Electronic Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering provides students with a broad scientific and technological education on all aspects related to the wide and fascinating world of electronic devices, circuits and systems. Graduates are able to develop and use electronic methods and tools with an engineering mindset to address common electronic problems over a wide spectrum of applications. The curriculum of the Bachelor degree in Electronics is based on 3-year courses and is characterized by initial three semesters in which the student acquires a solid scientific ground, studying the essential elements of fundamental disciplines (physics, mathematics and chemistry) that constitute the necessary basis of engineering studies. The electronic preparation takes shape over the next three semesters with courses that introduce and define the major areas of modern electronics, i.e. analog electronic circuits, digital circuits, optoelectronic devices and microcontrollers and deepen the main aspects of the application where the electronic principles add value to the products. The electronic preparation is accompanied and completed during the same three semesters with the study of the fundamentals of other disciplines related to Information and Communications Technologies (ICT), such as automation control, telecommunications and programming, in order to reach a comprehensive preparation, solid and well articulated. In the last six months, students have the possibility of an internship in one of the many companies in the electronic sector, so as to acquire specific professional skills.