Bachelor in Computer engineering

Tuition costs 3,224 USD per year.

Computer engineering sits at the intersection of electronics and computer science, focusing on the design, development, and integration of hardware and software systems. Typical subjects include digital logic and circuit design, computer architecture, embedded systems, programming, signal processing, and telecommunications, together with foundational mathematics and physics courses. Students learn how physical components such as processors, sensors, and memory interact with the software that controls them, giving the field a practical, systems-level perspective that pure computer science or pure electrical engineering programs do not always cover on their own. Career paths for graduates include roles in embedded systems development, hardware design, telecommunications, industrial automation, and general software engineering, since the training provides a broad technical base applicable to many technology sectors. This bachelor's program in Computer engineering is delivered by Università degli Studi "Guglielmo Marconi" - Telematica, based in Roma, Italy, and is taught in English over three years of study. As an online or distance-oriented institution, the university structures its teaching to reach students who may not be based locally, while still working toward the same technical competencies expected of any engineering degree. The three-year duration reflects the standard first-cycle structure used across Italian higher education, and it is intended to prepare graduates either to enter the workforce directly or to continue into more advanced, specialized engineering study. Because the program is taught entirely in English, it is designed to be accessible to students from outside Italy who want an internationally oriented engineering qualification without needing prior Italian language skills, while still being grounded in the Italian academic system and its approach to technical education.