Ingegneria Elettronica

Tuition fees are 700 EUR per year.

Electronic Engineering is concerned with the design and application of circuits, devices, and systems that process electrical signals and information. The field covers a broad range of subjects, including analog and digital circuit design, semiconductor devices, signal processing, embedded systems, and microelectronics, giving students the tools to design components ranging from simple sensors to complex integrated circuits. Coursework typically combines physics and mathematics with practical laboratory work, so students learn to model, simulate, and test electronic systems before they are built. Many programs also touch on related areas such as communications, control systems, and computer engineering, reflecting how electronic components underpin nearly every modern technology, from consumer electronics and medical devices to industrial automation and renewable energy systems. Because electronics is foundational to so many industries, graduates find opportunities as design engineers, hardware engineers, systems engineers, and technical consultants in sectors including telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, energy, and manufacturing. Some pursue further research at the doctoral level, particularly in areas such as microelectronics or embedded systems. This master's degree in Electronic Engineering is offered by Università degli Studi di Perugia, located in Perugia, Italy. The program is taught in English and runs for two years, building on an undergraduate engineering foundation to give students more advanced knowledge of circuit design, signal processing, and electronic systems. Students entering the program typically hold a bachelor's degree in engineering or a closely related field. On completion, graduates are equipped to design and develop the electronic systems that increasingly sit at the core of industrial, communication, and consumer technologies.