Offers
LAUREA (Bachelor degree)
- 3 years (180 CFU)
LAUREA MAGISTRALE (Master degree)
- 2 years (120 CFU)
Students Office
Piazzale Tecchio 80, 80125 Napoli
Hours of operation:
Monday–Friday 9:00–12:00
Tuesday and Thursday also 14.30–16.30
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Why study electronic engineering?
- Because electronics is the technology that paved the way to the birth of the Information society, is everywhere around us and will play an even more pivotal role in the future.
- Because it is a fascinating subject which spans many field including nanotechnology and renewable energy sources.
- Because electronic engineers will have plenty of work opportunities both in Italy and abroad in leading sectors of industry and services such as automotive, aereospace, energy, domotics, defence, electronics for health care.
Educational mission
Graduates of the electronic engineering program will be able to conceive, design ad develop advanced electronic systems, which will find plenty of applications in industry and services.
The electronic engineering program is grounded in a solid knowledge of mathematics and physics and is articulated in different curricula with a multidisciplinary vision. This allows the electronic engineer to play a key role in the information and communication technology. (S)he will be able to successfully tackle complex engineering problems, which have a high technological content.
Career opportunities
Thanks to the versatility and the broad cultural background of the electronic engineering program, graduate are employed in a range of occupations and industries including:
- Companies that design and manufacture electronic components
- Companies in the informatics and biomedical sectors
- Car companies and companies in the energy sector
- Aerospace
- Industrial automation
- Telecommunications
- Defence
- Service companies
Course venue
Similarly to all the programs in Engineering offered by University of Naples Federico II, first-year classes are offered in the complex of San Giovanni a Teduccio, and in the complex of Fuorigrotta. Both university complexes can be easily reached by public transportation.
Chair
Prof. Santolo Daliento
Santolo Daliento ha ricevuto la Laurea e il Dottorato in Ingegneria Elettronica nell'Università di Napoli Federico II nel 1992 e nel 1996, rispettivamente. È attualmente Professore Ordinario presso il Dipartimento di Ingegneria Elettrica e delle Tecnologie dell'Informazione (DIETI) dell'Unviersità di Napoli Federico II, dove insegna circuiti analogici e dispositivi e sistemi fotovoltaici. È co-autore di oltre 80 articoli in prestigiose riviste internazionali e proceeding di conferenze. È autore del libro "Dispositivi e Sistemi Fotovoltaici", pubblicato nel 2014. La sua attività di ricerca include il modeling di dispositivi di potenza, studio di tecniche di caratterizzazione dei semiconduttori, e lo sviluppo di dispositivi fotovoltaici innovativi. Dal 2019 è il Coordinatore del Corso di Studi di Ingegneria Elettronica dell'Università di Napoli Federico II.