Computational Mechanics

CompMech is run in close collaboration with Italian University La Sapienza (Rome, Italy) and the MOX department of Politecnico di Milano (Milano, Italy). The program provides high-level training on continuum and computational mechanics in an international environment.

The Master in Computational Mechanics offers three possible pathways, with or without double-degree agreements with the Italian universities:

• A local degree
• A double degree with La Sapienza - Ingegneria Meccanica (max. 6 places available)
• A double degree with PoliMi - Ingegneria Mathematica (max. 2 places available)

Upon completing the Master, graduates will be able to work in English-speaking research and engineering teams at the international level. They will know how to analyze scientific papers in the general field of continuous mechanics, evaluate the relevance of the various approximations needed to solve a problem, and implement efficient numerical discretization and solution techniques using modern open-source software for High Performance Computing. They will learn how to use these skills and more to solve complex problems in fluid and solid mechanics.