supplied by the
Politecnico or by other public or private bodies or those who are
ASSIGNED FREE PLACES IN COLLEGES, RESIDENCES OR
HOSTELS NOT RUN BY THE POLITECNICO DI MILANO.
Should the benefits or assignments be partial, benefits will be
assigned proportionally.
In such cases, the student has the right to choose to benefit from one
or the other. As such, any student who has been assigned other forms of
financial aid may only participate in this call for applications if he/she
relinquishes the benefit in a written and signed document addressed
to the body granting it. A copy of the letter of relinquishment must also be
sent to the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service by the date on
which the final rankings for the benefit for which the application is made
are published.
If a student, at the time of applying for the benefits pursuant to this call
for application, has ONLY APPLIED for other forms of financial aid (or
the assignment of free places in colleges, hostels, etc.), BUT HAS NOT
BEEN INFORMED OF THE OUTCOME, he/she must in any case inform
the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service of this fact. The
student in any case is under obligation to opt for either one or the
other benefit by the date of publication of the final ranking for the
benefit he/she has applied for.
PLEASE NOTE: The following are compatible with assignment of
Financial aid and Study grants:
1. international mobility study grants/contributions;
2. contributions accommodation assigned by the PhD School.

Additionally, the following students may not participate in the call for
applications:
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This limitation also refers to academic qualifications issued prior to the implementation of Ministerial Decree
509/1999

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C. those who at the time of submitting the application have


OUTSTANDING AMOUNTS OWING to the Politecnico;
D. students whose study plan for the academic year 2012/2013
exclusively comprises lessons/training activities contained in the
study plan presented the previous academic year (so-called
REPETITION OF THE CURRENT YEAR);
E. students attending programmes held by the Politecnico but who
ARE ENROLLED AT A DIFFERENT UNIVERSITY as part of
international exchange projects.

Art. 12 EXCLUSION FROM RANKINGS


The following students are automatically excluded from rankings:
A. those submitting applications after the due date or submitting
applications from which required data is omitted;
B. those who fail to present the compulsory documentation
required by the call for applications, or who present
false/irregular documents;
C. those failing to complete enrolment in Politecnico programmes
for the academic year 2012/2013 by the date set in this call for
applications (cf. supra art. 2).

Art. 13 FORFEITURE OF AWARD OF BENEFITS


The right to the benefits pursuant to this call for applications shall be forfeited if
the student:

incurs disciplinary sanctions over and above written warnings for breaches
committed with regard to the Politecnico di Milano;
following due investigation, is found to have presented an untruthful
declaration or irregular document.

Should the right be forfeited, the student must return all amounts received thus
far, including the equivalent value of any services used (e.g. catering and
accommodation services).

Art. 14 CHECKS
DECLARATIONS

ON

THE

TRUTHFUL

NATURE

OF

The Politecnico di Milano shall verify that the declarations made by students are
truthful, even subsequent to award of benefits assigned under this call
for applications, applying the rights established under current provisions of law
and specifically Italian Law no. 68/2012, art. 22 and Italian Presidential Decree
no. 445/2000, art. 71.

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To this end, the Politecnico shall carry out the above checks:

on a minimum sample of 20% of those eligible to receive Financial aid and


Study grants;
on all students belonging to nuclear families declaring no income.

In the event of false declarations, the benefits assigned will be revoked and the
sanctions envisaged by arts. 75 and 76 of Presidential Decree no. 445/2000 and
by art. 10 of Legislative Decree no. 68/2012 cit.
This is, in any case, without prejudice to the application of disciplinary sanctions
and the provisions of criminal law where the matter in question constitutes a
crime.

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SPECIAL PART

Individual benefits in
terms of financial aid

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CHAPTER I
STUDY GRANTS
Art. 1 NUMBER OF STUDY GRANTS
A total of 1700 grants are available for this call for applications, to be divided up
between the successful applicants as follows:

Study Programmes

Number of grants

Students enrolled for the first year of BSc


programmes or single-cycle BSc + MSc
programmes

250

Students enrolled for the first year of MSc


programmes

290

Students enrolled for the first year of PhD


and specialisation programmes

10

Students enrolled for years subsequent to


the first of all study programmes

1,130

Students enrolled for years subsequent to


the first of PhD and specialisation
programmes

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Art. 2 TERMS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION


The dates by which applications must be submitted are as follows:

10 August 2012, for students enrolling for years subsequent to


the first for all study programmes, including students enrolling for
years subsequent to the first of PhD programmes and
specialisations;
3 September 2012, for students enrolling for the first years of all
programmes, including students enrolling for the first year of MSc
programmes as from the second semester and including students
enrolling for the first year of PhD and specialisation
programmes.

Art. 3 AWARD OF STUDY GRANTS


Students may apply for study grants:
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for a period of 7 semesters as from the year of first


matriculation for students enrolled for BSc programmes;

for a period equal to the duration envisaged by the university


academic systems plus one semester, as from the year of first
matriculation for students enrolled for single-cycle BSc + MSc
programmes;

for a period of 5 semesters as from the year of first


matriculation for students enrolled for MSc programmes;

for a period of time equal to the duration envisaged by the


respective university academic systems as from the year of first
matriculation for students enrolled for specialisation
programmes and PhD programmes;

for a period of 3 months in addition to the normal duration


of the study programme attended for disabled students
registered as at least 66% disabled.

