MONTE SANT'ANGELO — Complesso Universitario di Monte S. Angelo, Building 5A, Via Cintia, 80126 Napoli, Italy (Department of Mathematics and Applications "R. Caccioppoli"). This VERIFIES the research brief's "campus: doğrulanacak / to be verified", and it is NOT Policlinico, Portici, San Giovanni a Teduccio, Frullone, Agnano, Piazzale Tecchio or Via Claudio. THREE INDEPENDENT OFFICIAL CONFIRMATIONS: (a) the orientation portal's "Directions" block gives "Department of Mathematics and Applications 'R. Caccioppoli' — Complesso Universitario di Monte S. Angelo, Building 5A – Via Cintia, 80126 Naples, Italy" with map link https://goo.gl/maps/fP6aYXeS7yh3zC3U7 ; (b) the programme's Contact Details page gives "Department of Mathematics and Applications 'Renato Caccioppoli', University of Naples Federico II, Via Cintia, Monte S. Angelo, I-80126 Naples, Italy, Phone: +39 081 7682476"; (c) the programme's own published lecture timetables place ALL teaching in the Mathematics department building — the a.y. 2025/26 first-semester FIRST-YEAR timetable is headed "Dipartimento di Matematica e Applicazioni 'R. Caccioppoli' - AULA C" and the SECOND-YEAR timetable "Dipartimento di Matematica e Applicazioni 'R. Caccioppoli' - AULA D" (with some slots in Room D). This is worth stressing: even the engineering-taught second-year courses (Computational Fluid Dynamics, Theory of Elasticity, Environment Fluid Dynamics, Systems Identification and Control) are timetabled INSIDE the Mathematics department at Monte Sant'Angelo, so unlike Federico II's Data Science degree this programme does not scatter students across multiple campuses. STUDENT RECORDS OFFICE (Segreteria Studenti): "Segreteria Studenti Area didattica Scienze MM.FF.NN.", Complesso Universitario di Monte Sant'Angelo, Cupa Nuova Cintia, 21, 80126 Napoli — e-mail segrmmff@unina.it; counter hours Monday-Friday 09:00-12:00 plus Tuesday and Thursday 14:30-16:30. This is the office named in the programme's own 2026/27 admission rules as the place where non-EU students must complete final enrolment in person. ORIENTATION DESKS listed on the central course record: Monte S. Angelo, Via Cintia 26 (Ed. Centri Comuni), tel. 081-676744; and Mezzocannone, Via Mezzocannone 16, 80134 Napoli, tel. 081-2534691 (contact scienze.mfn.orienta@unina.it). LIBRARIES: Biblioteca "Carlo Miranda" of the Department of Mathematics and the Biblioteca di Area Didattica di Scienze in the Centri Comuni of the Monte S. Angelo campus.
Derece Sınıfı
LM-44
Kabul Tipi
OPEN ACCESS ("accesso libero") — NO numerus clausus, NO seat cap, NO ranked competitive selection, NO admission test. The orientation portal fact-sheet header records "Admission: Libero" and "Degree required: Laurea I Livello". The programme does NOT appear anywhere in the University's index of "Corsi a numero programmato" for a.y. 2026/2027 (the only two-year master's degrees with a bando there are Precision Livestock Farming, Professioni sanitarie, Psicologia Clinica, Scienze Enologiche and Scienze della Nutrizione Umana — all restricted-access). BUT "OPEN ACCESS" HERE DOES NOT MEAN "AUTOMATIC": admission is gated by a MANDATORY two-part check that the Didactic Regulations make explicit. Art. 5: "Admission to the master's degree course in Mathematical Engineering will be arranged by the Commissione di Coordinamento Didattico after checking: a) the requirement of knowledge of the English language, corresponding to a level of knowledge not lower than level B2, possibly attested by suitable certification; b) the adequacy of the student's personal preparation, for the purposes of admission to the Master's Degree Course, according to the provisions of the art. 6 comma 2 of D.M. 16 marzo 2007, with procedures common to the Master's Degree Courses in Engineering governed by the device of the Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base." The Italian text is blunter: "La verifica della personale preparazione è obbligatoria in ogni caso, e possono accedervi solo gli studenti in possesso dei requisiti curriculari" (the personal-preparation check is compulsory in every case, and only students who already hold the curricular requirements may take it). The Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base confirms the framework at School level: "L'ammissione ai Corsi di Laurea Magistrale non a ciclo unico prevede, ai sensi del DM 270/04, la verifica del possesso dei requisiti curriculari nonché la verifica della personale preparazione dello studente." THREE PRACTICAL ROUTES: (1) ITALIAN APPLICANTS — "Italian students can enroll at www.segrepass.unina.it" (programme's own 2026/27 admission rules); the Segreteria checks the curricular requirements and communicates the outcome, and an enrolment made without the requirements is annulled. (2) EU APPLICANTS / APPLICANTS RESIDENT IN THE EU WITH A FOREIGN QUALIFICATION — no competitive application; per international.unina.it they "have unrestricted access to university courses if you hold a foreign qualification corresponding to the required Italian qualification. In this case you have to send your academic documents to the Coordinator of the course you wish to enrol in to find out whether you meet the enrolment requirements." (3) NON-EU APPLICANTS RESIDING ABROAD — compulsory pre-enrolment on the UNIVERSITALY portal, followed by evaluation by the University International Office AND the Mathematical Engineering Program Committee, probable interview, and issue of a pre-acceptance letter. Note the programme's distinctive instruction on sequencing: "in order to apply for admission... you must submit your application on the Universitaly portal www.universitaly.it. In this step the pre-acceptance letter is not necessary." — i.e. unlike several other Federico II degrees, this programme wants you to apply on Universitaly FIRST and lets the pre-acceptance letter be generated afterwards. Because the course is accesso libero, no bando di ammissione is published for it; the functional equivalent is the programme's one-page "GENERAL ADMISSION RULES" PDF for the year (see official_call_url).
