Politecnico di Milano - School of Design

No cafeteria, no air conditioning in most buildings (with Milan's heat, the third floors are intolerable), not enough wall outlets for charging and occasionally rain will seep through the ceiling into the buildings. Almost no study space and crowded classrooms. Open access university with no security = laptops get stolen frequently & Pros, Good studio for taking product pictures and excellent choice of rentable equipment. Well served by train and safe area (despite the occasional theft).

The School of Design in the Politecnico di Milano is the best place to study Design in the world. This faculty is the largest international university for the training of product, communication, interior and fashion designers, both by number of students and of teaching staff.

The only good part of this part of the campus is the little park behind B6. Inside the rooms are not thought out well. Some of the windows don't even open ( in B2 ) and the air conditioning is seldom adjusted for studying (too hot in the summer). The places to sit around B2 are not sufficient and in my opinion the space hasn't been used practically. ( the photo is from B6 )

A very Good university !!

Lots of well kept gardens where you can sit on benches or just lie on the ground in the shade of the trees. It offers canteen and bar service within the campus, easily accessible from all key points. It has some problems with temperatures, especially B2, but the classrooms are spacious, you can see and hear it well from every point. There is also a library with a study room and a space where there are exhibitions for several months. There are elevators in all buildings and exhibitions with student work are often organized in the corridors.