2022-2023 Academic Year

Admission methods to the Master's Degree programme with entry

requirements and academic knowledge assessment in:

Ingegneria Elettronica
Electronics Engineering
Faculty of Information Engineering, Computer Science and Statistics
Class: LM-29; code to insert on Infostud: 31283

Please Note: The use of masculine genders or titles herein shall be construed to also include
the feminine gender and is merely meant to facilitate the legibility of the text.

1. Stages of the procedure

To be admitted to the degree programme, it is necessary to:

a. Pay the €10 fee following the methods and deadlines laid down in paragraph 3.

b. Wait for the result of the entry requirements assessment. If the requirements are
not met, missing credits (ECTS) can be acquired by passing single courses.
Methods and costs are laid down in Article 41 of the Student Regulations.
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c. Carry out the academic knowledge assessment in compliance with the

procedures laid down in paragraph 4.

d. Proceed to enrolment by paying the degree programme tuition fees following the
procedures and deadlines indicated in paragraph 5.
Enrolment can be carried out only after the Student Affairs Office sends the email
informing about the successful result of the entry requirements and academic
knowledge assessment.

Further information about enrolment in master's degree programmes is indicated in Article 8 of

the Student Regulations
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Candidates coming from other Italian universities

After having carried out the payment, candidates must send via email to the educational affairs
office ([email protected]) within the same application deadlines for the entry
requirements assessment, a self-declaration of the educational qualification obtained
specifying the exams taken and the scientific-disciplinary sectors corresponding to the
subjects and a copy of the €10 payment receipt.
Failure to submit the self-declaration of the study plan previously carried out or an
unsuccessful result in the entry requirements assessment precludes enrolment in that specific
degree programme.

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Graduand candidates
If the Programme Regulations allow it, students from Sapienza University of Rome or from
other Italian universities who have not graduated yet can also apply for the entry requirements
assessment, subject to the obligation to gain their degree by January 14, 2023 (for Sapienza
University of Rome graduands) and by December 17, 2022 (for graduands coming from other
Italian or international universities).

Candidates coming from foreign countries

Procedures for international candidates are indicated in paragraph 6.

2. Admission requirements
Admission to the Master's Degree in Electronics Engineering is subject to the criteria for the
curricular entry requirements assessment listed below:

1. Graduates of the L-8 degree class (Information Engineering) are admitted with a
possible differentiated curriculum. After assessment of the courses included within
the student career of each candidate, the Area Educational Board may determine
differentiated study plans for up to 12 ECTS.

2. For graduates of the L-9 bachelor's degree class (Industrial engineering), the Area
Educational Board will carry out a prior assessment of the previous student career.
Students will be admitted if the total number of recognisable credits (ECTS) for the
foundational, core and related Scientific-Disciplinary Sectors (MAT, FIS, CHIM, ING-
INF, ING-IND) is not lower than 100 ECTS. In this case, a differentiated Master's
Degree study plan for up to 12 ECTS will be determined.

3. For bachelor's degree graduates not included in the previous points 1) or 2) or for
students holding an educational qualification deemed appropriate, the Area
Educational Board will carry out a prior assessment of the student career. Students
will be admitted to the Master's Degree in Electronics Engineering if the total number
of recognasible credits (ECTS) for the subjects in the Scientific-Disciplinary Sectors
(MAT, FIS, CHIM, ING-INF, ING-IND, INF, SECS) is not lower than 120 ECTS. In this
case, a differentiated Master's Degree study plan for up to 12 ECTS will be
determined.

Good command, demonstrated by a certificate, of written and spoken English or of another EU

language other than Italian is also required. The certified level must be at least B2 of the
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
The academic knowledge assessment is carried out in accordance with the procedures laid
down in the Programme Regulations.

