Management Engineering

Program Bilgisi

Seviye

Yüksek Lisans

Süre

2 yıl

Dil

İngilizce / İtalyanca

Kampüs

Via del Politecnico 1, 00133 Rome — School of Engineering, Department of Enterprise Engineering 'Mario Lucertini'

Derece Sınıfı

LM-31 (Ingegneria Gestionale) — Course Code AC1

Kabul Tipi

Open with curricular evaluation ('Accesso libero con valutazione dei requisiti curriculari') Selection type: Open with curriculum evaluation: the Programme Board (Coordinator Prof. Massimiliano Caramia) verifies the curricular requirements and individual preparation; interview foreseen where the curriculum needs further checking. Admission test (name and provider): No external standardised test. Internal evaluation by the Tor Vergata Management Engineering Programme Board. GRE is accepted by Tor Vergata as a general analytical test where applicable. [uncertain — programme-specific GRE policy not separately confirmed] EU / non-EU quota: Non-EU residing abroad and requiring a visa: dedicated quota for LM-31 Ingegneria Gestionale (English-taught curriculum) is set annually by the Tor Vergata Board and published in the LM-31 enrolment notice. [uncertain — specific 2026/2027 quota for the English curriculum not separately captured from the published Bachelor-level Macroarea enrolment notice] School: School of Engineering — Department of Enterprise Engineering 'Mario Lucertini'

Resmi Eğitim Dili

English (Master Degree English Taught — the English-taught curriculum 'Technology and New Frontier Management' within the Management Engineering / Ingegneria Gestionale Master is delivered entirely in English; other curricula are taught in Italian)

EU Deadline

EU applicants and non-EU regularly residing in Italy A.Y. 2026/2027: applications generally open from spring 2026 and remain open through the second-window deadline aligned with the Macroarea di Ingegneria enrolment schedule (registration on Delphi from 7 April 2026 until enrolment deadline, with mora possible up to 31 March 2027). [uncertain — exact LM-31 windows for the English curriculum to be confirmed against the Department's own notice] Rolling vs window: Window-based with an anticipated visa-track window and a longer rolling window for EU and non-EU residents in Italy. [uncertain — final structure to be confirmed from the LM-31 Avviso when published] 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-31 numeric ISEE bands are not in the Call] Application fee and enrolment deposit: Application/evaluation fee €30 via PagoPA (non-refundable). Exemptions: applicants with disability ≥66% (Law 118/71) or under Art.3 §1 Law 104/1992, and Tor Vergata graduates with final grade ≥100/110. Enrolment first instalment €156. Scholarships at admission time: DiSCo Lazio regional Right-to-Study scholarships (ISEE / ISEE-Parificato based); Italian Government Scholarships (MAECI); Invest Your Talent in Italy (MAECI–MISE); Tor Vergata merit-and-income scholarships. [uncertain — no programme-specific scholarship list on the Management Engineering page]

Non-EU Deadline

Non-EU residing abroad and requiring a study visa A.Y. 2026/2027: anticipated window from 7 April 2026 to 1 July 2026 (visa-tied), followed by Universitaly pre-enrolment by 31 July 2026. [uncertain — LM-31 visa window may differ; the engineering Macroarea Bachelor-level call cites the same 1 July 2026 cap for visa applicants] Non-EU pre-enrolment portal (Universitaly): Universitaly (https://www.universitaly.it) — non-EU residing abroad must complete pre-enrolment by 31 July 2026, then approach the Italian Embassy/Consulate per MUR deadlines (https://www.studiare-in-italia.it/studentistranieri/). 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.

Akademik Koşullar

Bachelor's degree (at least 3 years) in an engineering or quantitative-management class with adequate CFU coverage of mathematics, statistics, economics and management disciplines. Typical Italian-class admission paths include L-8 (Information Engineering), L-9 (Industrial Engineering) and L-18 / L-33 with curriculum top-up. 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 (e.g. through single-subject courses) before final evaluation. [uncertain — full ECTS subject-distribution table is published in the LM-31 Programme Regulation rather than the Macroarea call]

Dil Koşulları

English proficiency at least at CEFR B2 (Upper-Intermediate) for the English-taught curriculum 'Technology and New Frontier Management'. Exempt: native English speakers and graduates of a Bachelor's degree taught entirely in English. A valid English certificate from one of the certifying bodies accepted by Tor Vergata is required, or proficiency demonstrated by interview with the Coordinator. English proficiency minimum scores: B2 level on the CEFR scale (Upper-Intermediate). Accepted certifying bodies follow the Tor Vergata Engineering standard list (Cambridge English, IELTS, Trinity College London, ETS, TOEIC, TOEFL iBT, Pearson EDEXCEL/EDI, ESB, Anglia Ascentis, Aim Awards, LCCI, British Institutes, NQAI). Specific numeric thresholds per certificate are not stated. The Tor Vergata Master of Science Economics page indicates an indicative IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 87 as common Tor Vergata baseline, but the LM-31 Avviso only states B2. [uncertain] Italian B1 during studies: Not required for the English-taught curriculum. Italian-language curricula of LM-31 require Italian as the language of instruction.

Sınav / Test

Document-based evaluation through Delphi (Button 1 — Verification of curricular requirements or Application for English-taught programmes). €30 evaluation fee via PagoPA. Once validated, the application is examined by the Programme Board which deliberates on curricular fit and personal preparation; an interview may be required.