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Orientation

Orientation initiatives and contacts

All orientation events organized by the Degree Programme in Electrical Engineering will be published on this page.

Upcoming events

Orientation Events

Discover initiatives for prospective students and learn more about the study programme, its faculty and university life.

Prospective students · 4 September 2026Engineering Freshers’ Welcome EventMeet faculty members and students, discover the study programme and prepare for your first year at university.→

Upper-secondary school teachers

Organize a meeting for your class

If you teach at an upper-secondary school and would like your class to meet faculty members from the Degree Programme, you can request a presentation of the study programme.

The meeting may take place at your school or in our laboratories, giving students an opportunity to learn more about Electrical Engineering and its applications.

To arrange the format and date, contact the Chair of the Degree Programme or the representative of the Orientation and Internationalization Committee.

Chair of the Degree Programme

Prof. Annalisa Liccardo

For information about the Degree Programme and to organize presentation meetings for schools.

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Chair’s page →

Orientation and Internationalization

Prof. Diego Iannuzzi

Representative of the Degree Programme’s Orientation and Internationalization Committee.

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Faculty profile ↗

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During your studies

Erasmus and mobility

Calls and procedures for examinations, internships and thesis preparation in Italy and abroad.

Where to start

Choose the mobility programme that best suits your studies

Always refer to the University’s official pages for calls, deadlines and forms.

International mobility

Erasmus+ abroad

Outgoing and incoming mobility for examinations, internships and thesis preparation.

Explore opportunities abroad ↓

National mobility

Erasmus Italiano

A period of study at another partner university in Italy, recognised through a Learning Agreement.

View the call and procedure ↓

Erasmus+ abroad

Outgoing mobility: choose the call according to your activity

Erasmus+ distinguishes study mobility from Traineeship mobility. Internships and thesis preparation may be included in the opportunities offered by a call, but the required documents and approval procedures differ.

DIETI Erasmus Regulations

Consult the complete document dated 22 November 2023, which sets out responsibilities, documents and procedures for outgoing and incoming students.

Download the regulations as a PDF ↓

STUDY

Study mobility

Choose a destination available to the Degree Programme where you can take examinations, check the language requirements and compatibility of course units, and prepare the Learning Agreement (LA).

Visit the calls page ↗

TRAINEESHIP

Traineeship mobility

Choose a host institution where you can undertake an internship and/or prepare your thesis, and draw up the Learning Agreement for Traineeships (LAT). The internship must be consistent with your studies and carried out at the same host institution.

Visit the calls page ↗

Examinations abroad

Study mobility: step-by-step procedure

From choosing a destination to the recognition of examinations taken abroad.

  1. 01

    Read the selection call

    The call is generally published during the first months of the year on the University’s Erasmus+ page. Check the requirements, deadlines, application procedure and available destinations.

    Study mobility call ↗
  2. 02

    Choose your destination

    Select a destination available to the Degree Programme and compare its course units, examinations, laboratories and language of instruction with your study plan. Consult the partner institution’s website and, if necessary, contact its Erasmus Office or the exchange promoter.

    Partner universities ↗
  3. 03

    Match the course units

    Identify examinations whose learning outcomes, disciplinary area and CFU / ECTS are consistent with those at Federico II. Several examinations abroad may correspond to one internal examination, or vice versa, provided that the credits are balanced. The Learning Agreement (LA) must include at least 12 CFU / ECTS. Innovative activities consistent with the programme may also be considered as electives.

  4. 04

    Request a preliminary review

    Discuss the suitability of the course syllabuses with the lecturers responsible for the course units to be replaced. For complex plans or equivalences, contact the Degree Programme Erasmus Coordinator, Prof. Carlo Forestiere, or the Degree Programme Chair.

    Degree Programme contacts ↗

  5. 05

    Submit your application

    Complete the application and take part in the selection procedure according to the University’s instructions and deadlines.

