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The application portal will reopen for a second round of applications from March 3, 2025. The application portal will remain open until April 18, 2025, at 17:00 CET (18:00 EET).
The applications will follow the same procedure as the first application round. That is, the applicants who apply during the second application round will need only to submit their applications, along with the required documents, to the EMJM Imaging application portal.
The first application round for Intake 2025 (starting in the 2025/2026 academic year), which ran from 20 November 2024 to 5 January 2025, has concluded.
The shortlisting stage of the selection process has concluded. A total of 940 applications were received. The shortlisted candidates have been notified via email, and only the shortlisted candidates are required to submit their applications to the POLIMI portal, following the instructions provided.
The shortlisting stage evaluation considered academic merit, eligibility criteria of the EMJM Imaging program, country-specific requirements of Politecnico di Milano, and the geographical balance requirements set by the European Commission.
Regardless of the shortlisting status, all candidates who applied during the first application round will receive the final selection results in April 2025.
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