Students wishing to obtain confirmation of benefits for subsequent


academic years must re-submit their applications in accordance with
the procedures stated in the relevant calls for applications.

Art. 4 VALUE OF STUDY GRANTS


The value of the study grant is differentiated according to both income
bracket, and the students geographic origin.

Income Bracket
The income brackets will be determined by the Lombardia Region. As soon as they
are available, they will be published in a special supplement to this call for
applications on the www.polimi.it/borse website.

Students geographic origin


LOCAL STUDENT: resident in the municipality where the study programmes

attended are based or in a neighbouring municipality or in a municipality classed


as an urban area in accordance with the current legislation.

The detailed list of municipalities classed as urban areas will be determined


subsequently by the Lombardia Region. As soon as the list is available, it will be
published in a special supplement to this call for applications on the
www.polimi.it/borse website.

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COMMUTING STUDENT: resident in a municipality other than those specified in

the paragraph above, from which the venue of the programme attended can be
reached every day using public transport , in no more than 90 minutes.

STUDENT AWAY FROM HOME: to be considered as "away from home", the


following conditions must be met:
1. resident in a different municipality to the place where the study
programme attended is based;
2. pay for accommodation near the place of study for a period of
at least 10 months, using either public residential structures or
private lodgings or those belonging to other bodies;
3. it must be impossible to reach the place where the programme is
held using public transport in less than 90 minutes.
Travel time will be calculated considering only travel time from the first
station/bus stop of departure to the last station/bus stop of arrival at the
programme venue.
In order to prove his/her status as away from home, the student must present
the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service with either:

a copy of the duly registered rental agreement made out in the


students name or in the name of one of his/her parents;
a certificate or other tax-valid document in relation to payment of
rent in the case of students living in colleges, student residences
or hostels not run by the Politecnico di Milano.

Should the student have already produced the rental agreement or tax
certificate, in previous academic years, and no changes have been made to
the situation that has already been certified, he/she may simply reconfirm
the data by self-certification, attaching merely a copy of the rental
agreement registration certificate to the application. The Politecnico
reserves the right to make all due checks.
The above documentation must be presented no later than:

15 October 2012 by students enrolled for BSc programmes,


single-cycle BSc + MSc programmes and MSc
programmes
15 October 2012 by students enrolled for PhD programmes
commencing at the beginning of October 2012;
18 March 2013 for students enrolled for MSc programmes as
from the second semester:
14 January 2013 by students enrolled for PhD programmes
commencing at the beginning of October 2013.

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CAUTION: Failure to present this documentation will result in the students


being considered as a commuting student.

For the purpose of determining the value of the study grant, foreign students will,
in any case, be considered as away from home, regardless of their place of
residence in Italy. This is with the exception of cases where the students nuclear
family resides in Italy.
The value of the study grants, inclusive of reimbursement of regional taxes on
financial aid and study grants, is determined by the Lombardia Region. As soon as the
sums are available, they will be published in a special supplement to this call for
applications on the www.polimi.it/borse website.

Art. 4.1 Value of study grants for disabled students


Whenever the beneficiary belongs to the category of disabled persons pursuant to Art.
2 of Law no. 118, 30 March 19715, or to other categories of disabled persons
protected by law, with an recognized disability equal to or greater than 66%, the
annual amount of the grant may be raised:
The exact amount of the study grant for this category of student will be determined
by the Lombardia Region. As soon as the sums are available, they will be published in
a special supplement to this call for applications on the www.polimi.it/borse
website.
CAUTION: When submitting his/her application, the party concerned may also
request conversion of the grant into: specialist equipment and differentiated teaching
materials, accommodation, assignment of a attendant or assistant for studies or
interpreter or, in any case, any other tool that may prove suitable for overcoming
specific individual difficulties.

Art. 5 PROCEDURES FOR PREPARING THE RANKINGS


Eligibility rankings are drawn up separately for:

Students enrolled for the first year of BSc programmes and


single-cycle BSc + MSc programmes;
Students enrolled for the first year of MSc programmes;
Students enrolled for years subsequent to the first of all BSc,
single-cycle BSc + MSc and MSc programmes;

For the purpose of current legislation, citizens suffering from congenital or acquired disabilities,
including those of a progressive nature and including psychic disorders for organic or dysmetabolic
oligophrenias, mental deficiencies deriving from sensory and functional defects, who have suffered
a permanent reduction in working capacity of at least one third or, if under the age of 18 years old,
have persistent difficulties in carrying out the tasks and functions typical of their age, are
considered to be disabled persons.

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Students enrolled for the first year of specialisation and PhD


programmes;
Students enrolled for years subsequent to the first of
specialisation and PhD programmes.

Art. 5.1 Criteria for preparing the rankings


The ranking will be drawn up according to the following criteria:

A) Students enrolled for the first year of all study programmes


Students applying for study grants are assigned points in relation
to their financial situation, calculated according to the formula
below:
[1- (student ISEEU/20,124.71)] x 1,000

Where points are equal, marks related to qualifications shall


prevail and, subsequently, precedence shall be given to the younger
student.

