Electronic engineering

Furthermore, to provide additional application-specific knowledge, the program offers a choice between two curricula: one focused on electronic systems design and the other focused on the telecommunications and radiofrequency sector. Courses include experimental and laboratory work to consolidate knowledge. To earn the credits required for the final exam, students can also utilize apprenticeships in higher education or internships within recognized training programs abroad.

Thanks to these characteristics, graduates in Electronic Engineering are one of the most sought-after professionals today: they are able to apply their specific skills in the electronic engineering field in public and private companies, in production and/or management, or in freelance work. They can also continue their studies in Master's Degree programs that require a degree belonging to Class L-8 as an entry requirement.