Resmî Eğitim Dili
English — the programme is declared 100% English-taught by every official unina.it source, and unusually for Federico II this is verifiable course-by-course. EVIDENCE: (1) the orientation portal fact-sheet header records "Language ENG" (a single value, not the ITA/ENG pairing used for bilingual courses in the same catalogue); (2) the binding Didactic Regulations record "Teaching language: English" in the SUA-CdS general information table; (3) Annex 2 of the Didactic Regulations lists EVERY ONE of the 39 course sheets with the teaching language "English" — including the engineering-hosted courses (Computational Fluid Dynamics, Electrodynamics of Continuous Media, Theory of Elasticity, Heat Transfer, Optoelectronics, Electromagnetic Fields, Information Theory, Mechanical Vibrations, Environment Fluid Dynamics and Hydraulics, Nonlinear Dynamics and Control) and the physics/chemistry/statistics modules in Group 3; (4) the programme's own General Information page states "Teaching language: English"; (5) the ministerial RAD sheet records "Lingua in cui si tiene il corso: inglese" and the University's own evaluation unit noted that the course "sarà tenuto in lingua inglese" and fits the University's internationalisation policy. BLENDED / MIXED DELIVERY (this is a real feature of this degree, not a caveat about language): the Didactic Regulations record the teaching method as "b. Course of Studies in mixed teaching mode", and the orientation portal explains "Some courses in the first semester of the first year are delivered partially in a blended format, with online components provided via the Federica Web Learning platform (https://www.federica.eu/). At the beginning of the semester, students will attend an online orientation meeting where they will receive detailed instructions on the course structure and how to follow the online components." The 2026/2027 study plan marks the affected courses "Frontal lesson/MOOC" — Real and Functional Analysis, Mathematical Physics Models, Mathematical Methods for Engineering, Calculus of Variations, Differential Geometry, Stochastic Processes and Mechanical Vibrations. NOTE A MINOR SOURCE CONFLICT: the older ministerial RAD sheet records "Modalità di svolgimento: convenzionale" (conventional delivery), which the current Didactic Regulations supersede with "mixed teaching mode". NO ITALIAN IS REQUIRED AT ANY POINT — and this is a material difference from some other Federico II English-taught degrees. The 3-CFU "Further training activities" (TAF F) slot is earned through SEMINAR attendance ("Mathematical Engineering students can attend seminars to complete 3 CFU as 'Further Activities'. A series of seminars is organized by the MS program, Colloquia in Mathematical Engineering"), NOT through an Italian-language certificate. Italian courses are offered to international students by the University Language Centre (CLA) on a free, optional, self-study basis through the ICoN Consortium at CEFR levels A1-C1 ("Participation in the courses is free of charge and the licence is valid for one year"). THE ONE RESIDUAL RISK IS THE 12-CFU FREE-CHOICE SLOT (TAF D, "Autonomously chosen topics", second year): Art. 9 of the Didactic Regulations states "the student is free to choose among all the Courses offered by the University, provided that they are consistent with the training project. This consistency is assessed by the Didactic Coordination Commission." Because that slot draws on the University's entire catalogue — most of which is Italian-taught — a student who cannot follow Italian must deliberately pick English-delivered courses for those 12 CFU. All MANDATORY and all curricular OPTION courses (Groups 1, 2 and 3) are confirmed English; only the free-choice slot is unconstrained.
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1. Başvuru takvimi
AB / AEA adayları
There is NO programme-specific application deadline for EU (and EU-equivalent) candidates, because Mathematical Engineering is open-access: EU applicants do not compete, they enrol within the University's calendar after their qualification has been checked. TWO DATE SETS APPLY.
(A) QUALIFICATION EVALUATION — no fixed date. Per international.unina.it, an EU candidate (or any candidate regularly residing in the EU) holding a FOREIGN qualification must "send your academic documents to the Coordinator of the course you wish to enrol in to find out whether you meet the enrolment requirements". Do this as early as possible; it precedes enrolment. The relevant contact is infomathematical-eng@unina.it / Prof. Lina Mallozzi (Coordinator) / Prof. Marco Lapegna (contact person for international students). Italian-qualification holders are checked by the Segreteria after enrolling.
(B) ENROLMENT CALENDAR FOR A.Y. 2026/2027, governing Italian and EU students alike:
AB / AEA dışı adaylar
For NON-EU applicants RESIDING ABROAD there is a hard, ministry-driven three-date pipeline for a.y. 2026/2027, published in the University's official booklet "INFORMATION FOR NON-EU STUDENTS WITH RESIDENCY ABROAD — Admission to Degree Programmes at University of Naples Federico II 2026/2027" and repeated on international.unina.it:
— 15 Haziran 2026: PRE-ENROLMENT APPLICATION DEADLINE on the UNIVERSITALY portal, naming the University of Naples Federico II and the Mathematical Engineering programme. Verbatim: "JUNE 15 2026 — Pre-enrolment application deadline to University of Naples Federico II. After this date no programme changes are permitted. After this date pre-enrolment is allowed to the programmes with restricted access only." THIS IS THE OPERATIVE DEADLINE FOR THIS PROGRAMME: because Mathematical Engineering is open-access (not restricted access), non-EU pre-enrolment closes on 15 June 2026 and does NOT reopen.