B) Students enrolled for years subsequent to the first of all


study programmes
Students enrolled for years subsequent to the first are assigned points
in relation to academic merit. 1,000 points can be assigned as follows:

600 based on the number of credits earned by 10 August 2012,


to be calculated according to the formula below:
(Student credits Minimum credits) X [600/(Max. credits Min.
credits)]

400 based on the average marks achieved in exams by 10


August 2012, to be calculated according to the formula below:
(Average student marks -18) X [400/(30 -18)]

Where merit points are equal, the student who has not
used his/her bonus, followed by the student with the
highest score in terms of financial situation shall be placed
first in the ranking.
In the event of continued equality, the student enrolled for
the highest programme year shall be ranked first, followed
by the youngest student.

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Disabled students with at least 66% disability, if included in


the eligibility ranking, have the right to award of study grants,
even if in excess of the number of study grants available.

Art. 6 PUBLICATION OF RANKINGS AND APPEALS


Provisional rankings will be published at www.polimi.it/borse by 8 October
2012.
Appeals must be submitted to the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service
no later than 10 days after the date on which the rankings are published.
Appeals must be made in writing, signed by the student and must be
accompanied by all documentation required to justify the grounds for appeal.
The student will only be informed of the outcome of the appeal
with the publication of the final rankings.
Once the examination of appeals has been completed by the competent
administration, the final rankings will be published by 31 October 2012.
Appeals against the final honours list must be presented to the competent
organisations according to the terms and conditions envisaged by current
legislation.

Art. 7 METHOD FOR THE AWARD OF STUDY GRANTS


Study grants will be awarded up to the number established by this call for
applications in relation to each study programme.
Should there be an excess of grants in some rankings as compared with the
number of eligible students, the remaining grants will be awarded to students
listed in another rankings until all study grants established by this call for
applications have been awarded.
Award of study grants to foreign students from countries outside the European
Union is subject to regional provisions set forth in Decree no. 21650 issued by
the General Directorate of Education, Training and Employment on 13 November
2002. In particular, the number of study grants to be awarded to students
enrolled for the first year of all study programmes is divided as follows:

67% for students from EU countries;


33% for students from non-EU countries.

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Art. 8 PAYMENT TERMS


Payment of the study grant will be made as follows:

A) Students enrolled for the first year of BSc programmes, single-cycle


BSc + MSc programmes and MSc programmes as from the first
semester
The study grant will be paid in two instalments as follows:

the first instalment will be paid by 23 November 2012;


the second instalment will be paid as follows:

a. by 30 April 2013 for students who during the first examination


session (February-March 2013) attain the number of credits
required by this call for applications for payment of the second
instalment;
b. by 31 October 2013 for students who attain the number of
credits required for payment of the second instalment by 10 August
2013.

B) Students enrolled for years subsequent to the first of all study


programmes
The study grant will be paid in two instalments as follows:

the first instalment of the study grant will be paid by 23


November 2012;
the second instalment of the study grant will be paid by 29 June
2013;

C) Students enrolled for PhD and specialisation programmes


The study grant will be paid as a lump sum to the successful applicants by 23
November 2012 for those enrolling for PhD programmes starting in October 2012
In other cases, the study grant will be paid as a lump sum by 1 March 2013.
The terms pursuant to letters A), B) and C) above must be considered
REGULATORY.

Art. 9 PAYMENT METHODS


Successful applicants will receive payment of the study grant according to the
methods indicated in the determination of payment method application
accessible in the personalised services offered by webpoliself.

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Art. 10 FORFEITURE OF THE RIGHT


At risk of forfeiture, the student must collect the amounts awarded to him/her no
later than 31 December 2014.
In the event of forfeiture, in any case the rights related to the status of
beneficiary of a study grant (e.g. catering service) shall remain unaffected.

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NOTE
STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF MSc
PROGRAMMES AS FROM THE SECOND SEMESTER
Students wishing to enrol for MSc programmes as from the second semester
can apply for the award of the financial aid and study grants.
Unless otherwise specified, these students are equated to students enrolling
for MSc programmes starting in the first semester. Without prejudice to
what is specified in the paragraphs below, all provisions of this call for
applications shall in any case remain unaffected and applicable. In
particular, it is underlined that, for this category of students too, the deadline
for submitting applications is 3 September 2012.

Merit Requirements
With particular reference to merit requirements, these students must earn 29
CFUs by 10 August 2013 in order to receive the second instalment of the
study grant for the first year and, possibly, a study grant for the second year too
(a.y. 2013/2014).
For the purpose of assessing merit requirements, credits will also be considered
when obtained by students enrolling for single courses in order to acquire
the curricula integrations necessary for admission to MSc degree
programmes as from the second semester.
Students enrolling for the first year of an MSc programme as from the
second semester and for which the Degree Programme envisages for the
same semester a maximum number of CFUs LOWER than the number
of credits required by this call for applications in order to obtain
assignment of benefits for the second year, need to obtain only a number
of credits corresponding to the (lower) quantity envisaged by the Degree
Programme by 10 August 2013.

Inclusion in the eligibility rankings "subject to confirmation"


Students applying for study grands as students enrolling for MSc programmes as
from the second semester (including students enrolled for single courses to
acquire curricula integrations) are "conditionally" placed at the bottom of the
eligibility rankings.
Their ranking will be made final after enrolment has been
completed and, in any case, such students shall have the
right to payment of the study grant only if the funds supplied
by the Lombardia Region are sufficient.

