Masters in Electronic Engineering

The MSc in ICT and Internet Engineering prepares students to work with modern internet technologies, smart digital systems, and connected infrastructure.

• Students gain technical knowledge and practical methods to solve complex problems in the digital era through multidisciplinary approaches. The programme covers key areas such as:
• Sensing, monitoring, and cyber-physical systems.
• Telecommunications and computer networking.
• Software systems, online services, and web-based applications.
• Cybersecurity and protection of digital systems.
• Big-data analytics and pattern recognition.
• Internet of Things, smart infrastructure, software-rich networks, and mobile applications.
• The course responds to growing demand for skilled professionals who can design, develop, manage, and improve internet-related systems.
• Graduates can work in technology and service industries, where digital transformation is creating new roles and business opportunities.
• Career opportunities are available in web-system and application design, ICT technology development, enterprise web integration, cybersecurity, energy, healthcare, environmental protection, tourism, automotive, construction, defence, and public administration.
• The programme also provides useful skills for creating and developing a technology-focused start-up.

• Hold a Bachelor’s Degree or an equivalent foreign degree recognised as suitable for Master’s-level admission.

• A Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering or Computer Science is specifically listed as meeting the minimum academic background for assessment.

• Degrees in computer, electronic, and telecommunications engineering are described as fully compatible with the programme.

• Non-EU applicants who do not live in Italy must first complete the programme’s assessment procedure before enrolling.

• Have foundational knowledge in mathematics and physics expected from an engineering bachelor’s degree.

• Have basic preparation in information-engineering subjects, including electronics, automatic control, computer science, networks, and signals.

• Meet the stated academic-performance benchmark: a cumulative GPA above 85%, or—where no numerical GPA is available—an overall level above “Good.”

• Your transcript subjects and the marks obtained are considered during the academic assessment.

• Demonstrate English proficiency at CEFR B2 level if your bachelor’s degree was not taught in English. An English-taught bachelor’s degree exempts you from submitting a separate language certificate.

• Admission is free access, but the university checks curricular prerequisites through the DELPHI portal, generally from March to April.