Bachelor’s degree
The curriculum of studies provides the knowledge of Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Electrotechnics, Technical Physics, Machinery, Plant Design necessary for the basic training of a professional able to operate in the production, distribution and use of energy in its various forms (mechanical, electrical, thermal, chemical), evaluating the interactions with environmental, economic and regulatory aspects. The many areas of study and employment are related to the application aspects of energy in terms of economy and consumption, conversion and use in machines and industrial and civil systems (electrical, mechanical, thermal), environmental impact, generation and use of alternative and renewable energy.
The teachings are largely inspired by the research activities in the electrical and energy fields carried out in the Department of Industrial Engineering (DII).