    Application instructions ↗
  6. 06

    Accept the grant and complete admission

    If selected, submit the written Acceptance/Assignment Form to the administrative contact, Dr Marino Mirabile, by the deadline in the notice. The administrative contact forwards it to the International Relations Office (URI), the exchange promoter and the Degree Programme Erasmus Coordinator. You must also complete any application required by the host institution.

    Rankings, acceptance and forms ↗
  7. 07

    Prepare and obtain approval for the Learning Agreement

    Complete the LA online, listing the activities abroad and the corresponding Federico II activities. The Degree Programme Erasmus Coordinator approves it; submit it to the administrative contact, who will forward it to the host institution for signature.

    Complete the Online Learning Agreement ↗
  8. 08

    Request recognition after your return

    Record any changes in the Changes to LA. At the end of the mobility period, the host institution sends the Transcript of Records to the URI, which forwards it to the administrative contact. The Degree Programme Erasmus Coordinator verifies the examinations and converts the grades according to the Department’s conversion tables.

    Grade-conversion tables ↗

Internship and thesis preparation

Traineeship mobility: what changes

The procedure follows the same general stages as study mobility, with the following differences.

  1. 01

    Read the Traineeship call

    Check the requirements, deadlines, duration, documents and selection procedure on the University’s dedicated page. Traineeship mobility call ↗

  2. 02

    Identify a host institution and contact the promoter

    You do not need to establish equivalences between examinations. Instead, define an internship and/or thesis-preparation activity consistent with your studies. Contact the exchange promoter well in advance to confirm feasibility and obtain their endorsement of your application. DIETI agreements and promoters ↗

  3. 03

    Apply and accept the grant

    Take part in the selection according to the call. If selected, submit your acceptance to the administrative contact by the stated deadline and complete any procedure required by the host institution. Applications and forms ↗

  4. 04

    Prepare the LAT

    Complete the Learning Agreement for Traineeships (LAT) with the promoter’s support. The Degree Programme Erasmus Coordinator must approve the document, which must then be submitted to the administrative contact for forwarding to Federico II and the host institution. Traineeship documents ↗

  5. 05

    Complete the activity and request recognition

    Record every change in the Changes to LAT. At the end, obtain the Traineeship Certificate and the other documents required to recognise the activity and its CFU / ECTS. View the complete document procedure ↓

Important

Do not begin activities that are not included in the LAT

The approved LAT defines the activities, tutors and recognition. Thesis preparation requires prior agreement on the topic and supervision; the final examination is held at Federico II.

Students from partner universities

Incoming mobility: examinations, internships or thesis work at DIETI

The procedure follows the incoming-student process described in the DIETI regulations.

  1. 01

    Apply through your home university

    Apply and accept your place according to your partner university’s rules. Your home university will submit the nomination. Erasmus incoming at Federico II ↗

  2. 02

    Choose activities that are actually available

    Check DIETI course units, semesters, language of instruction and timetables. For an internship or thesis, first identify an available tutor. DIETI degree programmes ↗

  3. 03

    Prepare the Learning Agreement

    Send the LA/LAT to the agreement promoter or Degree Programme Erasmus Coordinator for review and signature. Online Learning Agreement ↗

  4. 04

    Complete admission to Federico II

    Follow the instructions from the URI and the administrative contact, Dr Marino Mirabile of the DIETI Teaching Office. DIETI Erasmus contacts ↗

  5. 05

    Carry out the activities

    Lecturers record examinations; internships and thesis preparation are supervised and certified by a tutor. Class timetables ↗

  6. 06

    Change the plan if necessary

    Record every change in the Changes to LA/LAT and obtain the required approvals. LA and Changes instructions ↗

  7. 07

    Obtain the final certification

    Examinations are included in the Transcript of Records; internships and thesis work are certified by the tutor or promoter according to the home university’s requirements. DIETI support ↗

  8. 08

    Request recognition from your home university

    Your partner university awards credits on the basis of the documents issued by Federico II. Information for Erasmus students ↗

DIETI degree programmes ↗ Courses taught in English ↗ Class timetables ↗ DIETI Erasmus contacts ↗

Erasmus Italiano

Study at another Italian university

The programme allows students to undertake complementary learning activities at a partner university in Italy. The procedure combines the University call with the instructions in the attached guide for the first semester of 2026/2027.

