Master in Electronics Engineering

At Politecnico di Milano, tuition comes to 4,606 USD per year.

Electronics Engineering is a master's degree taught in English at Politecnico di Milano, located in Milano, Italy, with a program length of two years. This discipline focuses on the design and behavior of electronic devices and circuits, from individual semiconductor components to the integrated circuits that form the basis of computing and communication hardware. Typical subjects include circuit design, microelectronics, semiconductor physics, embedded systems, and signal processing, along with the tools and methods used to simulate and test electronic components before they are manufactured. Students learn how electronic devices convert, amplify, and process signals, and how these components are combined into larger systems such as processors, sensors, and communication equipment. The field also touches on embedded systems, where electronic hardware is paired with software to perform specific control or computing functions within larger devices. Because electronics underlies most modern technology, from consumer devices to industrial equipment, the discipline draws on physics, materials science, and computer engineering, and coursework typically balances theoretical circuit analysis with hands-on laboratory design work. Graduates commonly pursue careers as electronics engineers, hardware designers, embedded systems engineers, or semiconductor industry specialists, working for technology manufacturers, automotive and aerospace firms, or engineering consultancies. Some continue into research focused on advancing chip design or sensor technology. Studying electronics engineering in English at Politecnico di Milano places students within an Italian engineering institution alongside an international group of peers, with a curriculum centered on technical fundamentals applicable across the global electronics industry.