Overview
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Place of teaching Bologna
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Language Italian
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Type of access Restricted access - TOLC
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Degree type One or more curricula provide double/multiple degree
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Learning activities Course structure diagrams
The programme adopts an interdisciplinary approach. Graduates acquire system skills and cover technical roles in the design and management of automated, robotic and mechatronic systems in various industries such as industrial automation, process industry, energy systems, automotive and aerospace. The programme allows for a double degree.
What will you study?
The programme adopts an interdisciplinary approach. Graduates acquire system skills and cover technical roles in the design and management of automated, robotic and mechatronic systems in various industries such as industrial automation, process industry, energy systems, automotive and aerospace. The programme allows for a double degree.
Experiences abroad
The programme annually promotes the activation of international schemes and agreements to enable students to take examinations and participate in corporate internships or research programmes in the most renowned European and non-European universities. The programme also offers the possibility of obtaining an Italian and Chinese double degree through the AlmaTong agreement between the University of Bologna and Tongji University in Shanghai (China).
The course in numbers
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35% International students and students not residing in the region
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44% Graduates aligned to the exam schedule
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17% Graduates with experience abroad
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91% Graduates satisfied with their studies
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19% Graduates who are working
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78% Graduates who are not working but are studying or not looking for work
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3% Graduates who are not working but looking for work
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