Master in Electronic Engineering

Electronic Engineering is a master's degree taught in English at Università degli Studi di Genova in Genova, Italy, over two years. This program belongs to the field of engineering, focusing on the design, development, and application of electronic circuits and systems. Students typically study circuit design, signal processing, and embedded systems, alongside subjects covering microelectronics, telecommunications, and the hardware and software integration involved in modern electronic devices. Coursework often addresses topics such as analog and digital circuit design, sensor systems, and the electronic components that underpin communication and computing technologies, giving students both theoretical grounding and practical design skills. Because electronic engineering underlies a wide range of technologies, from consumer devices to industrial systems, students in this field develop skills that are broadly applicable across sectors that rely on electronic hardware and systems. Graduates commonly pursue careers as electronic engineers, working on circuit design, embedded systems development, or hardware engineering for technology companies, telecommunications providers, and manufacturers of electronic equipment. Others move into research and development roles focused on emerging electronic technologies, or into telecommunications engineering, working on the hardware side of communication networks and devices. The degree can also serve as a foundation for further research in electronic engineering or related fields such as telecommunications or microelectronics. Based in Genova, a city with an established engineering tradition, and delivered entirely in English, the program is designed for students seeking advanced technical training in electronic systems and circuit design.