Enrolment procedures and deadlines

The enrolment procedure is exclusively online and can be carried out from the home page of the University's website  www.unipr.it under 'Enrolment Online' www.unipr.it/iscrizioni

Frequently asked questions and answers on how to enrol.

REQUEST TO PRE-ENROL ON SECOND-CYCLE DEGREE COURSES

The student who, having been enrolled on a degree course in the current academic year, intends to graduate within the same academic year (i.e. by the extraordinary session of March/April) and then continue their studies with a Second-Cycle Degree in Engineering, may submit an online pre-enrolment application, through their personal area, as indicated on the page Application for Graduation and Conditional Enrolment.

Following pre-enrolment, the graduating student is admitted to attend the course units of the Second-Cycle Degree Course in an observational capacity (as a studente uditore). Pre-enrolled students may not acquire ECTS credits (i.e. may not take examinations) on the Second-Cycle Degree Course until he or she has graduated. 

For more information see the University Prospectus.

Deadline Summary

Enrolment for Second-Cycle Degree Courses (*)

07/07/2022–21/10/2022

Enrolment for years subsequent to the first

05/09/2022–11/11/2022

Enrolment for students not completing the course within the prescribed time

05/09/2022– 11/11/2022

Incoming transfers

07/07/2022–25/11/2022

Outgoing transfers

07/07/2022-04/11/2022

Transitions or options from one degree course to another

07/07/2022 - 18/11/2022

Period for the presentation of individual study plans

19/09/2022-14/10/2022

 

(*) Students enrolled in a degree course who intend to graduate within the academic year of enrolment (which includes the March graduation session) and continue their studies with the two-year Second-Cycle Degree Course may enrol in the Second-Cycle Degree Courses until 31/03/2022, subject to submission of a pre-enrolment application by 22/10/2021. Pre-enrolled students who successfully graduate from first-cycle degrees are admitted to the second-cycle degree upon fulfilment of the requirements.

Enrolment by admission to individual course units

Enrolment on the Second-Cycle Degree Course in Electronic Engineering by means of pre-enrolment in individual course units

Graduates of a first-cycle degree course interested in enrolling in the Second-Cycle Degree Course in Electronic Engineering (LME) may, in addition to the usual enrolment methods (standard or pre-enrolment), apply(1) to take examinations on individual LME course units worth up to 30 ECTS credits in total. Subsequently, they can enrol via standard enrolment and corresponding career shortening (i.e. recognition of individual exams passed) in the first year of the LME course.

Individual LME course units can be chosen - subject to the required prerequisites - from either the first or second year or from the first or second period and may be either compulsory or elective (free choice). Upon final enrolment on the LME course, the fulfilment of the curricular and personal preparation requirements specified in the LME Course Regulations (see https://cdlm-ie.unipr.it/it/il-corso/regolamento-del-corso-di-studio) will be verified.

For graduates with a degree that does not belong to the Information Technology Engineering degree class (class L-8 according to MD 270/2004 or class 9 according to MD 509/1999), the individual course units may also include course units from the degree course in Computer Systems, Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering included for the purpose of fulfilling the curricular requirements (see Art. 10 of the LME Course Regulations) and subject to the 30 ECTS credit limit. This mode of enrolment in the LME course may be appropriate for those graduating in winter sessions and for graduates with a degree outside the Information Technology Engineering class. For information and clarification, please contact the course president or the delegate for student affairs (course bodies).

(1) no later than 30 April of the academic year in which the chosen individual course units are delivered.

Access requirements

Knowledge requirements are automatically met by students in possession of a degree in the Information Engineering degree class (class L-8 according to MD 270/2004 or class 9 according to MD 509/1999), as well as an adequate knowledge of the English language, certified as indicated below.

The course is also open to graduates of other degree classes or university graduates (from first-cycle degree courses), or persons in possession of suitable knowledge or another suitable university qualification, who in the course of their studies or in subsequent certified university educational activities have acquired:

a) at least 27 ECTS credits in the following academic disciplines (SSD):

- CHIM/07 Chemical fundamentals of technologies
- FIS/01 Experimental physics
- FIS/03 Physics of matter
- MAT/02 Algebra
- MAT/03 Geometry
- MAT/05 Mathematical analysis
- MAT/06 Probability and mathematical statistics
- MAT/07 Mathematical physics
- MAT/08 Numerical analysis
- MAT/09 Operational research
- SECS-S/02 Statistics for experimental and technological research

b) at least 27 ECTS credits in the following academic disciplines (SSD):

ING-INF/01 Electronics
ING-IND/31 Electrotechnics
ING-IND/32 Electrical converters, machines and drives
ING-IND/33 Electrical energy systems

c) at least 27 ECTS credits in the following academic disciplines:

ING-INF/02 Electromagnetic fields
ING-INF/03 Telecommunications
ING-INF/04 Automation
ING-INF/05 Information processing systems
ING-INF/06 Electronic and computer bioengineering
ING-INF/07 Electrical and electronic measurements
ING-IND/10 Industrial technical physics
ING-IND/11 Environmental technical physics
INF/01 Computer science

Level B1 English language skills (in Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) are required both of graduates from degrees in the Information Technology Engineering classes and of those holding another qualifications. The relevant assessment procedures are described in the course regulations.

