Master in Electrical Engineering

For Master in Electrical Engineering, the tuition fee is 2,890 EUR per year.

Electrical Engineering is concerned with the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism in the design of systems and devices. This master's programme at Universita degli Studi di Padova is taught in English over two years and provides advanced training across the core areas of the discipline, including power systems, electronics, control systems, and signal processing. Coursework typically covers subjects such as circuit theory, electromagnetics, power generation and distribution, and digital and analog electronics, alongside more specialized topics including renewable energy systems, electric machines, and communication systems. Students usually study how electrical systems are designed, analyzed, and optimized, ranging from small-scale electronic devices to large power distribution networks. Many programmes also address topics such as energy efficiency, smart grid technologies, and the integration of renewable energy sources into existing power infrastructure, reflecting ongoing changes in how electricity is generated and distributed. Laboratory work is a common component of electrical engineering programmes, giving students practical experience testing circuits, systems, and devices using specialized equipment and simulation tools. Students typically develop skills in mathematical modeling, circuit design, and systems analysis, preparing them to work on the electrical infrastructure and devices that underpin modern technology. Graduates commonly pursue careers as electrical engineers, power systems engineers, electronics designers, or automation specialists, working in energy companies, manufacturing firms, technology companies, and infrastructure organizations. Others continue into doctoral research or specialize further in areas such as power systems or electronics. The discipline requires a strong foundation in mathematics and physics combined with an interest in the practical design of electrical and electronic systems. Padova's university maintains an established programme in electrical and electronic engineering, and this English-taught master's degree is designed for international students seeking postgraduate study in electrical engineering within Italy. The two-year format allows time for both advanced coursework and applied laboratory and project work.