— 30 Kasım 2026: deadline for lodging the study-visa application at the Italian Embassy/Consulate ("NOV 30 2026 — Deadline for submitting the visa application at Italian Embassies/Consulates").
2. Kabul koşulları
Akademik geçmiş
Seats (total): NO SEAT CAP — no total number of places is set or published for this programme, because it is accesso libero. The orientation portal fact sheet records "Admission: Libero"; the programme appears nowhere in the University's "Corsi a numero programmato" index for a.y. 2026/2027; the Didactic Regulations contain no numero-programmato provision (Art. 5 merely notes that nationally programmed access is regulated by L. 264/1999 "except in cases subject to different provisions of law", which do not apply here); and the ministerial RAD sheet publishes no "utenza sostenibile" figure or seat number. ONLY IN THE SENSE THAT A NULL IS BEING REPORTED RATHER THAN A NUMBER: no unina.it page states a figure, and none states in so many words that the number is unlimited. PRACTICAL CONSEQUENCE FOR APPLICANTS: there is no cut-off to beat and no ranking list — the gates are the curricular requirements, the personal-preparation check, the B2 English certificate and (for non-EU applicants) the visa/pre-enrolment pipeline, not competition for places. For comparison, where Federico II does cap a two-year master's it says so numerically in a published bando; no such document exists for Mathematical Engineering. | Seats (non-EU reserved): NONE PUBLISHED — because the course has no seat cap, no reserved sub-quota for non-EU applicants residing abroad appears on any unina.it page for this programme. WITH ONE STRUCTURAL CAVEAT: Italian universities must still declare an annual contingent of places for non-EU visa students on the ministerial UNIVERSITALY portal even for open-access courses, and that per-course figure is published on universitaly.it rather than on unina.it, so it could not be verified within the unina.it-only source restriction imposed by this research task. What unina.it does publish is a soft capacity constraint expressed as a DATE rather than a number: after the 15 June 2026 pre-enrolment deadline, "pre-enrolment is allowed to the programmes with restricted access only" — meaning an open-access programme such as Mathematical Engineering simply stops accepting new non-EU pre-enrolments on that date and does not reopen. Applicants should check the Mathematical Engineering entry on universitaly.it for the intake year they are targeting, or write to infomathematical-eng@unina.it and to the University international office.
A first-cycle degree (Laurea triennale / Bachelor) in engineering, mathematics or building sciences, PLUS specific minimum credits in mathematics, physics and computing, PLUS English at B2. TWO PARALLEL FORMULATIONS EXIST — one for Italian-system qualifications and one for foreign qualifications.
(A) ITALIAN-SYSTEM ROUTE — DEGREE CLASS LIST (Art. 4 of the Didactic Regulations, identical in the Italian 2023/24 and English 2025/26 versions and in the ministerial RAD sheet): "Access to the master's degree course in Mathematical Engineering will be allowed to students holding a Degree in the Classes L-7 Civil and Environmental Engineering, L-8 Information Engineering, L-9 Industrial Engineering, L-23 Building Sciences and Techniques, L-35 Mathematical Sciences" — the Italian original adds "ovvero titoli equipollenti" (or equivalent qualifications).
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ENGLISH AT B2 OR ABOVE — a hard admission requirement, with a NAMED and CLOSED list of accepted certificate providers and a two-year recency rule that is unusually strict for Federico II. ITALIAN IS NOT REQUIRED AT ANY STAGE, including graduation.
THE REQUIREMENT. Art. 4 of the Didactic Regulations: "Knowledge of the English language corresponding to at least B2 level will also be required." Art. 5 adds that the CCD verifies "the requirement of knowledge of the English language, corresponding to a level of knowledge not lower than level B2, possibly attested by suitable certification". The orientation portal states flatly "Applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency at a B2 level."
THE ACCEPTED CERTIFICATES (programme's "GENERAL ADMISSION RULES a.y. 26/27", verbatim): "a B2 English certification is also required as IELTS, PEARSON, TOEFL, UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ESOL, TRINITY, LCCIEB, CITY&GUILDS certifications obtained in the last two years". TWO CRITICAL DETAILS: (i) the list is specific — IELTS, Pearson, TOEFL, Cambridge English (ESOL), Trinity, LCCIEB (London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Examinations Board) and City & Guilds; (ii) the certificate must have been OBTAINED IN THE LAST TWO YEARS, so an older certificate will not be accepted even if the awarding body never expires it. Plan your test date accordingly. A TENSION BETWEEN TWO OFFICIAL WORDINGS: the Didactic Regulations say the B2 level is "possibly attested by suitable certification" ("eventualmente attestato da idonea certificazione") — permissive language that would allow the CCD to accept other evidence — whereas the programme's annual admission rules present the named certificate list as a flat requirement for non-EU applicants. The safe reading is that the named list governs in practice. Neither source states whether an English-medium bachelor's degree can substitute for a certificate, and no unina.it page for this programme confirms or denies that, so applicants relying on an English-taught degree instead of a test should confirm with infomathematical-eng@unina.it.
Sınav / değerlendirme
NO WRITTEN ADMISSION TEST, NO TOLC, NO SAT, NO PORTFOLIO — but there IS a compulsory evaluation, and for non-EU applicants a PROBABLE INTERVIEW. This is a materially stricter picture than the bare "Admission: Libero" label suggests.