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Payment terms
The study grant will be paid to successful applicants in two instalments as
follows:
A) the first instalment will be paid by 29 June 2013;
The Politecnico reserves the right to postpone payment terms for the first
instalment in the event of delays in assigning funds for study grants by the
Lombardia Regional Authorities.
B) the second instalment will be paid by 31 October 2013, after verification
that 29 CFUs have been obtained by 10 August 2013

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CHAPTER II
INTERNATIONAL
MOBILITY
CONTRIBUTIONS
Art. 1 ELIGIBLE STUDENTS
Students awarded study grants for the 2012/2013 A.Y. and students who
are eligible for but have not been awarded study grants (including
students enrolled for PhD programmes) can benefit from a grant supplement
for participation in international mobility programmes.
Contributions for participation in international mobility programmes
and internships are only awarded once for each study programme
attended.
Students participating in dual degree projects run by the Politecnico di
Milano, even though they spend two academic years abroad, may apply
for the grant supplement described in this article for one academic year
only.

Art.
2
NUMBER
CONTRIBUTIONS

OF

INTERNATIONAL

MOBILITY

The Politecnico makes 45 international mobility contributions available, to be


divided up amongst the various programmes as follows:

Progammes of Study

Number of
contributions

Students enrolled for the FIRST YEAR of


MSc programmes and PhD programmes
Students enrolled for YEARS
SUBSEQUENT TO THE FIRST of all study
programmes

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10
35

N.B. The number of contributions may vary following subsequent


decisions taken by the Lombardia Region. Any changes will be duly
and suitably publicised.

Art.
3
VALUE
CONTRIBUTIONS

OF

INTERNATIONAL

MOBILITY

The contribution is 550 Euro per month for the duration of the stay abroad,
up to a maximum of 10 months.
The value of any further contributions granted with European Union funds, or
funds from other public or private parties, or following bilateral agreements
even if not Community-related - will in any case be deducted from this amount.
Students also have the right to refund of return travel costs up to a value of 150
Euro (for European countries) and up to 500 Euro (for non-European
countries).
During the whole period of their stay abroad students are expressly
prohibited from using the beneficial-rate catering service. This
prohibition remains in force even when - during a stay abroad - students return
to Italy for any reason whatsoever (e.g. to take exams, for Christmas holidays,
etc.).
The students in any case retain the right to refund of the monthly deduction for
cafeteria services in proportion to the length of their stay abroad.

Art. 4 TERMS FOR SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION


The application must be submitted at the same time as the application for
award of the study grant.
The foreign study programme must be certified by the structure responsible for
international exchanges.

Art. 5 PAYMENT TERMS


The supplement for participation in international mobility programmes and the
refund of travel costs will be paid to students included in the merit rankings,
once it has been ascertained that they have met their obligations deriving from
participation in the mobility programme. In any case, the payment will be made
by 29 November 2013. This term must be considered as REGULATORY.
To obtain refund of travel costs, each student must submit all original documents
related to travel tickets to the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service, no
later than 30 days after returning from his/her stay abroad.

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CHAPTER III
DEGREE AWARDS
Art. 1 GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION
The degree award is a 1000 Euro supplement in addition to the last study
grant awarded to a student enrolled for a MSc programme or for a singlecycle BSc +MSc programme.
For the purpose of assigning this benefit, the following conditions must be met:

the student must have graduated within a number of years


equal to the normal duration for the MSc programme
or for the single-cycle BSc + MSc programme, for which
he/she is applying for a degree award. The normal
duration must be calculated from the year of first
matriculation (please see art. 7, letter B - General Part - for
an explanation of first matriculation );

As an exception to this point, students who enrol for the


2012/2013 academic year - for the purposes of award of
study grants - but who graduate at the last graduation
session of the 2011/2012 academic year, may also apply
for a degree award.

the student must have been awarded a study grant for the
academic year for which he/she applies for the degree
award;
the student must not have already benefited from the
degree award during his/her university career;

The application must be presented within 60 days of graduation.

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CHAPTER IV
BENEFICIAL-RATE
ACCOMMODATION
SERVICE
Art. 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION
The call for applications for the assignment of beneficial-rate accommodation
refers to students falling into the category of "away from home students", as
defined at Art. 4 - Special Part "Study Grants" of this call for applications.

Art. 2 TERMS FOR SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION


The terms by which applications must be submitted are as follows:
10 August 2012, for students enrolling for years subsequent to the
first for all degree programmes, including students enrolling for years
subsequent to the first of PhD and specialisation programmes;
3 September 2012, for students enrolling for the first years of all
degree programmes, including students enrolling for the first year of
MSc programmes as from the second semester and including students
enrolling for the first year of PhD and specialisation programmes.

Art. 3 NUMBER
ACCOMMODATION

OF

PLACES

IN

BENEFICIAL-RATE

The Politecnico di Milano offers 600 places in beneficial-rate accommodation.


Accommodation will be divided up amongst the various study programme as
follows:

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ALLOCATION OF ACCOMMODATION
students enrolled for the FIRST YEAR of BSc
programmes and single-cycle BSc + MSc
programmes
students enrolled for the FIRST YEAR of MSc
programmes and PhD/specialisation programmes
students enrolled for the FIRST YEAR of
PhD/specialisation programmes
students enrolled for YEARS SUBSEQUENT TO THE
FIRST of all study programmes

130
100
10
360

Art. 4 AWARD OF THE BENEFIT


Students may request beneficial-rate accommodation:

for a period of 8 semesters as from the year of first


matriculation for students enrolled for BSc programmes;
for a period equal to the duration envisaged by the
university academic systems plus two semesters, as from
the year of first matriculation for students enrolled for singlecycle BSc + MSc programmes;
for a period of 6 semesters as from the year of first
matriculation for students enrolled for MSc programmes;
for a period of time equal to the duration envisaged by the
respective university academic systems as from the year of first
matriculation for students enrolled for specialisation
programmes and PhD programmes;
for a period of 9 semesters for BSc programmes, 7 semesters
for MSc programmes and 15 semesters for single-cycle BSc +
MSc programmes for disabled students with at least 66%
disability.

