Universities can offer, by regulating them in the university's teaching regulations, courses for scientific specialization and advanced continuing education, following the completion of a bachelor's or master's degree, at the end of which university Master's degrees of the first and second level are awarded (art. 3, paragraph 9 of D.M. 270/2004).
To obtain the university Master's degree, the student must have acquired at least 60 credits in addition to those earned to obtain the bachelor's or master's degree (art. 7, paragraph 4 of D.M. 270/2004).
University Master's courses can also be carried out in collaboration with external entities, public or private, including foreign ones, possessing high levels of cultural and scientific qualifications as well as suitable personnel, structures, and equipment (art. 1, paragraph 6 of the University's Master's Regulation).
Master's programs, which are generally one year long, are typically reserved for a limited number of participants and include a mandatory internship period.
Those holding a Bachelor's degree or an equivalent title are admitted to the 1st level University Master's Courses
Those holding a Specialist Master's, Master's degree, five-year Engineering Bachelor's degree (old curriculum), or an equivalent title are admitted to the 2nd level University Master's Courses.
The necessary requirements for admission are established by the Master's Organizing Committee.
General information on Master's programs
ACTIVE MASTERS DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND INFORMATION ENGINEERING AND ECONOMICS
A.Y. 2024/2025
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