Open access with verification of curricular requirements and personal preparation ('Accesso libero con verifica dei requisiti curriculari'; A.Y. 2026/27; no entrance test) Selection type: Curriculum evaluation of the Delphi application by the Coordinator (Prof. Mauro De Sanctis) or the programme's evaluation committee, followed by an interview with the Coordinator or a delegate to verify personal preparation in the basic subjects (mathematical analysis, geometry, physics, telecommunications, information processing systems, electronics, electromagnetic fields). The programme's Admission Requirements page exempts from this interview international applicants with a cumulative GPA above 85% (or at least 'Good' where no GPA is given) and Italian graduates with a weighted average above 24.5/30, but not from the English check: English B2 is proved by a certificate or tested by the Coordinator during the interview. Admission test (name and provider): No external standardised test. Internal evaluation by the Tor Vergata ICT and Internet Engineering Coordinator / programme committee. GRE General Test (DI Code 3369) is accepted in combination with a university B2 'Proficiency certificate' as alternative to a language certificate. EU / non-EU quota: Non-EU residing abroad and requiring a visa: 20 places reserved for LM-27 ICT and Internet Engineering for A.Y. 2026/2027. School: School of Engineering — Department of Electronic Engineering
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EU applicants and non-EU regularly residing in Italy A.Y. 2026/2027: 2nd window 4 May 2026 – 31 March 2027 (single long window for these applicants).
Rolling vs window: Two-window structure: a short anticipated window for visa-required international applicants and a long rolling window for EU and non-EU residents in Italy. Decisions are issued by the Programme Board on a continuous basis as applications are validated.
Tuition fee band (ISEE / flat): ISEE / ISEE-Parificato income-banded fees set by the Tor Vergata Board annually; first-instalment €156 (regional tax €140 + stamp duty €16) at enrolment. Non-EU students with foreign family income use ISEE-Parificato or a flat option. [uncertain — exact 2026/2027 LM-27 numeric ISEE bands are not in the Call]
Non-EU residing abroad and requiring a study visa A.Y. 2026/2027: 1st window (APPLICATION) 19 February 2026 – 30 April 2026. Universitaly pre-enrolment by 31 July 2026.
Non-EU pre-enrolment portal (Universitaly): Universitaly (https://www.universitaly.it) — non-EU residing abroad must complete pre-enrolment by 31 July 2026, uploading the documentation listed in Art. 7 of the Call, then approach the Italian Embassy/Consulate within the MUR deadline.
DoV / CIMEA statement required: Required at enrolment for applicants with foreign degrees — CIMEA Statement of Comparability / Verification, or Declaration of Value (DoV) from the Italian consulate.
Bachelor's degree (at least 3 years) in Italian classes L-8 (Information Engineering) or L-9 (Industrial Engineering) with the following minimum CFU thresholds: at least 24 CFU in MAT/02 Algebra or MAT/03 Geometry or MAT/05 Mathematical Analysis or MAT/06 Probability and Mathematical Statistics or MAT/08 Numerical Analysis or MAT/09 Operations Research; at least 12 CFU in FIS/01 Experimental Physics or FIS/03 Matter Physics or FIS/04 Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics; at least 9 CFU in ING-INF/03 Telecommunications; at least 9 CFU in ING-INF/05 Information Systems or ING-INF/01 Electronics or ING-INF/02 Electromagnetic Fields. Foreign degrees must be Bologna first-cycle / EQF level 6 from an institution allowing local progression to the second cycle. Curricular deficiencies must be filled before final enrolment.
English proficiency at least at CEFR B2 (Upper-Intermediate). Exempt: native English speakers and graduates of a Bachelor's degree taught entirely in English. A valid English certificate issued from August 2019 onwards by one of the accepted certifying bodies is required; or a university 'Proficiency certificate' combined with a GRE General Test Score; or proficiency demonstrated by interview with the Coordinator.
English proficiency minimum scores: B2 level on the CEFR scale (Upper-Intermediate). Accepted certifying bodies: Cambridge English Language Assessment, IELTS, Trinity College London, ETS, TOEIC, TOEFL iBT, Pearson EDEXCEL/EDI, English Speaking Board (ESB), Anglia Ascentis, Aim Awards, LCCI (C.C.I.), British Institutes, National Qualifications Authority of Ireland. Specific numeric thresholds per certificate are not stated in the Call PDF. The programme's how-to-enrol page indicates a guideline of IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL iBT 65 / CEFR B2 as accepted minima for international applicants. [uncertain — the official Call PDF only states 'B2'; numeric thresholds from the programme web page]
Italian B1 during studies: Not required. Programme delivered entirely in English. Non-EU applicants applying for a Master's curriculum in English are exempt from the Italian language test required for Italian-language curricula.
No entrance test (A.Y. 2026/27). Step 1 - document evaluation: application on Delphi (Button 1: 'Richiesta ammissione corsi in lingua inglese' for visa applicants, 'Richiesta verifica requisiti curriculari' for Italian, EU and legally resident applicants) with a EUR 30 non-refundable evaluation fee via PagoPA (waived for applicants with a disability of at least 66% and for Tor Vergata graduates with at least 100/110); the Coordinator or the programme committee checks the curricular requirements and e-mails the outcome. Curricular gaps must be filled before the next step. Step 2 - interview: personal preparation is verified in an interview with the Coordinator or a delegate on mathematical analysis, geometry, physics, telecommunications, information processing systems, electronics and electromagnetic fields. According to the programme's Admission Requirements page, international applicants with a cumulative GPA above 85% (or at least 'Good' where no GPA is given) and Italian graduates with a weighted average above 24.5/30 are exempt from this interview, but not from the English check; applicants without an English B2 certificate have their English tested by the Coordinator in the interview.
