14 Electronics Degree Programs in Italy

The new trends in Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) require more and more multidisciplinary preparation that spans the fields of Communications, Electronics, and Computer Science. Three areas that “speak” English in a native way. Electronic and Communications Engineering is what you are looking for: all courses are given in English, the official language of ICT. The first year of study gives the foundations of mathematics, physics, computer science, computer networks, and electronics.

The Master of Science in Electronic Engineering provides high-level education to graduate students with a bachelor in electronics, communications and other scientific disciplines. Besides traditional courses, the syllabus includes other industry-oriented courses and opportunities.

The Master’s degree program in Electronic Engineering is aimed at training designers of electronic systems in various sectors, such as electronics for computing and telecommunications, industrial automation and manufacturing, electronics for biomedical applications, electronics for efficient energy conversion and utilization, electronics for domestic use (home, office, transport), electronics for automotive and airborne-space systems.

Micro- and nano-electronics is considered an essential technology, as it enables the development and growth of our society. It is explicitly mentioned in the most relevant strategic planning documents of Italy and Europe (eg: PNRR 21-26, European Commission, of which it is one of the Key Enabling Technologies, and the European Chips Act). Today, any technological development, in any sector, from telecommunications to biomedical, from mobility and transportation to energy, requires dedicated micro- and nano-electronic devices, which must be specifically developed and manufactured on large scale. The problem at an international level, identified with the term "chip shortage", which has clearly emerged in recent years, demonstrates how the world economy is increasingly bound to the availability of integrated circuits and systems.

The MSc in Electronics Communications Engineering aims to form a graduate with advanced knowledge on current telecommunications and electronic systems and with the latest skills for their design, development and maintenance.

The Master of Science programme aims to form graduates with a comprehensive and solid scientific and technological background in Electronics Engineering, able to design and to use electronic devices, electronic circuits and electronic systems of any complexity as well as to promote the diffusion of electronic technologies in the fields of human activity where benefits can be envisaged. To meet these training needs, the Master of Science in Electronics Engineering bases its roots on a full spectrum of basic courses (mathematics, classical and modern physics, computer science, signal theory, control and communications, basic electronic circuits) that are prerequisites required from the Bachelor, and focuses on the most advanced disciplines in electronic design (analog and digital integrated circuits, solid state physics and devices, microelectronics, optoelectronics and photonic devices, sensors and electronic instrumentation, communications and control systems) to provide a complete and up-to-date preparation. Upon graduating, students will have developed a "design oriented" mindset and acquired a skill to use engineering tools to design solutions to advanced electronic challenges in scientific and technological fields.

The first-level Degree Course in Computer, Electronic and Communications Engineering aims at training engineers in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) characterized by a broad spectrum of preparation, with adequate knowledge of the methodological aspects of basic sciences, Information Engineering sciences and with specific skills in Computer, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering. The overall objective of the degree course is to train an engineer able to immediately enter the labour market but also to continue his studies, being endowed with the adequate cultural basis necessary to acquire the ability to promote technological innovation and to design complex systems.

Electronics for intelligent systems, Big-data and Internet of things (E-BIT) is an international curriculum which imparts thorough knowledge in electronic technologies related to the development and design of electronic devices, solid-state sensors, circuits and systems employed for acquisition, reliable storage, and processing of the big data generated by Internet-of-Things applications.

This Master of Science in Electronic Engineering aims to produce graduates with a high level of specialization in the different electronics sectors, and with solid methodological foundations in the wider field of information engineering. Our objective is to help you develop the ability to understand, manage, and promote technological innovation while adapting to the rapid changes typical of high-technology sectors.

The curriculum in Electronic and Communication Systems (ECS) is part of the Master’s Degree Course in Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles (EEIV). This curriculum is designed to provide students who wish to become electronic engineers with a solid knowledge of the methods and tools that make electronics the foundation of all systems that collect, process, transmit and store information in current and future vehicles.

You will become an Electronic Engineer, a professional who can work in the field of research, design, and development at the frontiers of technology. Electronic engineers not only need to use advanced components and methodologies but also develop new ones, creating innovative applications with an excellent cost-performance ratio.

The 2nd Cycle Degree Course (Master Degree) in Electronic Engineering is open to students already holding a 1st Cycle Degree (Bachelor Degree) in scientific and engineering disciplines with a focus on electrical/electronic subjects...

The Master's Degree in Networks and Telecommunications offers two courses over 2 years (120 ECTS) to train engineers specialized in the field of communicating electronic systems (SYSCOM) and telecommunications (TELECOM). The number of graduates is around thirty per year with a professional integration rate of 96%.

The course of study in Electronic Engineering aims to train master's graduates who, thanks to a broad and well-founded technical-scientific culture, are able to progress at the pace of scientific and technological evolution and contribute directly to it; in this sense it intends to introduce students to design and research problems, training engineers who can enter high-tech scientific and industrial fields on a wide range of topics, ranging from sensors and micro- and nano-electronic devices to optical devices and optoelectronic systems and their applications in sub-micrometric integrated circuit systems and in measurement and control systems for industrial and civil applications.