The Degree Programme in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology provides a broad and interdisciplinary methodological background in the main areas of Information Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering/Bioengineering.
The study programme is aimed at developing analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the competences required to address complex challenges typical of information and energy technologies. The curriculum integrates theoretical and applied aspects, preparing graduates to operate in rapidly evolving technological environments and to collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary projects.
Role in the professional context
Graduates perform technical and operational roles in the fields of Information Engineering and Electrical Engineering, contributing to the design, management, and integration of electronic, information, energy, and biomedical systems.
They work within multidisciplinary teams, supporting technological development activities, systems analysis, and the implementation of innovative solutions in both industrial and service sectors.
Skills associated with the role
Graduates acquire solid knowledge of the core engineering disciplines, with particular emphasis on the principles of electrical, electronic, computer, and biomedical engineering. In particular, they are able to:
- analyse and model complex systems;
- identify and solve engineering problems using quantitative methods and computational tools;
- design and assess hardware and software components and systems;
- implement technological solutions and contribute to digital innovation processes;
- support research and development activities in industrial and academic environments.