Quantum Science and Engineering

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• Seats (total): NO SEAT CAP PUBLISHED — the programme is accesso libero ("Admission: Libero" on the orientation portal fact sheet), there is no numero programmato designation, no bando di ammissione, no ranking list and no published number of places on any unina.it page. this is a null reported rather than a verified number, and there is one ambiguous sentence that must be flagged: Didactic Regulations Art. 5 says admission serves "the objectives of planning the number of enrollees" (Italian: "nonché agli obiettivi di programmazione del numero degli iscritti"), and Art. 5 also empowers the CCD to regulate "any scheduling of enrolments" ("l'eventuale programmazione delle iscrizioni"). That is standard Federico II regulation-template wording granting the CCD a reserve power to cap intake; it is NOT a declaration that a cap currently exists, and no cap figure has ever been published for QS&E. The footnote attached to it refers only to nationally programmed access ("National programmed access is regulated by L. 264/1999"), which does not cover LM-44. PRACTICAL CONSEQUENCE FOR APPLICANTS: there is no competitive cut-off to beat and no risk of being ranked out; the gates are the 54 CFU curricular thresholds, the CCD's grade assessment, the possible oral interview and — for non-EU applicants abroad — the visa/pre-enrolment pipeline. Because the programme is laboratory-intensive and uses Federico II's own quantum processors, physical lab capacity is a real (if unpublished) constraint; if intake numbers matter to your planning, ask segrdid.fisica@unina.it for the enrolled-cohort size. CAUTION: a figure of "230 places" circulates in some search-engine summaries of Federico II's 2022/23 new-courses coverage; it does NOT appear in any unina.it source for this programme and should be treated as false. | 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. Where Federico II does reserve non-EU seats it states them numerically in the course's bando di ammissione; no bando exists for Quantum Science and Engineering. with one structural caveat: Italian universities must still declare an annual contingent of visa places for non-EU students on the ministerial UNIVERSITALY portal even for open-access courses, and that per-course figure is published on universitaly.it, not on unina.it, so it could not be verified within the unina.it-only source restriction imposed by this research task. (The 'Scheda Universitaly' link printed on the Department of Physics course page is stale — it points to a 2017 course record, id 1539021, which predates this programme by five years; do not use it.) WHAT UNINA.IT DOES SAY IS A DATE-BASED CONSTRAINT RATHER THAN A NUMERIC QUOTA: after the annual pre-enrolment deadline (15 June 2026 for a.y. 2026/27), "pre-enrolment is allowed to the programmes with restricted access only" — so an open-access programme like QS&E simply stops accepting new non-EU pre-enrolments after that date and does not reopen. Applicants should check the Quantum Science and Engineering entry for Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II on universitaly.it for the current academic year, or write to the Coordinator (francesco.tafuri@unina.it) and the teaching secretariat (segrdid.fisica@unina.it).
• A first-cycle degree (Laurea triennale / Bachelor of Science of three or more years) OR AN EQUIVALENT TITLE, WITH FOUR HARD CURRICULAR-CREDIT THRESHOLDS THAT MUST ALL BE SATISFIED. Verbatim from the official Didactic Regulations, Art. 4 (identical text on orientamento.unina.it, qse.unina.it/enrollment and the official leaflet): "In order to be admitted to the master's degree program in Quantum Science and Engineering it is necessary to already have a Laurea di I livello or equivalent, that is, a Bachelor of Science degree of three or more years. The curriculum needs to fulfil the following requirements: • 24 CFU of classes in SSD of Mathematics (MAT/01-MAT/08), corresponding to a total of 192 course hours. • 12 CFU of classes in SSD of Physics (FIS/01-FIS/08), corresponding to a total of 96 course hours. • 6 CFU of classes in SSD of Computer Science (INF/01 or ING-INF/05), corresponding to a total of 48 course hours. • Additional 12 CFU in any of the following SSD: FIS/01-FIS/08 - Physics; MAT/07 - Mathematical Physics; CHIM/01 - Analytical Chemistry, CHIM/02 - Physical Chemistry, CHIM/03 - General and Inorganic Chemistry, ING-IND/06 - Fluidodynamics; ING-IND/10 - Industrial Technical Physics; ING-IND/11 Environmental Technical Physics, ING-IND/12 - Mechanical and Thermal Measurements; ING-IND/13 - Applied Mechanics to Machines; ING-IND/18 - Physics of Nuclear Reactors; ING-IND/19 Nuclear Plants; ING-IND/20 - Nuclear measurements and instrumentations; ING-IND/22 - Materials Science and Technology; ING-IND/31 - Electrotechnics; ING-INF/01 - Electronics; ING-INF/02 - Electromagnetic Fields; ING-INF/06 - Electronic and Informatic Bioengineering; ING-INF/07 - Electric and electronic measurements." TOTAL: 54 CFU of prescribed coursework. NOTE THE HOUR EQUIVALENCE — the regulations convert CFU into contact hours (24 CFU = 192 hours, 12 CFU = 96 hours, 6 CFU = 48 hours), which is what a foreign applicant whose transcript is expressed in ECTS, credit-hours or contact hours should use for the comparison. WHAT THE THRESHOLDS ARE MEANT TO PROVE (official gloss, Art. 4): "The 24 CFU in SSD MAT/01-MAT/08 prove mathematical knowledge at the level typically given in physics or informatic engineering degrees: real analysis, linear algebra, geometry, functional analysis and differential equations. The 12 CFU in SSD FIS/01-FIS/08 prove knowledge of classical physics at the level typically given in the degrees of informatic engineering: mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism. The 6 CFU in INF/01 