Students wishing to use benefits for subsequent academic years must


re-submit their applications in accordance with the terms set out by
the relevant calls for applications.

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Art. 5 MERIT REQUIREMENTS


Without prejudice to what is envisaged in this call for applications with regard to
merit requirements (please see art. 7 fol. General Part), students who, in the
2012/2013 academic year:

enrol in years subsequent to the first for BSc, single-cycle BSc +


MSc and MSc programmes;

have benefited from the accommodation service during the


previous academic year

enjoy priority assignment of accommodation if, by 10 August 2012, they


have obtained the number of credits specified in the table below, WITHOUT
USING ANY BONUS THAT MAY HAVE BEEN ACCRUED.

Programme year
Programmes of Study
2nd
Bachelor of Science
Single-cycle BSc + MSc
MSc

3rd

40
40
40

90
90

4th
150

5th
210

last
year
150
270
90

Art. 6 REVOCATION OF THE BENEFIT


When students enrolled for the first year of all degree programmes have been
awarded a study grant and accommodation for the 2012/2013 A.Y., and the
study grant is withdrawn due to failure to achieve the merit
requirements, they are required to repay a sum equivalent to the value
of the accommodation they used to the Politecnico (cf. art. 7.1. General
Part).
The amount to be repaid as accommodation costs is equivalent to the lump sum
deducted from the study grant. This amount will reduced proportionally should
the student use the accommodation for fewer months for reasons such as those
specified in Article 10 below.

Art. 7 PROCEDURES FOR PREPARING THE RANKINGS


The procedures for preparing the rankings for the assignment of beneficial-rate
accommodation correspond to those envisaged for the award of study grants.
Disabled students with a disability of at least 66% take priority over other
students.

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In the same way as established by the call for applications in relation to the
award of study grants, students enrolling in the first year of MSc programmes as
from the second semester, including students enrolled for single courses to
acquire curricula integrations, are "conditionally" placed at the bottom of the
eligibility rankings.
Their ranking will be made final after enrolment has been
completed and, in any case, such students shall have the right
to assignment of accommodation only if accommodation
reserved for financial aid and study grants is effectively
available.
Students enrolling for single courses to acquire curricula integrations, whilst
awaiting the possibility of enrolling in the first year of MSc programmes, may
access the residences only after all those listed in the eligibility rankings have
been housed. In this case, students must pay for accommodation at the special
rate of 300.00.
Should a student earn the right to a study grant during the year, the amount to
be deducted for accommodation will be 50% the annual deduction.

Art. 8 PUBLICATION OF RANKINGS AND APPEALS


Rankings will be published on the www.polimi.it/residenze website.

Years subsequent to the first


Provisional rankings for students enrolled for years subsequent to the first of
all study programmes (including provisional rankings for students enrolled for
years subsequent to the first of PhD and specialisation programmes), will be
published by 22 August 2012.
Appeals must be submitted to the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service
no later than 26 August 2012. Appeals must be made in writing, signed by the
student and accompanied by all documentation required to justify the grounds
for appeal.
Once the appeals have been examined, the final rankings will be published by
29 August 2012.
Appeals against the final decision must be presented to the competent
organisations according to the terms and procedures envisaged by current
regulations.

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First years
A) For STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF BSc
PROGRAMMES and SINGLE-CYCLE BSc + MSc PROGRAMMES, the final
rankings will be published by 18 September 2012.
Appeals against the final decision must be presented to the competent
organisations according to the terms and procedures envisaged by current
regulations.
B) For STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF MSc
PROGRAMMES and PhD AND SPECIALISATION PROGRAMMES, the final
rankings will be published by 24 September 2012.

Art. 9 ASSIGNMENT OF ACCOMMODATION


Successful students enrolled for years subsequent to the first of all study
programmes shall have the right to use the accommodation assigned them from
1 September 2012 to 31 July 2013.
Successful students enrolled for the first year of all study programmes have the
right to use the accommodation assigned to them from the start of the
programmes (as specified in the Academic Calendar) upon verification of
effective enrolment and until 31 July 2013.
Assignment of accommodation is guaranteed to those who are eligible
on a first come first served basis.
Beneficial-rate accommodation is assigned to students enrolled for the first
year of all study programmes run by the Politecnico as follows6:

67% for students from EU countries;


33% for students from non-EU countries.

A student will be considered to have RELINQUISHED the assignment if he/she


fails to formally accept the accommodation within 3 days of being notified of its
assignment. In this case, the accommodation will automatically be assigned to
the next student in the ranking.
Accommodation is assigned considering places available on the basis of the
preference stated by the student and according to his/her scholastic merit
and the venue of the programme attended.

