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Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

Bachelor in

Electronics and Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering

This trilingual Bachelor of Science interdisciplinary combines knowledge in electronic engineering with expertise in cyber-physical systems.

The aim of this programme is to train developers and integrators of both hardware and software, who based on a strong formal background in mathematics, physics, and statistics, and computer science, combine the areas of electronic, automation and computer engineering to design, build and validate electronic, embedded and automation components and systems for a variety of application fields, with particular emphasis on ICT and Industry 4.0.

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At a glance

Bachelor class: L-8
ECTS credits: 180
Duration of the course: 3 years
Courses will be taught in English, Italian and German
Places available: 25 EU + 5 Non-EU
Campus: Bozen-Bolzano
Tuition fees: ca. € 1350 per year

Structure

The first half of the programme comprises formal basics in mathematics, physics, statistics, and computer science with the main courses being mathematical analysis, physics, programming, and statistics, as well as introductory lectures in electronic, automation, and computer engineering. More practice-oriented courses, which are necessary to understand how to build and validate electronic and cyber-physical systems, are taught in the second half of the programme, such as electronic systems, robot control, computer architecture, as well as artificial intelligence and machine learning.

People

Degree Course director: Prof. Luisa Petti (photo)
Student Representative in the Course Council: Daniël Timon Van Driel

Exchange Programmes and Internships

The faculty offers exchange programmes with universities all over the world and unibz is part of a large network of collaborations with employers in Italy and abroad where you can undertake your mandatory internship (150 hours).

Hands-on Experience

Cyber Physical Systems Engineering

Sensing Technology Lab: bending flexible sensors

Laboratory of electronic device: working with diode circuits

Sensing Technology Lab

Sensing Technology Lab: working at the glove box with innovative electronic materials

Sensing Technology Lab: analysing sensor's quality at the microscope

laboratory of electronic

Programming cyber-physical devices for monitoring air-quality data

Career Opportunities

Graduates can find employment in companies producing hardware and/or software, in the public or private sector, where electronic, embedded and automation components and systems are used in domain-specific applications. The spectrum of employment opportunities is extremely broad and ranges from the design and control of electronic components, circuits, systems, and machines to the analysis of complex technical systems and their modelling and simulation, as well as to the development of methods and software for measurement, control, and regulation tasks.

Studying at unibz

Living in South Tyrol, Housing, Scholarships, Single Subject Courses and more

Coming to unibz from Abroad

Everything you need to know as a degree-seeking applicant or as an incoming exchange student

Summer Infopoint

You can book a tour of the Bozen-Bolzano campus with one of our Student Ambassadors and have the chance to visit unibz and get a glimpse of your future student life. Visits are available every working day (except university closures), Monday to Friday, from 15 July to 30 August 2024.

Application and Admission

You can find all you need to know in order to apply and gain admission to this study programme by browsing through the information below.

Early Bird Application

Application: 01/03 - 07/05/2024 (by noon local time)
Language exam (online)s: 18/03/2024 (fully booked) and 17 - 18 - 19 and 22 - 23/04/2024 (registration: 25/03 - 09/04/2024)
Admission exam (online): 14/05/2024 at 3 pm local time (two working days before the exam date, the eligible candidates will receive detailed information via e-mail)
Publication of ranking lists: by 28/05/2024
Payment of the 1st instalment of the tuition fees: by 06/06/2024 (by noon local time)
Enrolment: from 12/07 - 06/08/2024 (by noon local time) 

Late Application (only for EU citizens)

Application: 29/05 - 10/07/2024 (by noon local time)
Language exams (online): 24 - 29/06/2024 (registration: 29/05 - 16/06/2024)
Admission exam (online): 16/07/2024 at 3 pm local time (two working days before the exam date, the eligible candidates will receive detailed information via e-mail)
Publication of ranking lists: by 30/07/2024
Payment of the 1st instalment of the tuition fees: by 06/08/2024 (by noon local time)
Enrolment: from publication of the ranking list until 06/08/2024 (by noon local time) 

Additional Application Session (only for EU citizens)

The Faculty can open additional application sessions for single study programmes in August and in September if there are available spaces. More information on additional sessions will be published in due course.

Preparatory courses and Freshers Days

Intensive language courses: 02 - 20/09/2024 (Monday to Friday, 6 h/day)
Mathematics pre-course: 23/30 - 04/10/2024
Freshers Days: 30/09 - 01/10/2024

1st semester

Classes: 30/09 - 23/12/2024
Holidays: 24/12/2024 - 06/01/2025
Classes: 07/01 - 25/01/2025
Exams: 27/01 - 15/02/2025

2nd semester

Classes: 03/03 - 17/04/2025
Holidays: 18- 21/04/2025
Classes: 22/04 - 14/06/2025
Exams: 16/06 - 12/07/2025

Autumn session

Exams: 25/08 - 27/09/2025

The Advisory Service provides support regarding your choice of study. In many cases a simple call or a short request is enough to get the relevant information (Tel. +39 0471 012100).