Official source

Programme editions, destinations, requirements and deadlines may change.

Visit the Erasmus Italiano page ↗

Examinations at another Italian university

Erasmus Italiano: step-by-step procedure

From reading the call to submitting the Learning Agreement.

  1. 01

    Read the call

    Check the requirements, partner universities, eligible activities, deadlines and application procedure on the University’s Erasmus Italiano page.

    Erasmus Italiano call ↗
  2. 02

    Choose a university and review its course catalogue

    Identify an available university and an equivalent or related degree programme. Check which course units are offered during the mobility semester and review their syllabuses.

    Destinations and call documents ↗
  3. 03

    Match the course units

    Compare the content, disciplinary areas and CFU / ECTS of the examinations. Several host-university examinations may correspond to one Federico II examination, or vice versa, provided that the credits are balanced. The Learning Agreement (LA) must include at least 12 CFU / ECTS and may include free electives consistent with the programme.

    Information and forms ↗
  4. 04

    Request a preliminary review

    Discuss the proposed replacements with the Federico II lecturers responsible for the relevant course units. For complex plans or equivalences, contact the Degree Programme Chair.

    Degree Programme contacts ↗

  5. 05

    Submit your application

    Complete the application and take part in the selection according to the University’s instructions and deadlines.

    Erasmus Italiano application ↗
  6. 06

    Accept the assigned university

    After the ranking is published, confirm your place by the deadline and according to the procedure indicated by the University.

    Rankings and instructions ↗
  7. 07

    Complete and obtain approval for the Learning Agreement

    List the activities to be undertaken at the host university and the corresponding activities recognised by Federico II. Digital signatures must be obtained in this order: student, Federico II Degree Programme Chair, and the contact person at the destination university.

    Download the Learning Agreement ↗
  8. 08

    Submit the document before mobility begins

    Send the complete, signed Learning Agreement to the administrative offices before the official start of the mobility period.

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Erasmus Italiano support

Contacts listed in the attached guide

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Official resources

Documents, partner universities and contacts

Download the complete DIETI Erasmus Regulations ↓ DIETI Erasmus portal ↗ Partner universities ↗ DIETI Erasmus contacts ↗ CFU / ECTS recognition procedure ↗ Grade conversion ↗

Degree Programme in Electrical Engineering

Degree Programme Erasmus Coordinator

Prof. Carlo Forestiere
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Official list of OLA coordinators ↗
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Before enrolling · Transfers and programme changes

Assessment of Previous Academic Record

Apply for recognition of examinations already passed and find out how to continue your studies in Electrical Engineering.

When it is required

Before transferring or enrolling

Anyone wishing to enrol in the Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree Programme in Electrical Engineering after attending another Degree Programme or university, or following an interruption of studies, must first request an assessment of their previous academic record from the Teaching Coordination Committee.

The Committee examines the courses and examinations already completed and determines which activities may be recognized within the new study programme.

For admission to the Master’s degree

The assessment of the previous academic record is also used to verify compliance with the Degree Programme’s curricular requirements. View the Master’s degree admission requirements.

Purpose

What the assessment determines

Academic credits

Recognition of CFU / ECTS

Assessment of credits already obtained and their consistency with the Electrical Engineering study plan.

Completed examinations

Recognition of courses

Identification of the courses that may be recognized within the new programme.

Completion requirements

Additional learning activities

Identification of any activities or courses that must be completed or supplemented.

How to submit the application

Download, complete and send

Complete the application form, attach the required documents and send everything to the Teaching Coordination Committee’s email address.

PDF · Form

Application for assessment of previous academic record

The form must be completed and signed.

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Teaching Coordination Committee email

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Open a new message and attach the completed form and all required documents.

