Master in Electronic Engineering for Industry

Tuition comes to 387 USD per year.

Università degli Studi di Messina offers a master's programme in Electronic Engineering for Industry, taught in English over two years in Messina, Italy. This field applies the principles of electronic engineering to industrial contexts, focusing on the design, development, and integration of electronic systems used in manufacturing, automation, and industrial processes. Typical subjects covered include analogue and digital electronics, industrial automation and control systems, sensors and instrumentation, embedded systems, and power electronics, along with topics related to industrial communication networks and system integration. Coursework generally combines theoretical study of electronic circuits and systems with practical, laboratory-based work involving industrial equipment and control systems, reflecting the applied and industry-oriented focus of the programme. At the master's level, students move from broader electronics fundamentals toward more specialised industrial applications, typically completing the programme with a thesis project addressing a specific industrial electronics or automation problem. Admission is open access, and applicants are required to hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification. Graduates of programmes in industrial electronics commonly pursue careers in automation and control system design, industrial equipment manufacturing, process instrumentation, and roles supporting the integration of electronic systems into factories and production lines. Others move into robotics, energy systems, or broader electrical and electronic engineering roles across manufacturing and technology companies. The combination of electronics knowledge and an industrial systems perspective developed in this field is increasingly relevant as manufacturing processes become more automated and digitally connected. Based in Messina, in Sicily, the programme situates students within the Italian engineering education system, and its English-medium format is intended to make it accessible to international students interested in the practical, industry-facing side of electronic engineering.