Ingegneria elettronica

Tuition fees for Ingegneria elettronica are 3,000 EUR per year.

Electronic Engineering is a master's program delivered in English at Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, located in Bologna, Italy. The discipline covers the design, development, and testing of electronic circuits, devices, and systems, ranging from microelectronics and semiconductor components to embedded systems and integrated circuits. Typical subjects include circuit theory, digital and analog electronics, microelectronics, embedded systems design, signal processing, and hardware-software integration. Students learn how electronic components are combined into functioning systems, how integrated circuits are designed and fabricated, and how embedded electronics are used to control everything from consumer devices to industrial machinery and automotive systems. The field underpins much of modern technology, since nearly every device that processes or transmits information relies on electronic hardware at some level. Coursework often blends theoretical foundations in physics and mathematics with practical laboratory work involving circuit design, testing, and prototyping. Graduates of this discipline pursue careers as hardware engineers, embedded systems developers, semiconductor design engineers, and specialists in fields such as consumer electronics, automotive electronics, telecommunications hardware, and industrial control systems. Some move into research roles focused on next-generation devices or materials, while others work in product development for technology manufacturers. The two-year master's program is designed for students who already hold a background in engineering and want to deepen their technical expertise in electronic systems, an area of study that remains central to the ongoing development of computing, communications, and automated technologies across many industries.