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After submission

Notification of the outcome

After the Teaching Coordination Committee has adopted its decision, the applicant will be contacted by the Chair and informed of the outcome and the steps required to proceed with the transfer or enrolment.

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Bachelor’s degree

English language courses

B1 and B2 courses for Electrical Engineering students, taught by lecturers from the University Language Centre.

Level B1

Curricular language requirement

The B1 course is intended for students who did not pass the B1 English test administered together with the TOLC. Students who pass the final test earn the 3 CFU / ECTS for foreign-language proficiency required by the Course Catalogue.

Level B2

Language certification

The Bachelor’s Degree Programme offers students the opportunity to obtain B2-level English certification by attending a course taught by lecturers from the University Language Centre (CLA).

Admission requirement

B2 certification is an admission requirement for the Master’s Degree Programme in Electrical Engineering, as it is for many Master’s degree programmes at other universities, and must be obtained before enrolment.

Exception

Only students coming from other universities or enrolled in the Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Electrical Engineering before the 2023/2024 academic year may obtain B2 certification during the first year of the Master’s degree.

Academic year 2026/2027

Course schedule

Each course comprises 30 hours of teaching, divided into two classes per week. Students may attend either in person at the Fuorigrotta campus or online.

Further information on the CLA website

Second period

11 January – 5 March 2027

30 hours

In person · Fuorigrotta

Dr Malocco
Course Day Time
B1 Thursday 12:00–14:00
Friday 12:00–14:00
B2 Thursday 15:00–17:00
Friday 9:00–11:00

Online · Microsoft Teams

Dr Brancaccio · B1
Day Time
Monday 9:00–11:00
Tuesday 9:00–11:00
Dr Brandi · B2
Day Time
Monday 9:00–11:00
Tuesday 9:00–11:00

Third period

15 March – 7 May 2027

30 hours

In person · Fuorigrotta

Dr Brancaccio
Course Day Time
B1 Monday 9:00–11:00
Tuesday 9:00–11:00
B2 Monday 12:00–14:00
Tuesday 12:00–14:00

Online · Microsoft Teams

Dr Palmitesta
Course Day Time
B1 Thursday 15:00–17:00
Friday 12:00–14:00
B2 Thursday 12:00–14:00
Friday 9:00–11:00
Note

As the schedule is published well in advance, the class times for the third period may be subject to change.

Classrooms and Microsoft Teams links will be communicated to students enrolled in the courses.

External certifications

Recognition by the CLA

Students who have obtained a language certificate from an organisation outside the University must submit it to the University Language Centre, which will verify and certify its validity.

Recognition of language certificates
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Before enrolling

Enrolment

Information and deadlines for enrolling in the Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programmes in Electrical Engineering.

Official procedures

Where to find all the information

Information on enrolment in the Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programmes in Electrical Engineering is available through the official Federico II University websites.

Before proceeding, always check for updates concerning deadlines, required documents and procedures.

Polytechnic and Basic Sciences School

Admission to Degree Programmes

View admission procedures and information provided by the School.

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Federico II University

Enrolling in a Degree Programme

View the University’s general enrolment procedure.

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PDF · 2026/2027 academic year

Quick guide to paying tuition fees

Consult or download the University’s guide to the enrolment

Download the guide

Deadlines and details

When to enrol

Bachelor’s degree

Electrical Engineering

  1. 1 September – 31 October

    Standard enrolment period.

  2. 1 November – 31 March

    Enrolment is still possible upon payment of a late fee.

  3. After 31 March

    Enrolment may be considered upon submission of an application to the Rector through the Engineering Student Office at Piazzale Tecchio.

Prospective students must take the self-assessment test (TOLC).

View the admission requirements

Master’s degree

Electrical Engineering

  1. 1 September – 31 March

    Enrolment period for the Master’s Degree Programme.

Before enrolling, applicants must verify that they meet the curricular requirements, personal-preparation requirements and B2 language-proficiency requirement.

View the admission requirements
  1. Thesis and Graduation
  2. Tutoring
  3. Bachelor’s Degree Study Plan
  4. Master's Degree Study Plan

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