or ING-INF/05 prove knowledge on basic elements of computer science at the level typically given in the degrees of information engineering or physics." TYPICAL ELIGIBLE BACKGROUNDS (Department of Physics page): "Il principale bacino di utenza sarebbe costituito da laureati triennali in fisica o in una qualsiasi laurea di ingegneria dell'informazione (elettronica, informatica, telecomunicazioni, ecc.). Altri potenziali interessati sarebbero laureati in altre discipline scientifiche o tecnologiche" — i.e. BSc Physics or any information-engineering BSc (electronic, computer, telecommunications) are the core intake; other science/technology BScs are welcome if the credit thresholds are met. A PURE COMPUTER-SCIENCE BSc IS THE RISKIEST PROFILE, because it will usually clear the 6 CFU computing threshold easily but may fall short on the 24 CFU of MAT/01-MAT/08 and especially on the 12 CFU of classical physics. QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT ON TOP OF THE THRESHOLDS (Art. 5): the CCD weighs "the overall average, the average in the SSDs listed in the previous section and the grades reported in the individual exams", so grades matter even though no numeric minimum GPA is published. NO MINIMUM BACHELOR GRADE IS PUBLISHED anywhere on unina.it for this programme (contrast the Federico II LM in Data Science, which publishes a 7.0-7.5/10 threshold). Do not assume there is none in practice — ask the Coordinator. ACCELERATED 60-CFU PATH FOR SECOND-MASTER'S HOLDERS: "Apart from the standard above mentioned study plan, special study programs for a total 60 CFU are available for students who have already achieved a Master Degree in Physics, Electronic Engineering, and so on. Details are available in the extended Guide and in the regulations of the QS&E" (orientamento.unina.it); the Italian department page confirms "laureati magistrali in fisica o ingegneria che vogliano acquisire una seconda laurea magistrale (per i quali è previsto un percorso accelerato)". the exact composition of that 60-CFU path is NOT published on any unina.it page I could locate — the referenced "extended Guide" is not linked from the course pages; request it from segrdid.fisica@unina.it. CREDIT RECOGNITION LIMITS (Didactic Regulations, Art. 13-14): full recognition is guaranteed for credits from degree programmes in the same class (LM-44), and never less than 50% of the credits previously earned in the same SSD; credits from single course units ("corsi singoli") are recognised "within the limit of 36 CFU, upon request of the interested party and following the approval of the CCD"; extra-curricular professional/certified skills may be recognised within a limit of 12 CFU. ATTENDANCE: "In general, attendance of lectures is strongly recommended but not compulsory", but "Attendance at seminar activities that award training credits is compulsory". LATE-ENROLMENT CFU CONDITION: under the University's binding 2026/27 enrolment guide, a student enrolling in a two-year master's after 31 December 2026 may be required by the CCD to first acquire between 6 and 12 CFU through single course units.

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ENGLISH CEFR B2 OR HIGHER — a hard, explicitly stated admission requirement, listed as the fifth admission condition alongside the four credit thresholds. Verbatim, Didactic Regulations Art. 4 (and identically on orientamento.unina.it, qse.unina.it/enrollment and the official leaflet): "Finally, it is required a knowledge of English language at the CEFR level at least B2." The orientation portal's compressed version reads simply "English level B2 is also required." THE OFFICIAL SOURCES DO NOT SPECIFY HOW B2 MUST BE EVIDENCED. Unlike the Federico II LM in Data Science — which explicitly demands "a certification for the English proficiency (level B2 or higher) released by an official certification institute (University declarations are not sufficient)" — no unina.it page for QS&E names accepted certificates, sets a minimum IELTS/TOEFL score, states whether an English-medium bachelor's degree or a university-issued declaration is acceptable, or defines any exemption. The only University-level guidance is the generic reference on international.unina.it to "an international certificate attesting to the level of English language skills (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, etc.)". SAFE PLANNING ASSUMPTION: obtain a recognised external certificate at B2 or above (IELTS, TOEFL iBT, Cambridge B2 First / C1 Advanced, TOEIC, Trinity ISE II or equivalent) and upload it with your application; confirm acceptability with francesco.tafuri@unina.it or segrdid.fisica@unina.it before paying for a test. VISA-SIDE NOTE: the University advises that an English certificate is "useful for the issue of the visa by the diplomatic/consular Representation", so the same certificate should be uploaded to Universitaly by non-EU applicants. ITALIAN: NOT REQUIRED, AT ANY STAGE. Because QS&E is an English-taught degree, the University-wide rule applies: "If you choose a three-year, five-year or single-cycle degree course in ENGLISH, level B2 Italian language proficiency is not required." No Italian certificate and no Italian language test are needed for admission or for visa validation, and — unlike the Federico II LM in Data Science — no unina.it page ties the 3-CFU "further training activities" slot to an Italian-language certificate from the CLA, so no Italian is required to graduate either (that slot may be used for language OR IT skills OR internships OR thesis-preparation activities, at the student's choice). Italian courses remain available on a voluntary basis from the University Language Centre (CLA, https://www.cla.unina.it/). OUTPUT-LANGUAGE RULES: the master's thesis must be written in English and the 20-25 minute final presentation "must be conducted in English".

