Master’s Degree in Electronics Engineering

The programme explores the main areas of electronics: analogue and digital integrated circuits, electronic systems, power electronics and instrumentation. Students can customise their study plan by choosing related courses, and have the chance to follow an Interdisciplinary Programme in Smart Wearable Technologies, carried out in collaboration with EssilorLuxottica and the Smart Eyewear Lab, dedicated to wearable technologies and smart glasses. The possibility of customising the study plan makes it possible to build a specialist profile, for example in microelectronics, power systems or instrumentation, while maintaining a solid general preparation.

Teaching lasts two years and is held full time and in person, in English, with an international approach that prepares students to work in companies and research centres worldwide. The page does not specify the number of credits, the hours, the modules, any internship or the assessment methods. The programme makes it possible to choose among different courses to build a profile consistent with one's own interests, from integrated circuit design to power systems, and to enrich one's preparation with an interdisciplinary programme in which electronics is integrated with other skills in applications very close to consumer products and health. Collaborations with companies and labs offer opportunities for contact with industry and applied research. The international environment in which the lessons are held in English encourages exchange with students from different backgrounds and prepares them to work in multicultural teams and to use international technical terminology.

The aim is to prepare professionals able to design, develop and spread electronic solutions. The qualification gives access to the Register of Engineers, information sector, subject to passing the State exam, and opens the way to positions in companies, bodies and research centres, as well as to continuing studies with doctorates or second-level master's programmes. The programme is aimed at bachelor's graduates interested in electronics, in particular those coming from electronic engineering or related paths, and prepares them to work in a sector where innovation, from microelectronics to wearable devices and power electronics, is continuous and requires solid, up-to-date skills able to integrate with other disciplines. The qualification opens the door to a wide range of sectors, from the semiconductor industry to telecommunications, from automotive to wearable devices, in which electronic design is decisive. The programme also fosters the ability to document projects, work in teams and keep up with emerging technologies, essential aspects in a rapidly changing sector.