NO TOLC: the Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base runs the TOLC only for BACHELOR's degrees — "la Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base... effettua un test di orientamento non selettivo ma obbligatorio per tutti gli immatricolandi ai Corsi di Laurea dei Collegi di Ingegneria e di Scienze" — and expressly applies a different regime to master's degrees: "L'ammissione ai Corsi di Laurea Magistrale non a ciclo unico prevede, ai sensi del DM 270/04, la verifica del possesso dei requisiti curriculari nonché la verifica della personale preparazione dello studente." No TOLC, TOLC-I or TOLC-B applies to Mathematical Engineering.
WHAT REPLACES A TEST — THE "VERIFICA DELLA PERSONALE PREPARAZIONE": Art. 5 of the Didactic Regulations makes it compulsory in every case ("La verifica della personale preparazione è obbligatoria in ogni caso"), carried out by the Commissione di Coordinamento Didattico, checking (a) English at B2 or above and (b) "the adequacy of the student's personal preparation... according to the provisions of the art. 6 comma 2 of D.M. 16 marzo 2007, with procedures common to the Master's Degree Courses in Engineering governed by the device of the Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base of the University of Naples Federico II." THE INTERVIEW: the programme's own "GENERAL ADMISSION RULES a.y. 26/27" states, of non-EU applicants who have applied on Universitaly, "Once the students apply on Universitaly portal, the documents will be verified by the University International Office and by the Program Committee members in order to produce the pre-acceptance letter in case of eligibility. Applicants will probably contacted for an interview with Program Committee members of the Mathematical Engineering Course to certify that the educational background is adequate according the requirements of the Master Program (Art. 4 - Didactical Regulations)." The word is "probably" (the sentence is also grammatically incomplete in the original — "will probably contacted"), so the interview is presented as likely but not guaranteed, and no format, length, language, syllabus or scoring scheme is published. Treat it as: prepare for an academic interview in English on your mathematics/engineering background, but do not expect published rules. No equivalent interview is announced for Italian or EU applicants, for whom the check is documentary.
3. Hazırlanacak belgeler
THERE IS NO SINGLE CONSOLIDATED CHECKLIST ON THE PROGRAMME SITE — the list below is assembled from the programme's own one-page admission rules plus the University-level booklet, admission regulation and open-access master's FAQ, so the Segreteria or the Program Committee could request an additional item.
(1) PROGRAMME-SPECIFIC ITEMS (from "Mathematical Engineering Master Program a.y. 26/27: GENERAL ADMISSION RULES"), for non-EU applicants:
— evidence of "a Bachelor's degree corresponding to the Italian qualification Laurea, awarded by an accredited foreign university and giving access to second-cycle courses";
1) COORDINATOR — DIRECT CONFLICT BETWEEN OFFICIAL UNINA.IT SOURCES. The central unina.it course record (https://www.unina.it/-/12930498-mathematical-engineering) and its legacy copy both list "Coordinatore: Prof.ssa Anna MERCALDO", whereas the orientation portal (updated for a.y. 2026/2027) lists "Lina Mallozzi — Degree Programme Director" and the programme's own Programme Administration page states "Coordinator: Lina Mallozzi", with Anna Mercaldo appearing there only as a member of the study-plan and review committees. The Mallozzi version is almost certainly current; the central record appears not to have been updated. Practical risk: correspondence addressed to the wrong professor. Use infomathematical-eng@unina.it or lina.mallozzi@unina.it.
2) WHICH SET OF ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS BINDS. Three official formulations coexist and are not reconciled: (a) the closed degree-class list L-7 / L-8 / L-9 / L-23 / L-35 "or equivalent qualifications" (Art. 4, both regulation versions, and the ministerial RAD sheet); (b) the precise CFU/SSD thresholds — 24 CFU mathematics (6 MATH-02/B + 18 MATH-03/A), 12 CFU PHYS-01/A, 6 CFU INFO-01/A or IINF-05/A — which appear ONLY in the 2025/26 English Didactic Regulations and NOT in the 2023/24 Italian version; (c) the orientation portal's much softer "generally expected to hold a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, or a closely related discipline. Each application will be assessed holistically", which names PHYSICS even though the physics class L-30 is not in the Art. 4 list; and (d) the foreign-applicant sheet, which speaks only of a "recommended background" in Mathematics or Engineering. A physics graduate is probably admissible through "titoli equipollenti" plus holistic assessment, but this is not guaranteed by any single document. Confirm with the programme before applying. Note also that NO Didactic Regulations have been published for a.y. 2026/27 — the newest is 2025/26 — although the 2026/27 STUDY PLAN has been published, so the 2025/26 admission text is the most current binding statement.
3) SSD CODE MEANINGS PARTLY INFERRED. MATH-03/A (mathematical analysis), MATH-02/B (geometry) and INFO-01/A (computer science) can be read off the programme's own 2026/2027 study plan, which tags its own courses with those codes. PHYS-01/A and IINF-05/A do not appear in the study plan, so their conventional meanings (experimental physics; information-processing systems) are inferred from standard MUR nomenclature rather than from a unina.it page.
4) THE INTERVIEW IS ANNOUNCED ONLY AS PROBABLE. "Applicants will probably contacted for an interview with Program Committee members" (the sentence is also ungrammatical in the original). No format, duration, language, syllabus or pass mark is published, and no interview is announced at all for Italian or EU applicants. Plan for an English-language academic interview but expect no published rules.
