ROUNDTABLE WITH COMPANIES IN CLASS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING STUDENTS
The IT world is constantly evolving: new technologies, Artificial Intelligence, software engineering, cybersecurity, data, cloud computing and digital transformation are reshaping professional roles, skills and career paths.
Join the In-Class Roundtable for Computer Science and Engineering Students, an event organized by the Career Service of Politecnico di Milano in collaboration with Prof. Marco Brambilla, designed to offer students the opportunity to engage directly with industry professionals.
During the event, representatives from different companies with technical backgrounds in IT, software engineering and digital technologies will share their professional experiences, discussing their activities, projects, technological challenges and the skills currently required by the job market.
The roundtable will provide an opportunity to explore:
→ the main career opportunities for Computer Science and Engineering graduates;
→ the evolution of IT professions and the impact of Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies;
→ the technical and soft skills most valued by companies;
→ real-world examples of projects, activities and challenges faced by professionals in their working environments;
→ how the knowledge and skills acquired during university studies are applied in the professional world.
The event will take the form of an open discussion, allowing students to gain first-hand insights into the perspectives, opportunities and transformations shaping the IT sector.
REGISTRATION CLOSED
The event is exclusively reserved for students attending Prof. Marco Brambilla's SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR BIG AND UNSTRUCTURED course. Therefore, individual registration for this event is not possible.
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All events are exclusively open to students and graduates of Politecnico di Milano.
Event details
17 November 2026
14:30 - 16:30 Local time
In class - 9.1.2 - Edificio 9 | Campus Leonardo
English
REGISTRATIONS OPEN
Close number
(max 0)
Target disciplinary areas:
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING