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About the University of Rome “Tor Vergata”

Founded in 1982, the University of Rome “Tor Vergata” is one of Italy’s most dynamic public universities, recognized for its strong international outlook and high-quality research and education.

The University hosts over 40,000 students and offers more than 100 degree programmes across six major academic areas: Economics, Engineering, Law, Humanities, Medicine and Surgery, and Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences.

Research excellence is a defining feature of the University, particularly in engineering, applied sciences, economics, and medicine, supported by extensive international collaborations with academic and industrial partners.

Facts and Figures

  • 35,000 students and 2,300 staff members
  • 112 degree programmes, including Bachelor’s degrees (also professionally oriented), Master’s degrees, and single-cycle degrees
  • Approximately 140 postgraduate programmes, including advanced training courses and first- and second-level Master’s programmes, many of which are also available online
  • 47 specialization schools
  • 37 PhD programmes and numerous summer schools

  • Facilities and resources include:

    • 6 libraries
    • 350 classrooms
    • 29 computer labs

MSc in Mechatronics Engineering

The Master of Science in Mechatronics Engineering is a two-year programme (120 ECTS) designed to provide advanced interdisciplinary skills in:

  • Electronics
  • Mechanics
  • Control Systems
  • Robotics

The programme combines theoretical knowledge, applied engineering, and system-level design, enabling students to tackle complex challenges in modern mechatronic systems and smart technologies.

Courses are taught by internationally active faculty members from the School of Engineering, engaged in cutting-edge research ranging from fundamental science to industrial applications.

A strong emphasis is placed on:

  • multidisciplinary integration
  • innovation-driven learning
  • close interaction between students and faculty

Programme Overview

  • Degree: Master of Science (LM-29)
  • Duration: 2 years
  • Department: Electronic Engineering
  • Course Code: T20
  • Admission: Open, subject to curricular requirements

Laboratories, Internships and Industry Collaboration

Laboratory Activities

Students participate in hands-on laboratory sessions to:

  • apply theoretical concepts
  • develop experimental and design skills
  • use advanced instrumentation and simulation tools

Research and Industrial Exposure

Students may access:

  • specialized research laboratories
  • collaborative projects with industry partners

Internships

Internships are available both within the University and in partner organizations, providing experience in:

  • measurement systems
  • control techniques
  • mechanical and electronic integration

These activities enhance both technical expertise and professional development.

Studying in Rome

Studying in Rome means living in one of the world’s most historically rich and culturally vibrant cities. The unique environment of the Eternal City offers an exceptional balance between academic life and personal enrichment.

Career Opportunities

Graduates in Mechatronics Engineering acquire:

  • interdisciplinary engineering skills
  • hands-on laboratory experience
  • an international perspective

They are prepared for careers in:

  • advanced manufacturing
  • robotics and automation
  • intelligent and embedded systems

and are equipped to contribute to the development of next-generation engineering solutions in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.