5) ENGLISH-CERTIFICATE POLICY HAS TWO WORDINGS. The Didactic Regulations say B2 is "possibly attested by suitable certification" (permissive), while the programme's annual admission rules impose a closed list of providers plus a two-year recency rule. The stricter reading is the safe one. Whether an English-medium bachelor's degree can substitute for a certificate is not addressed anywhere on unina.it for this programme.
6) EU-APPLICANT ENROLMENT DEADLINE: 31 OCTOBER vs 2 NOVEMBER 2026. Two orientation-portal pages say enrolment runs "from 16 July until 31 October 2026"; the binding University enrolment guide says the ordinary period closes 2 November 2026. 31 October 2026 falls on a Saturday, so these are probably the same deadline with and without weekend roll-over, but they are not literally identical and the programme page hedges with "usually".
7) NON-EU DEADLINE: THE PROGRAMME DELETED ITS OWN EARLIER CUT-OFF. The a.y. 25/26 admission sheet required the Universitaly application "before 31 May 2025"; the a.y. 26/27 sheet is word-for-word identical except that the date phrase has been removed entirely. So for 2026/27 only the University-wide 15 June 2026 deadline is published. Given that a programme-level date roughly two weeks earlier existed the previous year, aim for mid-May and confirm by e-mail.
8) DATE ERROR INSIDE THE OFFICIAL NON-EU BOOKLET. Its "Deadlines" page gives 31 January 2027 as the final matriculation date, but its "Matriculation" page says "31 January 2026" — impossible, since the visa deadline is 30 November 2026. 31 January 2027 is correct.
9) REGIONAL-TAX FIGURE: THREE DIFFERENT NUMBERS ON UNINA.IT. The programme's own fees page says EUR 140 for EU students but EUR 160 for non-EU students (an unexplained asymmetry); international.unina.it says a flat EUR 140 for both; the binding 2026/27 Guida gives bands of EUR 130 / 151 / 173 and expressly places students whose household resides abroad in the EUR 151 band. Budget EUR 151. The tuition components themselves (EUR 200 for EU citizens, total exemption for non-EU citizens) agree across all sources.
10) B2 ITALIAN EXEMPTION — A DRAFTING GAP IN THE UNIVERSITY TEXT. international.unina.it states the Italian B2 requirement for courses taught in Italian and expressly names "three-year degree course, magistral degree course or single-cycle magistral degree course", but the parallel exemption sentence for ENGLISH-taught courses enumerates only "three-year, five-year or single-cycle" and does not repeat "magistral degree course". The plain intent, by symmetry and by this programme's total silence on any Italian requirement, is that an English-taught two-year master's is exempt — and this programme independently attaches no Italian condition to any of its credits — but the University's own sentence does not name two-year master's degrees in the exemption.
11) VISA PROOF-OF-MEANS FIGURE NOT YEAR-LABELLED. The EUR 10,179.85/year entry-visa figure on international.unina.it carries no academic year, and the same page separately carries a EUR 6,079.45/year figure explicitly labelled "minimum required for 2022" (which relates to residence-permit renewal, not the entry visa). Treat EUR 10,179.85 as the currently published figure rather than a confirmed 2026/27-specific one.
12) NO PROGRAMME-SPECIFIC DOCUMENT CHECKLIST is published; required_documents is assembled from the one-page admission rules plus University-level sources, so an additional item could be requested. In particular, the programme's "How to apply" page is almost empty — it only says "Get information about applying: https://www.studiare-in-italia.it/studentistranieri/ and apply to the link https://www.universitaly.it/" — so the admissions26_27.pdf, not the How to apply page, is the document to rely on.
13) COURSE CODE D71 vs D22. The programme's General Information page gives https://www.corsi.unina.it/D71/home as its institutional course site, but a "D22 MATHEMATICAL ENGINEERING" record also exists on corsi.unina.it. D22 is most likely the pre-reformulation code (the RAD sheet describes the current course as a "riformulazione" of the earlier one); this could not be confirmed because corsi.unina.it renders client-side and returned no readable content.
14) TEACHING MODE — "conventional" vs "mixed". The older ministerial RAD sheet records "Modalità di svolgimento: convenzionale", while the current Didactic Regulations record "b. Course of Studies in mixed teaching mode" and the study plan flags seven courses as "Frontal lesson/MOOC". The regulations are the more recent and more specific source.
15) SECOND-YEAR FREE-CHOICE COURSES (12 CFU, TAF D) are drawn from the University's entire catalogue subject only to consistency approval by the CCD; most of that catalogue is Italian-taught. All mandatory and curricular option courses are confirmed English, so the risk is confined to this slot.
16) 2026/27 ACADEMIC CALENDAR AND TIMETABLES NOT YET PUBLISHED on the programme site at the time of research — the newest posted are the a.y. 2025/26 calendar (teaching 15/09/2025-19/12/2025 and 02/03/2026-12/06/2026) and the a.y. 2025/26 lecture timetables. Semester dates for 2026/27 should be re-checked.
17) NON-EU SEAT CONTINGENT NOT VERIFIABLE FROM UNINA.IT — see non_eu_reserved_seats; the per-course non-EU quota for open-access degrees is published on universitaly.it, outside this task's unina.it-only source restriction.
18) THE SCHOOL-LEVEL "DISPOSITIVO" COULD NOT BE FOUND. Art. 5 says the personal-preparation check follows "the device of the Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base" common to engineering master's degrees, but no such standalone document is published on scuolapsb.unina.it; that page only restates the DM 270/04 framework.
