Enrolling - Electronics Engineering

• Because every aspect of modern society is permeated by electronic systems that process, store and transmit information. The Electronic Engineering degree programme prepares students to design and use electronic devices, circuits and systems with competence and professionalism. The aim of the programme is to train professionals with a solid scientific and technological grounding who can combine the physical, chemical and mathematical aspects characteristic of the most advanced technologies with the engineering skills required to develop products and systems.
• To acquire the tools to turn ideas into concrete, productive realities. Electronic systems are used everywhere, both where they are immediately visible – such as in mobile phones, computers and cars – and in less conventional contexts, such as clothing and footwear.
• To undertake a degree programme offering extensive opportunities for participation in international exchange programmes, with the possibility of obtaining a Master of Science degree from prestigious American universities.
• Because the Department of Information Engineering at the University of Brescia has been recognised by the Ministry of Education (MIUR) as one of Italy’s departments of excellence.
• To be able to enter the world of work quickly and successfully. Despite the economic crisis of recent years, Master’s graduates in Electronic Engineering find work quickly, often even before completing their degree.

In order to be admitted to a Master of Science degree course, it is necessary to be in possession of a first-level university degree, or of another degree obtained abroad, recognised as suitable.

Admission to Master's degree courses that do not have a single-cycle degree is regulated by the ‘Regulations for Admission to Master's Degrees in Engineering’.
Admission procedures for students who are not EU citizens or foreign citizens regularly residing in Italy and in possession of a first-level degree awarded in Italy are governed by the relevant ministerial regulations.

Admission to the Laurea Magistrale will be decided upon by the competent CCSA by unquestionable decision, on the basis of the verification of the possession of the curricular requirements, following an evaluation of the candidate's academic curriculum, and the verification of personal preparation, as specified in the following sections. The candidate will be admitted only in the event of a positive outcome of both verifications. In order to carry out these verifications, the SCAB may make use of a specific Assessment Committee.