See Decree no. 21650 issued by the General Directorate of Education, Training and
Employment on 13 November 2002

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Successful applicants will be assigned a bed in a twin-bedded room. Depending on


availability of places, students enrolled for MSc programmes and for PhD and
specialisation programmes may be assigned places in single rooms.
Any students who, pending graduation from BSc programmes
September, apply in September for accommodation as student enrolled for
first year of MSc programmes - whilst awaiting completion of enrolment for
MSc programmes - may use, upon payment, accommodation chosen by
Accommodation Services Area. The following charges are applied:

in
the
the
the

300 Euro for the whole month of September or a period in excess


of 15 days;
150 Euro for periods of less than 15 days.
This amount cannot be refunded.

The Politecnico di Milano residences will be closed from 1 to 31 August


2013.
Students must leave the accommodation assigned them free by 10.00
a.m. on 31 July 2013.
The Politecnico di Milano undertakes to provide suitable space where they may
store their personal effects.
The Politecnico di Milano undertakes to provide suitable accommodation to
students who cannot return to their country of origin in August, and who request
it. In this case, the cost of the service will be paid by the student requesting it.

Art. 10 COST OF ACCOMMODATION


Students awarded study grants
Students awarded study grants will have a deduction from the grant as a lump sum
equivalent to the cost of the accommodation from the date on which it is assigned
(pursuant to the previous paragraph) until 31 July 2013.
The exact amount of the deduction will be determined by the Lombardia Region. As
soon as the sums are available, they will be published in a special supplement to this
call for applications on the www.polimi.it/borse website.

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Deductions will be decreased proportionally when the student uses the


accommodation for fewer months due to the following:

participation in international mobility programmes;


assignment of accommodation on a date subsequent to those specified
above;
exceptional, unforeseeable circumstances that are beyond the students
control and duly proven.

The adjustment will be made with payment of the second instalment of the
grant.

Students awarded six-month study grants


Students awarded six-month study grants may use the accommodation assigned
to them until 31 July 2013. As from 16 February 2013 they must pay
monthly rent equivalent to 1/11 of the amount deducted from study grants
awarded to students.

Eligible students not awarded study grants


Any students who successfully apply for accommodation at beneficial rates but
who are not awarded a study grant must pay a monthly rent equivalent to 1/11
of the amount deducted from study grants awarded to students.

Students awarded study grants and eligible for, but not assigned
accommodation at beneficial-rates
Students who are awarded study grants and are eligible for, but not assigned
accommodation at beneficial rates must pay the full rate of monthly rent.

Internationally mobile students


Students attending programmes run by the Politecnico within the scope of
international exchange projects have the option of using beneficial-rate
accommodation at the Universitys residential structures. For information on the
costs, please visit the website.

Art. 11 OBLIGATIONS
COLLEGES

OF

STUDENTS

ADMITTED

TO

Students assigned a place in accommodation must:

pay the Politecnico di Milano the sum of 400 Euro as a deposit;

sign, in acceptance, the regulations concerning the Politecnico di Milano


residences.

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Students may not have any guests in their rooms who have not been specifically
authorised by the Politecnico di Milano (as specified in the regulations).
In the event of breach of this rule, the student will forfeit the right to
use the accommodation and will be ordered to leave the residence. A
statement will be issued to the local police authorities and the academic
authorities will be informed. This is without prejudice to any action the
may be taken by the Politecnico to obtain full compensation for any
damages suffered.

Art. 12 FORFEITURE OF THE RIGHT


Students assigned accommodation shall forfeit their benefits in the following
situations:

transfer to another university;

dropping out of studies;

application of disciplinary sanctions envisaged by the Regulations of the


Politecnico di Milano Residences;

failure to make payment of the monthly fees for two consecutive


months;

graduation and failure to enrol for a higher level study programme. In


this case, the student must leave the accommodation within 15 days of
graduation. If places are available, students providing a justified request
to use the accommodation may do so paying full rates until 31 July
2013.

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CHAPTER V
BENEFICIAL-RATE CATERING
SERVICE
Art. 1 ELIGIBLE STUDENTS
All students AWARDED STUDY GRANTS and all ELIGIBLE STUDENTS NOT
AWARDED study grants for the 2012/2013 academic year have the right to use
the catering service in accordance with the terms specified by Art. 3 below.
Pursuant to art. 9, paragraph 5, of Prime Ministerial Decree dated 09 April 2001,
a deduction will be made from the amount of the study grants paid to these
students.
The amount to be deducted will be determined subsequently by the Lombardia
Region. A special supplement to this call for applications on the
www.polimi.it/borse will be published.

PLEASE NOTE: If students do not use the catering service, they will not
have any right to refund.
If students take part in international mobility programmes, during the
whole period of their stay abroad, they are expressly prohibited from using the
beneficial-rate catering service. This prohibition remains in force even when during a stay abroad - students return to Italy for any reason whatsoever (e.g. to
take exams, for Christmas holidays, etc.). The students in any case retain the
right to refund of the monthly deduction for cafeteria services in proportion to
the length of their stay abroad.

Art. 2 SERVICE DURATION


For all students enrolled for the first years of BSc, single-cycle BSc +
MSc, and MSc programmes, as well as all students enrolled for PhD
programmes, the catering service will be available from 16 November 2012
to 15 November 2013.

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For all students enrolled for subsequent years of BSc, single-cycle BSc +
MSc, and MSc programmes, the catering service will be available from 1
December 2012 to 30 November 2013.
For students enrolled for subsequent years of PhD programmes, the
catering service will be available from 1 January 2013 to 31 December
2013.
The catering service will be suspended for the entire month of August
2013.

