Master in Electronics Engineering

Tuition fees are 2,102 EUR per year.

Electronics engineering focuses on the design, development, and testing of circuits, devices, and systems that process and control electrical signals. The discipline covers subjects such as analog and digital circuit design, semiconductor physics, microelectronics, embedded systems, and signal processing, giving students the tools to build everything from small integrated circuits to larger electronic systems used in industry. Because electronics forms the foundation of countless technologies, coursework often connects to related areas including control systems, sensors, power electronics, and the software needed to operate electronic devices. Students learn to use simulation tools and laboratory equipment to design and test circuits, and many programs also introduce emerging areas such as electronics for automotive systems, robotics, and industrial automation. Graduates commonly work as hardware design engineers, embedded systems engineers, test engineers, or research and development specialists in sectors such as automotive, consumer electronics, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing. Some pursue further specialization in microelectronics or semiconductor design, while others apply their training to systems integration or product development roles. This master's degree in Electronics Engineering is delivered by Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia in Modena, Italy, and is taught in English over a duration of two years. Modena is situated in the Emilia-Romagna region, an area with a strong manufacturing and automotive tradition, and the program is part of the university's engineering offerings aimed at both domestic and international students.