In special cases, such as foreign graduates, graduates from previous systems to which ECTS do not apply, or graduates in possession of other qualifications such as a PhD, the fulfilment of curricular requirements may be assessed, independently of the above, by the CC or a special committee appointed by the CC.

The verification of personal preparation is always envisaged and separate from the fulfilment of curricular requirements.

Personal preparation is automatically considered adequate if the qualification required for access to the second-cycle degree was obtained with a mark of no less than 88/110 or equivalent (for foreign graduates, the final mark obtained will be verified on the basis of appropriate conversion of marks). If this is not the case the verification of personal preparation will be carried out by a special committee appointed by the CC. The committee will verify, also by means of an individual interview, the outcome of which will be certified for the purposes of subsequent enrolment, whether the level of knowledge of the content of the teaching in the core and characterising academic disciplines for the L-8 class is sufficient to successfully complete the activities envisaged for the second-cycle degree course in Electronic Engineering.

Admission procedures

Admission requirements are specified in the Degree Course Regulations of the Second-Cycle Degree in Electronic Engineering which can be found on the department's website.

Admission to the second-cycle degree course in Electronic Engineering requires a first-cycle degree or other recognised foreign qualification.
Prior to enrolment, the fulfilment of curricular requirements must be ascertained and the adequacy of personal preparation verified, in accordance with the procedures specified below.


1. Curricular Requirements

Curricular requirements are automatically met by students in possession of a degree in the information technology engineering degree class (class L-8 according to DM 270/2004 or class 9 according to DM 509/1999), as well as an adequate knowledge of the English language, certified as indicated below.
The course is also open to graduates of other degree classes or university graduates (from three-year courses), or persons in possession of another suitable university qualification, who in the course of their studies or in subsequent certified university educational activities have acquired:

a) at least 27 ECTS credits in the following academic disciplines (SSD):

- CHIM/07 Chemical fundamentals of technologies
- FIS/01 Experimental physics
- FIS/03 Physics of matter
- MAT/02 Algebra
- MAT/03 Geometry
- MAT/05 Mathematical analysis
- MAT/06 Probability and mathematical statistics
- MAT/07 Mathematical physics
- MAT/08 Numerical analysis
- MAT/09 Operational research
- SECS-S/02 Statistics for experimental and technological research

b) at least 27 ECTS credits in the following academic disciplines (SSD):

- ING-INF/01 Electronics
- ING-IND/31 Electrotechnics
- ING-IND/32 Electrical converters, machines and drives
- ING-IND/33 Electrical energy systems

c) at least 27 ECTS credits in the following academic disciplines:

- ING-INF/02 Electromagnetic fields
- ING-INF/03 Telecommunications
- ING-INF/04 Automation
- ING-INF/05 Information processing systems
- ING-INF/06 Electronic and computer bioengineering
- ING-INF/07 Electrical and electronic measurements
- ING-IND/10 Industrial technical physics
- ING-IND/11 Environmental technical physics
- INF/01 Computer science

Level B1 English language skills (in Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) are required both of graduates from degrees in the Information Technology Engineering classes and of those holding another qualifications. In the absence of official certification, knowledge will be ascertained by means of an interview in the course of verifying the adequacy of personal preparation (see next point).
In special cases, such as foreign graduates, graduates from previous systems to which ECTS do not apply, or graduates in possession of other qualifications such as a PhD, the fulfilment of curricular requirements may be assessed, independently of the above, by the CC or a special committee appointed by the CC.

2. Verification of the adequacy of personal preparation

The verification of personal preparation is always envisaged and separate from the fulfilment of the curricular requirements.
Personal preparation is automatically considered adequate if both of the following conditions are met:
(1) the qualification required for access to the second-cycle degree was obtained with a mark of no less than 88/110 or equivalent (for foreign graduates, the final mark obtained will be verified on the basis of an appropriate conversion of marks);
(2) the applicant has certified knowledge of English language to at least level B.1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, or has acquired English language credits during the degree that are officially equivalent to B.1 or a higher qualification.
If this is not the case, the verification of personal preparedness will be carried out by a special committee appointed by the CC. The committee will verify, also by means of an individual interview, the outcome of which will be certified for the purposes of subsequent enrolment, whether the level of knowledge of the content of the teaching in the core and characterising academic disciplines for the L-8 class is sufficient to successfully complete the activities envisaged for the second-cycle degree course in Electronic Engineering.