The MSc in Electronics Communications Engineering aims to form a graduate with advanced knowledge on current telecommunications and electronic systems and with the latest skills for their design, development, and maintenance. The program provides studies in key technical areas such as digital communication techniques, information theory, electronic design and high-frequency techniques. Besides a solid math science/engineering education, the student can improve its skills tailoring the course to his requirements by choosing among a number of option modules in application fields such as security, safety, energy, and environment.

This is a 2-year graduate programme entirely taught in English, offered to both national and international students.... [-]

The Master of Science program in Telecommunications Engineering features an advanced and innovative curriculum with multidisciplinary courses in the areas of Internet services and applications, communication systems, multimedia signal processing, optical and radio technologies, and remote sensing.

Students can select four possible tracks (all taught in English):

or define their personalized study program through a large set of available courses.

Students holding at least a BSc degree in a related field and 15 years of education are eligible for application. Preference is accorded to graduates in Information Technology, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Computer Engineering. A solid background in the fundamentals of engineering is requested, i.e. in Mathematics, Physics, Telecommunications disciplines, Computer Science, Electronics.... [-]

The program includes a broad range track entitled "Electrical Engineering" and a special track devoted to "Smart Grids", organized and run in collaboration with Enel S.p.A. The first track provides solid skills in the areas of electrical energy and of renewable sources, electrical systems in transportation, design and automation of electrical systems. The track "Smart Grids" provides tools to manage the new challenges of electricity systems involving increasing presence of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) and of Dispersed Generation (DG). Such a new generation paradigm drives the evolution of distribution networks towards smart grids. Mastering the evolution requires new professional skills, ranging from the use of information and of communications technologies, fundamental to enhance traditional networks, to the full knowledge of the regulation of power systems operated in liberalized energy markets. ... [-]