Art. 3 VALUE OF LUNCHEON VOUCHERS AND METHOD FOR


USE
A later document will explain the procedures for activating the service and issue
of the electronic card.
Luncheon vouchers must be used during the day. If not used, they
cannot be used to increase the value of those used over following days.

VALUES:
A) Students AWARDED study grants
B) ELIGIBLE students NOT AWARDED study grants, enrolled for YEARS
SUBSEQUENT TO THE FIRST of study programmes
Students away from home
Have the right to one meal a day from Monday to Sunday.
The daily value of the luncheon voucher is 5.00 Euro.
Local and commuting students
Have the right to one meal a day from Monday to Friday.
The daily value of the luncheon voucher is 4.50 Euro.

C) ELIGIBLE students NOT AWARDED study grants, enrolled for the


FIRST YEARS of study programmes
Students away from home
Have the right to one meal a day from Monday to Sunday.
The daily value of the luncheon voucher is 3.00 Euro.
Local and commuting students
Have the right to one meal a day from Monday to Friday.
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The daily value of the luncheon voucher is 3.00 Euro.

Art. 4 USE OF ELECTRONIC CARDS


Electronic card are STRICTLY PERSONAL. They may not be transferred
to third parties nor converted into cash.

Loss - Theft
In the event of loss or theft of an electronic card, the student must file a signed,
written statement to this effect no later than 5 days after discovering the
loss/theft, at the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service by fax (+39
02.23994468) or e-mail (dirittoallostudio@polimi.it), or in person by visiting the
offices concerned during help desk opening hours.
All meals consumed between the date of loss or theft and the date on
which this is reported will be charged to the holder of the Electronic
Card.

Improper use of the Electronic Card


In the event of improper use of the Electronic Card, the offender will be charged
penalties proportional to the severity of the offence committed, in addition to
being charged the actual cost of any meals purchased irregularly.
By way of example, but not intended as a complete list, the following cases
constitute improper use of the electronic card:

possession and/or use of more than one electronic card;

transfer of one's own electronic card to a third party;

refusal to show or deliver the electronic card and/or an identity


document to University officials or to specifically-appointed staff or
caterers so requesting;

failure to inform the Financial Aid and International Mobility Service of


the theft or loss of an Policard.

Art. 5 CATERING SERVICE FOR ALL OTHER STUDENTS


All other students (enrolled at the Politecnico and not awarded study grants,
Internationally Mobile students, students enrolled for single courses, etc., etc.)
have the right to use the catering service at the controlled prices at cafeterias and
bars situated within the various University campuses.

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Information on use of personal data and the rights of


the declaring party
(Art. 13 of Italian Law no. 196/2003)
1. The data supplied by the student will be processed to
ascertain the financial situation of students' nuclear families,
whether they meet the criteria for accessing benefits and
the determination of such according to the criteria stated in
this call for applications and for all other purposes envisaged
by the law.
2. The data supplied by the student may also be processed
for the purpose of obtaining statistical data.
3. Processing will be carried out both by computer and using
conventional files suitable for guaranteeing maximum
security and confidentiality in compliance with current
legislation and in accordance with the purposes and
methods illustrated in this information.
4. Supply of data for the purposes pursuant to point 1 is
compulsory. Refusal to do so shall make it impossible to
process the students application and therefore result in the
students immediate exclusion from the process for awarding
the benefit. Supply of data for the purposes pursuant to
point 2 is optional. Refusal to supply the data will have no
consequence.
5. Data will not be disclosed or communicated to private
parties unless such is compulsory by a provision of law or
regulation.
6. Data may be disclosed to other public bodies including
the Ministry of Finance and the Financial Authorities where
such is envisaged by a provision of law or regulation or,
when this is not the case, whenever such disclosure is
required for performance of the bodys institutional tasks.
7. Pursuant to articles 20, 21, 68, 73, paragraph 2 and 95 of
Italian Legislative Decree no. 196/2003, the processing may
also concern personal data considered as sensitive, such as,
for example, data that may reveal the students racial and
ethnic origin, in addition to data on his/her state of health.
8. Such sensitive data will be processed in accordance with
the methods intended to prevent the breach of rights, of
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fundamental freedom and the dignity of the party concerned


and, in any case, in ways that do not go beyond the purpose
for which it has been collected. Processing will take place
using both by computer and using conventional files suitable
for guaranteeing maximum security and confidentiality in
compliance with the above legislation and in accordance
with the purposes and methods illustrated in this
information.
9. Sensitive data will not be disclosed.
10. The Data Controller is the Politecnico di Milano.
11. The Data Processor is the Financial Aid and International
Mobility Service of the Politecnico di Milano, based at no. 42
Via Golgi, Milan, Italy.
12. Personal data will be processed not only by the Data
Controller and Data Processor, but also by the Personnel
assigned to data processing, namely employees of the
Politecnico
specifically
appointed
by
the
Data
Controller/Processor. The Personnel assigned to data
processing will be given specific instructions to ensure that
data is processed in compliance with regulations protecting
personal data, with specific reference to security.
13. At any time, the party concerned may exercise his/her
rights with regard to the Data Controller in accordance with
and pursuant to Art. 7 of Italian Legislative Decree no.
196/2003.
Any updates, amendments, additions and deletions
requested by the person concerned will have an effect on
the ranking only if made by the due date for submission of
appeals against the provisional rankings for the various
benefits offered in this call for applications.
When submitting applications for award of benefits, students
state that they have fully examined and read the above
information pursuant to Art. 13 of Legislative Decree no.
196, 30 June 2003, and give their consent to processing of
their personal data, including sensitive data, for the
purposes and with the procedures indicated in the above
information.