19) ACADEMIC-YEAR BASIS AND CURRENCY. All dates and amounts in this record are for A.Y. 2026/2027 and were gathered on 30 Ağustos 2026. By that date the 15 June 2026 non-EU pre-enrolment deadline had already passed and the EU enrolment window (16 July - 31 October 2026) was open. A non-EU applicant reading this must target A.Y. 2027/2028.
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“IDENTITY AND CLASSIFICATION — Didactic Regulations (2025/26), SUA-CdS table: "University: Università di Napoli Federico II | Name of the Course in Italian: Ingegneria Matematica | Name of the Course in English: Mathematical Engineering | Class: LM-44 Mathematical-Physics modelling for Engineering | Teaching language: English | Web site of the Course: http://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it/index.php/en/ | Teaching method: b. Course of Studies in mixed teaching mode". Art. 1: "These Didactic Regulations govern the organisational aspects of the CdS in Mathematical Engineering (class LM-44). The CdS in Mathematical Engineering is hinged in Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base, Department of Matematica e Applicazioni R. Caccioppoli." Central unina.it course record: "Classe di Laurea: LM-44 modellistica matematico-fisica per l'ingegneria | Tipo di corso: Magistrale | Area didattica: Scienze MM.FF.NN. | Scuola: Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base | Dipartimento: Dipartimento di Matematica e Applicazioni Renato Caccioppoli | Durata: 2 anni | Accesso al Corso: Laurea di 1° livello | Coordinatore: Prof.ssa Anna MERCALDO | Sito Web: https://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it | Ufficio Segreteria Studenti: Segreteria Studenti Area didattica Scienze MMFFNN". orientamento.unina.it fact-sheet header: "Master's Degree — Mathematical Engineering | Degree class LM-44 | Degree required Laurea I Livello | Admission Libero | Language ENG | Faculty Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base | Department Matematica e Applicazioni 'Renato Caccioppoli'", with "Updated academic year 2026/2027". Ministerial RAD sheet: "Nome del corso in italiano: Ingegneria Matematica (riformulazione di Ingegneria Matematica) | Nome del corso in inglese: Mathematical Engineering | Lingua in cui si tiene il corso: inglese | Dipartimento di riferimento ai fini amministrativi: Matematica e Applicazioni Renato Caccioppoli". Evaluation unit opinion in the same sheet: "ritiene che la proposta di attivazione di questo corso di studi, che sarà tenuto in lingua inglese, si inserisca bene nelle politiche di internazionalizzazione perseguite dall'Ateneo".
PROGRAMME AIM — orientamento.unina.it: "The aim of the course program is to form a new group of professionals at the frontier between Engineering and Mathematics, able to apply advanced tools from applied mathematics to solve real-world challenges."
CURRICULA — orientamento.unina.it: "The programme is structured into two curricula: Curriculum A and Curriculum B, from which students may choose. Each curriculum includes a set of compulsory courses, supplemented by elective courses selected from Groups 1, 2, and 3. Curriculum A focuses more on applications in information engineering. Curriculum B is oriented towards industrial and civil engineering applications."
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS (degree classes) — Didactic Regulations Art. 4: "Access to the master's degree course in Mathematical Engineering will be allowed to students holding a Degree in the Classes L-7 Civil and Environmental Engineering, L-8 Information Engineering, L-9 Industrial Engineering, L-23 Building Sciences and Techniques, L-35 Mathematical Sciences." Italian original (2023/24 regolamento): "...ovvero titoli equipollenti."
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS (CFU thresholds) — Didactic Regulations Art. 4 (2025/26): "In particular, the student must have acquired a minimum of 24 CFU in mathematics SSD, of which 6 in MATH-02/B and 18 in MATH-03/A, a minimum of 12 CFU in physics SSD PHYS-01/A and a minimum of 6CFU in INFO-01/A or IINF-05/A."
ENGLISH REQUIREMENT — Didactic Regulations Art. 4: "Knowledge of the English language corresponding to at least B2 level will also be required." Art. 5: "Admission to the master's degree course in Mathematical Engineering will be arranged by the Commissione di Coordinamento Didattico after checking: a) the requirement of knowledge of the English language, corresponding to a level of knowledge not lower than level B2, possibly attested by suitable certification; b) the adequacy of the student's personal preparation... with procedures common to the Master's Degree Courses in Engineering governed by the device of the Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base of the University of Naples Federico II." Italian original: "La verifica della personale preparazione è obbligatoria in ogni caso, e possono accedervi solo gli studenti in possesso dei requisiti curriculari."
PROGRAMME ADMISSION RULES a.y. 26/27 (the operative document) — "Italian students: Italian students can enroll at www.segrepass.unina.it"; "Extra-UE citizen: in order to apply for admission to the Master Degree Program in Mathematical Engineering at University of Naples Federico II, you must submit your application on the Universitaly portal www.universitaly.it. In this step the pre-acceptance letter is not necessary."; "Applicants must have: a Bachelor's degree corresponding to the Italian qualification Laurea, awarded by an accredited foreign university and giving access to second-cycle courses; recommended background are in Mathematics or Engineering with a solid training in the core disciplines: mathematical analysis, algebra and geometry, physics, numerical analysis; a B2 English certification is also required as IELTS, PEARSON, TOEFL, UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ESOL, TRINITY, LCCIEB, CITY&GUILDS certifications obtained in the last two years; a letter of recommendation from a teacher expressly addressed to Mathematical Engineering course (subject to verification)."; "Once the students apply on Universitaly portal, the documents will be verified by the University International Office and by the Program Committee members in order to produce the pre-acceptance letter in case of eligibility. Applicants will probably contacted for an interview with Program Committee members of the Mathematical Engineering Course to certify that the educational background is adequate according the requirements of the Master Program."; "the candidate students will assume the status of actual students at the University of Naples Federico II only at the time of final enrollment in person at the students' office in Naples (Segreteria Studenti Area didattica Scienze MM.FF.NN. Complesso Universitario di Monte Sant'Angelo, Cupa Nuova Cintia, 21 - 80126 - Napoli)."; "Students are allowed to the academic career (specifically exams) only after that the B2 English certification has been verified by the University Language Centre (CLA) presenting one of the above mentioned certifications, otherwise students have to acquire the B2 English level by passing an exam taken at CLA." PRIOR-YEAR VERSION (a.y. 25/26), identical except: "you must submit your application on the Universitaly portal www.universitaly.it before 31 May 2025."
ORIENTATION PORTAL ADMISSION WORDING — "Students applying for the Master's Programme in Mathematical Engineering are generally expected to hold a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, or a closely related discipline. Each application will be assessed holistically. Applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency at a B2 level. International students holding an Italian university degree may be admitted to the graduate programme under the same conditions as Italian students."
SCHOOL-LEVEL FRAMEWORK — scuolapsb.unina.it: "L'ammissione ai Corsi di Laurea Magistrale non a ciclo unico prevede, ai sensi del DM 270/04, la verifica del possesso dei requisiti curriculari nonché la verifica della personale preparazione dello studente." (TOLC is described on the same page only for "Corsi di Studio in Ingegneria e in Scienze non a numero programmato" at bachelor level.)
CREDIT STRUCTURE — Didactic Regulations Art. 9: "The student must acquire 120 CFU, attributable to the following Types of Training Activities (TAF): B) characterising, 75; C) related or complementary, 12; D) at the student's choice, 12; E) for the final exam, 18; F) further training activities, 3." Free choice: "the student is free to choose among all the Courses offered by the University, provided that they are consistent with the training project. This consistency is assessed by the Didactic Coordination Commission." Attendance, Art. 10: "In general, attendance of lectures is a) strongly recommended but not compulsory... Attendance at seminar activities that award training credits is compulsory."
BLENDED DELIVERY — orientamento.unina.it: "Some courses in the first semester of the first year are delivered partially in a blended format, with online components provided via the Federica Web Learning platform (https://www.federica.eu/). At the beginning of the semester, students will attend an online orientation meeting where they will receive detailed instructions on the course structure and how to follow the online components."
FURTHER ACTIVITIES (3 CFU) — programme site: "Mathematical Engineering students can attend seminars to complete 3 CFU as 'Further Activities'. A series of seminars is organized by the MS program, Colloquia in Mathematical Engineering."
FINAL EXAM — orientamento.unina.it: "The thesis consists of an academic essay which tests the candidate's ability to explore and present original results... All students must defend their master's thesis. Such a defense consists of an oral presentation and answering questions from a Committee." Programme site: "20 minutes are provided for the presentation and 5 minutes for questions."
CAMPUS — orientamento.unina.it Directions block: "Department of Mathematics and Applications 'R. Caccioppoli' — Complesso Universitario di Monte S. Angelo, Building 5A – Via Cintia, 80126 Naples, Italy". Programme Contact Details page: "Department of Mathematics and Applications 'Renato Caccioppoli', University of Naples Federico II, Via Cintia, Monte S. Angelo, I-80126 Naples, Italy. Phone: +39 081 7682476. Email: infomathematical-eng@unina.it". Lecture timetables a.y. 2025/26: "Dipartimento di Matematica e Applicazioni 'R. Caccioppoli' - AULA C" (Year 1) and "...AULA D" (Year 2).
ENROLMENT WINDOW — orientamento.unina.it programme page: "Enrollment to Mathematical Engineering is usually possible from 16 July until 31 October." orientamento.unina.it 2026/27 announcement (14 July 2026): "Anche quest'anno è possibile procedere all'immatricolazione a partire dal 16 luglio e fino al 31 ottobre 2026... Gli studenti stranieri per immatricolarsi devono invece contattare via mail le segreterie studenti."
UNIVERSITY ENROLMENT CALENDAR — "Guida all'iscrizione a.a. 2026-27": "16 LUGLIO 2026 - Inizio periodo ordinario immatricolazione"; "2 NOVEMBRE 2026 - Scadenza periodo ordinario immatricolazione e iscrizione agli anni successivi"; "15 GENNAIO 2027 - Scadenza immatricolazioni... con pagamento di una maggiorazione di 50 €"; "16 GENNAIO 2027 - ... maggiorazione di 110 €"; section 6: "Le iscrizioni al primo anno dei corsi di laurea magistrali potranno essere effettuate entro il 31 marzo 2027. Le Commissioni di Coordinamento Didattico di ciascun corso di studi di laurea magistrale possono determinare modalità diverse di iscrizione, prevedendo che chi si iscrive dopo il 31 dicembre 2026, debba conseguire un numero di CFU non inferiore a 6 e non superiore a 12."; "Coloro che presentano una cittadinanza straniera dovranno effettuare l'iscrizione presso gli sportelli delle Segreterie Studenti, non potranno usare la procedura on-line."