Online via Delphi (Button 1 — 'Application for admission to English-taught programmes'): passport or ID card (EU)
English language certificate or proof of nationality/native English status, or Proficiency certificate + GRE General Test Score
Bachelor's Degree certificate with final grade
transcript of records with dates and grades. For non-EU applicants residing abroad, additional documentation through Universitaly and the International Students Office.
All dates and requirements shown are for A.Y. 2026/27; the A.Y. 2027/28 admission notice is not published yet.
The programme website's 'How to apply and enrol' page shows older, undated dates (applications from 1 March to 30 April and visa applications by 31 July 'of each year'); the dates shown here follow the official 2026/27 call.
The official 2026/27 call only states level B2 for English; the IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL iBT 65 minimums shown come from the programme's web pages, not from the call.
The programme's English page also lists a CV and a motivation letter in English among the prerequisites; the 2026/27 call does not list them for the online application, so it is not confirmed whether they must be uploaded.
For recognition of a foreign degree, the programme website asks for a CIMEA Statement of Comparability, while the University's central 'How to Apply' page also accepts an ARDI Statement of Correspondence or a Declaration of Value for qualifications from Lisbon Convention countries.
No double-degree partner universities are listed on the official programme page or in the 2026/2027 call.
Fee bands, the flat-fee option and scholarship details shown are not confirmed for 2026/27; see the University's tuition fees page.
Tuition and fees link note: https://web.uniroma2.it/en/percorso/admissions/sezione/tuition_fees and http://studenti.uniroma2.it/ → 'Tasse e agevolazioni'
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“Corso di laurea magistrale - Area di Ingegneria - Accesso libero con verifica del possesso dei requisiti curriculari - Classe LM-27 - Erogato in lingua inglese [Master's degree - Engineering - open access with verification of curricular requirements - class LM-27 - taught in English]”
“Avviso LM ICT and Internet Engineering a.a. 2026-2027 [Master's degree notice, ICT and Internet Engineering, A.Y. 2026-2027]”
“AVVISO PER L'IMMATRICOLAZIONE AL CORSO DI LAUREA MAGISTRALE IN ICT AND INTERNET ENGINEERING — Classe LM 27 - (D.M. 270/2004) — A.A. 2026/2027”
“Laurea di durata (almeno) triennale nelle classi di laurea L-8 Ingegneria dell'Informazione o L-9 Ingegneria Industriale — almeno 24 CFU di MAT/02 Algebra o MAT/03 Geometria o MAT/05 Analisi matematica o MAT/06 Probabilità e statistica matematica o MAT/08 Analisi numerica o MAT/09 Ricerca operativa; almeno 12 CFU di FIS/01 Fisica sperimentale o FIS/03 Fisica della materia o FIS/04 Fisica nucleare e subnucleare; almeno 9 CFU in ING-INF/03 Telecomunicazioni; almeno 9 CFU in ING-INF/05 Sistemi di elaborazione delle informazioni o ING-INF/01 Elettronica o ING-INF/02 Campi elettromagnetici”
“conoscenza della lingua inglese non inferiore al livello B2 (Upper-Intermediate) — Tale conoscenza deve essere comprovata, ad eccezione degli studenti madre-lingua inglese, e di coloro che sono in possesso di una laurea triennale in lingua inglese, tramite un certificato di lingua valido — Cambridge English Language Assessment; IELTS; Trinity College London; ETS; TOEIC; TOEFL iBT; Pearson EDEXCEL/EDI; ESB; Anglia Ascentis; Aim Awards; LCCI; British Institutes; National Qualifications Authority of Ireland — oppure, in sostituzione, tramite 'Proficiency certificate' in abbinamento al GRE® General Test Score”
“PRIMO TURNO (APPLICATION) - Riservato a studenti internazionali residenti all'estero richiedenti visto — dal 19 febbraio 2026 al 30 aprile 2026”
“2° TURNO - Riservato a studenti italiani, comunitari e non comunitari regolarmente soggiornanti in Italia: dal giorno 4 maggio 2026 al 31 marzo 2027”
“I posti riservati ai cittadini non comunitari residenti all'estero richiedenti visto per l'a.a.2026/2027 sono così ripartiti: LM-27 ICT and Internet Engineering 20”
“STAMPARE la domanda e un bollettino di € 30,00 come contributo per la valutazione — Sono esonerati dal pagamento del contributo di 30,00 euro — pagamento della prima rata pari a 156,00 euro”
“È prevista la verifica della personale preparazione che sarà effettuata tramite un colloquio con il Coordinatore o suoi delegati [Personal preparation is verified through an interview with the Coordinator or his/her delegates]”
“tramite un certificato di lingua valido, conseguito a partire dal mese di Agosto 2019 e rilasciato da uno dei seguenti enti certificatori, o tramite colloquio con la Coordinatrice/il Coordinatore [through a valid language certificate obtained from August 2019 onwards and issued by one of the following certifying bodies, or through an interview with the Coordinator]”
“I posti riservati ai cittadini non comunitari residenti all'estero richiedenti visto per l’a.a.2026/2027 sono così ripartiti: [The places reserved for non-EU citizens residing abroad who need a visa for A.Y. 2026/2027 are allocated as follows:]”
