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MUNER - Motorvehicle University of Emilia Romagna Master in Autonomous Driving Engineering (EEIV)

MUNER - Motorvehicle University of Emilia Romagna

Master in Autonomous Driving Engineering (EEIV)

2 years

English

Full time

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Sep 2025

EUR 2,226 / per year **

On-Campus

* non-EU students: mid-february to early may | EU students: mid-april to early july

** maximum €2,226/year, with reductions based on ISEE indicator

Key Summary

    About : The Master in Autonomous Driving Engineering (EEIV) focuses on developing skills in autonomous vehicle technology. This program offers an in-depth understanding of the technical and engineering aspects critical to the industry. Students will engage with key topics such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and sensor technologies over the course duration.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles as autonomous vehicle engineers, robotics engineers, or data scientists. They may also find opportunities in research and development within automotive companies or tech firms specializing in autonomous systems.

Introduction

The curriculum in Autonomous Driving Engineering (ADE) is part of the Master’s Degree Course in Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles (EEIV).

The specific goal of the ADE curriculum is to provide future engineers with a solid knowledge of the methods and tools used in the development of intelligent transportation systems. In particular, this includes knowledge of software and electronic systems widely used in intelligent vehicles for: sensing the environment, processing sensor data, planning driving actions and manoeuvres, and driving a vehicle.

The ADE curriculum has a duration of two academic years.
During the first year courses are offered to strengthen students’ background knowledge on topics such as “embedded” and “real-time” electronic systems, automotive sensors, automatic control, vehicular radio communications, machine vision and deep learning.

The second year complements and specializes the first year, introducing students to electronic technologies and devices for automotive systems and offering various electives on advanced driver assistance systems, vehicle path planning and control, sensors for perception, simulation environments and HMI, and machine learning for autonomous driving.

The first academic year is located at the Department of Electrical, Electronic, and Information Engineering Guglielmo Marconi (Bologna Campus), while the second academic year is located at the Department of Engineering and Architecture (Parma Campus).

The number of places is limited to a maximum of 25 students. Admission is based on merit and interviews to assess motivation and skills. All classes are taught in English.

Muner's international faculty consists of highly experienced lecturers and professionals. The contents of the courses have been defined together with the contribution of the partner companies to ensure that the training is in line with the current requirements of the labor market.

The program requires students to participate in numerous laboratory activities, either on campus or at the premises of industrial partners, in line with a "learning by doing" approach. It also includes mandatory internships in private companies and lab-based thesis preparation activities, which are conducted using a "project work" approach.

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