The Tuning Matrix illustrates the relationship between the expected learning outcomes of the Mechatronics Engineering programme, structured according to the five Dublin Descriptors, and the five main disciplinary areas of the curriculum. It provides an overview of how each area contributes to the development of the knowledge, skills and competences expected of graduates.
The study plan for the Master’s Degree in Mechatronics Engineering is organised into five study blocks (A, B, C, D, and E), each corresponding to a specific area of specialisation.
Download the PDF file below, complete it according to your chosen study block and course selections, and name the file as indicated in the instructions provided.
(Last updated: 25 September 2026)
For further information on study plan requirements and procedures, please visit the Study Plan page.
Step 3 – Documents for the Student Secretariat of Macroarea Engineering (Delphi)
Send the following documents to: segreteria-studenti@ing.uniroma2.it
Step 4 – Documents for the Didactic Office of Mechatronics Engineering
Send the following documents to: ranieri@ing.uniroma2.it
Please “rename” each file with SURNAME-Name-ID matricola
The Formative Activities (6 CFU) correspond to approximately 75 hours of work dedicated to preparing the thesis and the final presentation.
⚠️ Credit Registration: Internship and/or formative activity credits are not registered immediately after the activity is completed. They will be recorded only after the graduation application has been submitted, for the total number of CREDITS provided in the student’s Study Plan.
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