The Didactic Regulations require that, in order to get access the Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering for Digital Energy, prospect students must meet specific requirements related to:

• Curricular disciplines (that is, students must have gained a certain number of credits in specific subject areas);
• Knowledge of the English language;
• Background/personal knowledge.

For further details, please see the following documents:

• Didactic regulation of the degree’s program (with particular reference to Art. 3);
• Modalità di verifica dei requisiti di ingresso per l’accesso alla laurea magistrale (Procedures regulating admission tests).

Both documents are available at:

https://corsi.unisa.it/electrical-engineering-for-digital-energy/didattica/regolamenti

Background/personal knowledge is assessed via an admission test. The specific dates for the test are determined on a yearly basis and are available from the website of the Department in Information and Electrical Engineering and Applied Mathematics.

The test outcome is determined based on both titles already acquired by students and on a admission test. The minimum score to pass the test is 60 (sixty) points. As specified in the regulations, the score points – maximum score is 100 – are partitioned as follows:

• Up to 20 points (twenty) for the titles related to the prior Academic career.
• Up to 80 points (eighty) for the admission test.

Concerning the admission test, which has the goal to assess the level of preparation of prospective students on the curricular disciplines, it consists of some exercises focused on one or more of the topics included in the Syllabus reported in this page in the attachment section.

The test will be in the English language.

Non-EU students interested in the enrollment in our master degree course have to (mandatorily) register themselves on the Universitaly portal, here a link to a quick guide and login: https://www.universitaly.it/first-steps

Once International students will be registered on the above platform, they will be able to access all the information about the university course catalogue.

After choosing the degree/master degree program, they will be able to pre-enroll to the program and to upload all documents to be sent to the University for the evaluation.

The University will evaluate the applicants. Letter of eligibility is not required but can be uploaded if already issued by the University.

The Italian Representative abroad will start the procedure to issue the visa, only for candidates already accepted by the University.