The Ph.D. course aims to train researchers capable of carrying out high-quality research work related to Information Engineering in academic and non academic research institutions as well as in industrial research & development centers. The course consists of four curricula:

Control, Optimization and Complex Systems

Electronics, Electromagnetics and Electrical Systems

that cover all the main areas of Information Engineering.

The Ph.D. course aims to train researchers capable of carrying out high-quality research work related to Information Engineering in academic and non academic research institutions as well as in industrial research development centers. The course consists of four curricula:

You must hold a MSc degree or equivalent (at least 5 years of university studies). You may apply before graduation but you must obtain your degree before October 31th of the current year. You also must be able to use English in a professional context (a CEFR B2 level is sufficient).

For more information about admission requirements, please visit the university website.

Admissions Option 2

Several scholarship options are available, please visit the university website for more information.

Scholarships and Funding Option 2

For more information about tuition fee, please visit the university website.

Program Tuition Fees Option 2

Master

Technology Studies

Information Technology

Engineering Studies

Engineering

The University of Florence dates back to the Studium Generale set up by the Florentine Republic in 1321. It has had very famous scholars (Galileo Galilei) and professors as well as the two most recent Italian Prime Ministers (Giuseppe Conte and Mario Draghi). Only in 1923 however, the University acquired its actual name and was transformed into a modern comprehensive university, with its 21 Departments and 10 Schools.

PhD Course in Information Engineering

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PhD Course in Information Engineering

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