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ANNEX A main information for compiling ISEEU-ISPEU forms


Definition of "Nuclear Family
For the purpose of award of benefits, the students nuclear family comprises the student
him/herself and all those recorded as living at the same address, on the official family status
certificate, even if they are not blood-relations.
The following are in any case considered to be part of the students nuclear family:7

the students parents not legally separated or divorced and any other dependent
children, even if not recorded as living at the same address on the official family status
certificate;
the parent receiving maintenance cheques for the student, in cases of divorce or
separation; If maintenance cheques are not received, the parent with whom the student
lives;
any parties placed in the care of the students parents.
any parties who are dependants for tax purposes of one of the members of the
nuclear family, even if not living with that member;
any brothers/sisters who, while no longer living with their original family, continue to
maintain their official residence at the same address, that is who are still included in the
official family status certificate;

Independent Students
A student constitutes his/her own nuclear family independent of his/her family of origin when
BOTH the following criteria are met:
A. RESIDENCE as recorded on the official residence certificate different from that of the
family of origin for at least the past two years. The students residence must not be in
a property owned by a member of the original nuclear family;
B. receipt for at least the past two years - of HIS/HER OWN, TAX-DECLARED
INCOME of at least 7,766 Euro per year, deriving from subordinate or any other form
of employment. For the purpose of this provision, the student must not be employed by a
member of his/her family.
In all cases where the student, although not living with his/her original family, does not meet the
criteria of independence, reference is made to the members and to the financial conditions and
assets of the original nuclear family.
Should the official family status certificate show that the independent student lives
with another person, both their incomes must be considered, even if they are not blood
relations.

Married Students
Married students always form independent nuclear families with their spouses unless they are still
officially recorded as living with their original nuclear family. In such cases, for ISEEU purposes, the nuclear
family shall consist of the husband and wife and any other persons included on the official family certificate.

See Art. 1-bis of Italian Prime Ministerial Decree no 221, 7 May 1999

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Art. 4.4 Student with brothers and sisters earning income and/or owning assets
In order to take due consideration of parties bearing the onus for maintaining the student, the
income and/or assets of the students brothers and sisters who are considered part of the nuclear
family shall be used to calculate all the financial situation indicators. They shall be considered at
50%.

Income received and assets owned abroad;


The income and assets of the members of the nuclear family received/owned abroad in 2011 shall be
assessed according to the average exchange rate for 2011.
Property owned abroad at 31 December 2011 is only assessed in the case of buildings and is
considered at the conventional value of 500 Euro per square metre.

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ANNEX B - main information for compilation of ISEEU-ISPEU forms by foreign students


To obtain completion of the ISEEU Certification forms, foreign students must submit original
documents to CAAFs with specific agreements with the University, regarding:

members of their nuclear family;


income produced abroad in the 2011 calendar year by each member of their nuclear families

PLEASE NOTE: the document must clearly state the income referring to the 2011 calendar year.
Should one or more members of the nuclear family not have received any income in 2011, the
student must in any case submit a statement to this effect.

buildings owned by the nuclear family, specifying the square metres;


value of assets held by the nuclear family at 31 December 2011 (bonds, dividends,
shareholdings, portions of the shareholders' equity of any companies owned, etc.).

The documents needed to complete the ISEEU certification must be issued by the competent
Authorities of the State in which the income was produced and must be authenticated.
An Italian translation of the above documents drawn up in a foreign language must be attached and
certified as an exact translation of the original foreign text by the competent diplomatic or
consular representation or by an official translator.
PLEASE NOTE: Foreign students are ALSO required to state any income and assets that may be
earned/owned in Italy by his/her nuclear family8.
Should the student, for proven reasons, encounter difficulty in obtaining the documents in the country
of origin, he/she may contact the foreign consulate in Italy. In this case too, documents must be
translated and authenticated. In this case, the documents must be authenticated at the territorially
competent Prefecture, i.e. the Prefecture of the city where the foreign consulate issuing the document
is based.

Please see, on this subject, Italian Legislative Decree no. 109, 31 March 1999, and subsequent amendments and
supplements.

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ANNEX C - Developing Countries (Ministerial Decree dated 28 May 2012)


Afghanistan
Bangladesh
Bhutan
Burundi
Comoros
Eritrea
Gambia
Guinea Bissau
Korea, Dem. Rep.
Kyrgyz Rep.
Lesotho
Madagascar
Mauritania
Myanmar
Niger
Rwanda
Sao Tome and Principe
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Tuvalu
Timor - Leste
South Sudan
Vanuatu
Zimbabwe

Angola
Benin
Burkina Faso
Cambodia
Chad
Congo, Democratic Republic of
Djibouti
Ethiopia
Guinea
Equatorial Guinea
Haiti
Kenya
Kiribati
Laos
Liberia
Malawi
Mali
Mozambique
Nepal
Nigeria
Papua New Guinea
Central African Republic
Samoa
Senegal
Solomon Islands
Sudan
Togo
Uganda
Yemen
Zambia

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