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MUNER - Motorvehicle University of Emilia Romagna Master in Electronic and Communication Systems (EEIV)
MUNER - Motorvehicle University of Emilia Romagna

Master in Electronic and Communication Systems (EEIV)

2 Years

English

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EUR 2,226 / per year

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Introduction

The curriculum in Electronic and Communication Systems (ECS) is part of the Master’s Degree Course in Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles (EEIV).

The aim of the ECS curriculum is to train electronic engineers with a sound knowledge of the methods and tools that make electronics the foundation of all systems that collect, process, transmit and store information, with particular emphasis on the electronic subsystems embedded in current and future vehicles.

During the first year courses are offered to give students a background in topics such as embedded and real-time electronic systems, automotive sensors, automatic control, vehicle communications, wired and wireless interconnects and power electronics.

The second year complements and specialises the first, providing specific examples of real electronic and communication sub-system projects installed on existing vehicles, exposing students to embedded systems programming and issues related to the secure interconnectionof different sub-systems.

The first academic year is at the Department of Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering Guglielmo Marconi (Bologna Campus), while the second academic year is at the Department of Engineering Enzo Ferrari (Modena Campus).

The ECS curriculum lasts two academic years. The number of places is limited to a maximum of 25 students. Admission is based on merit and interviews to assess motivation and ability. All classes are taught in English.

Muner's international faculty consists of highly experienced lecturers and professionals. The contents of the courses have been defined together with the contribution of the partner companies to ensure that the training is in line with the current requirements of the labor market.

The program requires students to participate in numerous laboratory activities, either on campus or at the premises of industrial partners, in line with a "learning by doing" approach. It also includes mandatory internships in private companies and lab-based thesis preparation activities, which are conducted using a "project work" approach.

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