Physical and Mathematical Engineering

The degree program in Physical and Mathematical Engineering aims to train innovation-oriented engineers with a solid background in mathematics and physics, a strong inclination toward basic and applied research, technologies based on new materials, and the study of complex physical phenomena.

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Study Plan

The program aims to train professionals with knowledge of applied mathematics and advanced physics, along with cross-disciplinary engineering skills in the fields of electronic engineering, telecommunications, electronic measurements, computer engineering, and automation engineering. The combination of scientific and technical expertise in a single professional profile enables the physical-mathematical engineer to tackle complex problems with methodological rigor, as required by industrial environments undergoing constant technological evolution.

The Bachelor's Degree Program in Physical and Mathematical Engineering spans three years and involves the acquisition of 180 ECTS credits.

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Course teaching regulations

The teaching regulations specify the organisational aspects of the course, according to the corresponding system, respecting the freedom of teaching and the rights-duties of professors/lecturers and students.

Teaching regulations A.Y. 24-25

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