The course of studies in Electronic Engineering prepares the student to design, use and innovate electronic devices, circuits and systems and to guide over the years the evolution of various technological sectors with competence and professionalism.

The aim of the course is to train professionals with a solid scientific and application preparation, which combines the physical-chemical-mathematical aspects of the most advanced technologies with the engineering capacity to develop complex applications, products and electronic systems, usable in the most diverse areas of society, often opening up new markets.

The Laurea Magistrale in Electronics Engineering aims to deepen the skills acquired during the degree course, and to expand the preparation of the Engineer accordingly. Examples are the integrated electronic and analog design capabilities, the ability to design complex systems (transduction systems, analog / digital conversion, power transmission), and the ability to design using specially designed CAD software, deepening the knowledge acquired during the course and during the Master’s thesis.

The Engineer thus formed will be able to promote the use of Electronics in all those sectors of society where benefits can be identified, and he/she will be able to carry out his professional activity in university laboratories, companies or research centers in almost any scientific or technological field, or finally as a freelancer with consultancy or start-up skills for innovative start-ups.