The Eni MiNDS Master Scholarship is a fully funded, industry-integrated graduate programme offered by Eni S.p.A. in collaboration with Politecnico di Torino — one of Italy's premier technical universities. The Master in Natural Resources Development and Storage (MiNDS) trains up to 10 young international professionals per year in the technical and managerial skills required to lead in the global energy and natural resources sector.
With a monthly scholarship of €1,500, full tuition coverage by Eni, and a curriculum blending six months of academic coursework with two months of hands-on project work, the programme offers a direct pathway into one of the world's largest integrated energy companies.
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About this opportunity
The Master in Natural Resources Development and Storage (MiNDS) is a 1st Level Specializing Master's (equivalent to a postgraduate vocational programme) activated by Politecnico di Torino in collaboration with Eni Corporate University S.p.A.
It is designed for up to 10 young graduates who want to acquire advanced knowledge and skills in the energy industry, specifically in the development and storage of natural resources.
Key features of the programme:
Fully funded by Eni — Scholarship and tuition coverage for all selected participants
60 ECTS credits over approximately one academic year
English-taught — All instruction delivered in English
Industry-integrated — Curriculum developed with Eni professionals and academic staff
Project work component — 250 hours of practical project work from May to July
International cohort — Open to graduates from universities worldwide
Pathway to Eni careers — Strong placement track record within the Eni group
Related: Learn more about Politecnico di Torino and Eni's training programmes.
Financial Benefits
All participants selected by Eni receive comprehensive financial support:
Monthly scholarship — €1,500 gross per month for the entire 12-month duration of the programme (total €18,000)
Full tuition coverage — Eni pays the participation/enrolment fee directly to Politecnico di Torino; selected students pay no tuition
Accident insurance — Included in the programme
Master's diploma — Official 1st Level Specializing Master's diploma from Politecnico di Torino upon successful completion
Minor costs borne by the student: Accident insurance premium (approx. €5), enrolment revenue stamp (€16), and diploma revenue stamp (€16) — totalling approximately €37.
What's covered
- Tuition fees
- Living allowance
- Flight/travel costs
Documents Required
Applicants must prepare and submit the following documents:
Politecnico di Torino application form — Completed online with all required attachments
Eni application form — Registered on the Eni.com website for the open position referencing Master MiNDS
Academic transcripts and degree certificate — Official documents from your university; non-Italian degrees must be evaluated for equivalency
Curriculum Vitae (CV) — Updated academic and professional CV
Valid passport or ID — For international applicants
Compliance declaration — May be required by Eni during the selection process
Important: The application process is dual — you must complete both the Politecnico di Torino application and the Eni.com registration for the specific open position.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
Age limit: Must be under 30 years old as of 31 December 2025 (for the 2026/27 edition)
Academic qualification: Must hold a 2nd cycle degree (Master's level or equivalent) with a final score of at least 100/110 (or equivalent foreign qualification) in one of the following fields:
Energy and Nuclear Engineering
Aerospace and Space Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Computing / Computer Engineering
Physical-Mathematical Models for Industrial Engineering
Materials Engineering
Physics
Mathematics
Geological and Geophysical Sciences
English proficiency: Excellent knowledge of English, assessed during the Eni selection process
Professional experience: Prior work experience in the energy sector in countries or regions strategic to Eni is valued as a selection criterion
Integrity requirements: Candidates must meet Eni's integrity and ethical standards; a compliance declaration may be required
How to Apply
Follow these steps to apply for the Eni MiNDS Master Scholarship:
Read the official call for applications — Download and review the full requirements from the Eni MiNDS page
Fill in the Politecnico di Torino application form — Submit through the university's online portal, attaching all required academic documents
Register on Eni.com — Create an account on the Eni careers portal and apply for the open position referencing Master MiNDS in Natural Resources Development and Storage
Submit both applications before the deadline — Ensure all materials are complete and submitted on time
Await selection outcome — Eni will contact shortlisted candidates for interviews
Successful outcome: After the application deadline, you will receive an email with instructions on how to proceed.
Unsuccessful outcome: No communication will be sent. This does not prevent you from applying for other Eni opportunitie