NON-EU DEADLINES — unina.it 2026/2027 booklet "Information for non-EU students with residency abroad": "JUNE 15 2026 — Pre-enrolment application deadline to University of Naples Federico II. After this date no programme changes are permitted. After this date pre-enrolment is allowed to the programmes with restricted access only."; "NOV 30 2026 — Deadline for submitting the visa application at Italian Embassies/Consulates"; "JAN 31 2027 — Deadline for completing enrolment at University of Naples Federico II. After this date students who are not officially enrolled according to ministerial regulations will have their visa revoked, and Italian police authorities will be notified."
PRE-ACCEPTANCE LETTER — same booklet: "A pre-acceptance letter certifies your eligibility for the selected degree programme. It is issued by the Programme Coordinator following an evaluation of the documents you have submitted."; "The University will validate your application once the course coordinator has issued your pre-acceptance letter."; "It is advisable to obtain the admission to your chosen programme before applying on Universitaly."; "Pre-admission to the University does not guarantee the issuance of a visa"; "The issuance of a visa does not automatically guarantee enrolment at the University."; international.unina.it: "Important! The University of Naples Federico II does not issue admission letters for obtaining a visa."
NON-EU DOCUMENTS — same booklet: "For Master's Programmes (Laurea Magistrale): Transcript of Records (ToR); Final degree certificate; Detailed course descriptions; Additional documents e.g. language certificates, motivation letter, reference letters; Pre-acceptance letter from the Programme Coordinator; DoV or CIMEA both Statement of comparability and verification."; "At the enrolment stage, the above-mentioned documents are mandatory and must accompany the submitted/declared academic qualifications."
EU ROUTE — international.unina.it: "If you are an italian candidate or a candidate from the European Union wherever you reside and regularly residing in Italy or in a European Union country have unrestricted access to university courses if you hold a foreign qualification corresponding to the required Italian qualification. In this case you have to send your academic documents to the Coordinator of the course you wish to enrol in to find out whether you meet the enrolment requirements."
ITALIAN WAIVER — international.unina.it: "If you choose a three-year, five-year or single-cycle degree course in ENGLISH, level B2 Italian language proficiency is not required. Remember that an international certificate attesting to the level of English language skills (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, etc.) is useful for the issue of the visa by the diplomatic/consular Representation."
VISA FINANCIAL REQUIREMENT — international.unina.it: "Economic means of subsistence for the planned stay equal to € 10.179,85 per year".
FEES — "Guida all'iscrizione a.a. 2026-27": "stranieri (cittadinanza in Paesi extra UE): sono esonerati totalmente dal pagamento del contributo di iscrizione; devono versare solo la tassa regionale per il diritto allo studio... e l'imposta di bollo"; "europei (cittadinanza in altri Paesi UE): sono tenuti solo al versamento di un contributo fisso pari a 200 € per l'iscrizione, se l'importo del contributo dovuto sia pari o superiore a 200 €"; first-year contribution "Esenti (ISEEU fino a 30.000 €); Quota fissa di 1.011,50 € + quota variabile a seconda dell'ISEEU, fino ad un massimo di 2.384,00 € per chi non presenta la dichiarazione ISEEU"; regional tax "130,00 euro... 151,00 euro... e per gli studenti con nucleo familiare residente all'estero... 173,00 euro". PROGRAMME's own fees page: "EU students €200/year (university fees) + €140/year regional tax (compulsory) + €16.00 legal stamp (compulsory). Non EU students €160/year regional tax (compulsory) + €16.00 legal stamp (compulsory)." international.unina.it: "Fees – European students €200/year (tuition fees) + €140/year regional tax (compulsory) + €16.00 legal stamp (compulsory) – Non-european students €140/year regional fee (compulsory) + €16.00 legal stamp (compulsory)."
OPEN-ACCESS MASTER'S FAQ — unina.it / orientamento.unina.it: "Posso immatricolarmi se non possiedo i requisiti di accesso? No. Prima di immatricolarsi è necessario acquisire i requisiti di accesso richiesti."; "Verificata la mancanza dei requisiti di accesso, la Segreteria Studenti avvierà il procedimento di annullamento dell'immatricolazione."; "E' possibile acquisire i requisiti di accesso iscrivendosi a Corsi Singoli."; "La segreteria studenti provvederà a comunicare allo studente l'esito della valutazione [del curriculum] attraverso i canali di comunicazione a disposizione (PEC, telefono, e-mail ordinaria, posta ordinaria)."
ITALIAN COURSES (OPTIONAL) — programme news item, 29 May 2026: "The University Language Centre (CLA) of the University of Naples Federico II offers to international students... access to self-study online Italian language courses provided by the ICoN Consortium... Courses are available for levels A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1... Participation in the courses is free of charge and the licence is valid for one year."
ACADEMIC CALENDAR (a.y. 2025/26, Collegio degli Studi di Scienze): teaching periods "15/09/2025 - 19/12/2025" and "02/03/2026 - 12/06/2026"; "Apertura sessioni d'esame a.a. 2025/2026: 15/12/2025."
CONTACTS — orientamento.unina.it: "Lina Mallozzi — Degree Programme Director — 0817682476 — lina.mallozzi@unina.it"; "Marco Lapegna — Contact person for International Students — 081675623 — lapegna@unina.it"; "Salvatore Cuomo — Contact person for student orientation — 081675624 — salvatore.cuomo@unina.it". Programme site: "Coordinator: Lina Mallozzi". Segreteria: "Segreteria Studenti Area didattica Scienze MM.FF.NN. Email: segrmmff@unina.it. Address: Complesso Universitario di Monte Sant'Angelo, Cupa Nuova Cintia, 21, 80126 – Napoli".”