3. Entry requirements assessment

The entry requirements assessment is requested by paying a €10 fee within one of the
following dates, chosen by the student:
- September 15, 2022 (only date available for non-EU students applying for a
student visa)
- October 13, 2022
- November 15, 2022
- December 15, 2022
- January 17, 2023 (date available only for Sapienza University of Rome graduands
and graduates).

The payment is generated on the Infostud system.

The payment must be made online with PagoPA (direct payment).
The code to insert on the system is 31283.
Read the instructions

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The result of the entry requirements assessment will be given on the candidate's institutional
email address (if activated) or on the candidate's personal email address given on Infostud.

4. Academic knowledge assessment

Admission to the Master's Degree in Electronics Engineering is subject to students' academic
knowledge assessment. The Area Educational Board will carry out such an assessment based
on the documents regarding the student career and, possibly, an interview with the student.
An assessment of the student career will be carried out within the Entry Requirements and
Academic Knowledge Assessment by a proper Committee appointed by the Area Educational
Board.
This Committee will assess the student's previous curriculum, examining any knowledge gap
(also through the calculation of ECTS acquired in the various Scientific-Disciplinary Sectors). If
any knowledge gap is found, the Committee will determine a Personalised Study Plan for the
student, which consists in a study plan with specific exams that the student must mandatorily
take to complete the knowledge required. The student may be invited to an interview where
the assessment carried out, and the Personalised Study Plan are explained.
Admission to the Master's Degree in Electronics Engineering is subject to the criteria for the
curricular entry requirements assessment listed below:

1) Graduates of the Information Engineering sector (class 8 under the 270 academic system
and class 9 under the 509 and previous academic systems), are admitted with a differentiated
Master's Degree study plan for up to 120 ECTS;

2) For graduates not included in the previous point or students holding an educational
qualification recognised as appropriate, the Area Educational Board will carry out a prior
student career assessment. Candidates will be admitted if the ECTS in the scientific-
disciplinary sectors below have been recognised:
- at least 18 ECTS in MAT/03 (Geometry) and/or MAT/05 (Mathematical analysis)
- at least 12 ECTS in FIS/01 (Experimental physics)
- at least 12 ECTS in INGINF/01 (Electronics engineering)
- at least 12 ECTS in INGINF/02 (Electromagnetic fields) and/or INGINF/03
(Telecommunications)
- at least 6 ECTS in INGINF/05 (Information processing systems)

The student's curriculum will be assessed for each application received by examining the
syllabuses of the exams taken. Based on such assessment, a study plan that may differentiate
the Master's Degree study plan for up to 12 ECTS and/or require the integration of specific
disciplines with single courses will be determined.
The methods for the academic knowledge assessment, which is only open to students who
meet the curricular admission requirements, are laid down in the Programme Regulations,
available on the degree programme's website.
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5. Enrolment
Enrolment is carried out by paying the programme's enrolment tuition fees after completing the
entry requirements and academic knowledge assessment with a successful result.
The payment is generated on the Infostud system.
The payment must be carried out online with PagoPA (direct payment).
The code to insert on the system is 31283.
Read the instructions
The deadlines to carry out the payment are laid down in Article 8 of the Student
Regulations.
Go to art.8

6. Candidates with an international educational qualification

Procedures vary according to the citizenship and country of residence of candidates.

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Candidates with non-EU citizenship residing abroad and applying for an entry visa and
Chinese students on the Marco Polo project
These candidates must hold the mandatory pre-acceptance letter.
The procedures to be followed are specified at point 7 on the webpage of the Office for
Students with International Degrees
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Candidates with Italian citizenship holding an international educational qualification,

EU citizens residing in any country and non-EU citizens legally residing in Italy
The procedures for these candidates are specified in point 8 on the webpage of the Office for
Students with International Degrees
Read point 8

Enrolment of candidates holding an international educational qualification

Following the successful result for the entry requirements assessment, or after receiving the
pre-acceptance letter, candidates holding an international educational qualification must
complete the enrolment procedure for the two-year master's degree in accordance with point 4
of the Office for Students with International Degrees webpage
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