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NO WRITTEN ADMISSION TEST, NO TOLC, NO SAT, NO GRE, NO PORTFOLIO, NO RANKED SELECTION — BUT A DISCRETIONARY ORAL INTERVIEW IS EXPLICITLY PROVIDED FOR, AND THIS IS THE KEY DIFFERENCE FROM MOST FEDERICO II OPEN-ACCESS MASTER'S DEGREES. The Didactic Regulations, Art. 5, state: "Admission will be based primarily on the analysis of the candidates' university career, i.e. the overall average, the average in the SSDs listed in the previous section and the grades reported in the individual exams; where deemed necessary, an oral interview may be used to complete the assessment for admission purposes. Admission is aimed at verifying the initial preparation on the topics listed in the previous section, as well as the objectives of planning the number of enrollees." The Italian original is identical: "ove ritenuto necessario un colloquio orale con i candidati potrà essere utilizzato per completare la valutazione ai fini dell'ammissione." THE INTERVIEW IS CONDITIONAL, NOT ROUTINE — the trigger ("where deemed necessary") is left entirely to the CCD's judgement, no unina.it page says how often it is used, what it covers, whether it is held online or in person, or on what calendar. A realistic reading: applicants whose transcripts clearly clear the 54 CFU thresholds with good grades are admitted on paper alone; borderline profiles (missing SSDs, unusual degree structures, foreign transcripts that are hard to map onto Italian SSDs) are the ones likely to be interviewed. Any foreign applicant should assume an interview MAY be requested and should be ready to discuss real analysis, linear algebra, differential equations, classical mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism and basic programming — the exact topics Art. 4 lists as the knowledge the credit thresholds are meant to prove. Ask segrdid.fisica@unina.it or francesco.tafuri@unina.it directly. WHAT REPLACES A TEST FOR FOREIGN APPLICANTS: the Coordinator's evaluation leading to a PRE-ACCEPTANCE LETTER — "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" (2026/27 non-EU booklet). ENGLISH IS CERTIFIED BY DOCUMENT, NOT BY TEST — the regulations require CEFR B2 but prescribe no University-run English exam. ITALIAN LANGUAGE TEST: NOT APPLICABLE — the University waives the B2 Italian requirement for English-taught degrees ("If you choose a three-year, five-year or single-cycle degree course in ENGLISH, level B2 Italian language proficiency is not required"), and no Italian test exists for this programme at any stage. NO OFA (Obblighi Formativi Aggiuntivi / additional learning obligations) mechanism applies: OFAs are a first-cycle instrument; for this master's the shortfall remedy is to acquire the missing CFU beforehand via single course units.

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• THERE IS NO PROGRAMME-SPECIFIC DOCUMENT CHECKLIST ON ANY QUANTUM SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PAGE — qse.unina.it routes its "Info for Foreign Students" menu item straight to international.unina.it, and the Department of Physics course page carries no application checklist at all. The list below is therefore assembled from the University-level documents that govern this programme, and the Coordinator or Segreteria may request an additional item. (1) FOR THE COORDINATOR'S ELIGIBILITY EVALUATION (all foreign-degree applicants, EU and non-EU alike): the academic documents needed to assess the foreign qualification — "eventual translations; legalisations; Diploma Supplement; certificates of examinations; certificates from the Italian ENIC-NARIC centre (CIMEA); any declarations of value issued by the competent diplomatic representations". In practice you must be able to demonstrate the 24 + 12 + 6 + 12 CFU thresholds, so include a transcript that shows credits/contact hours per course, plus syllabi if your course titles do not map obviously onto Italian SSDs. Add the B2 English certificate. (2) FOR NON-EU PRE-ENROLMENT ON UNIVERSITALY (uploaded as PDF), Master's-degree track, verbatim from the 2026/27 booklet: "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." Also required in the form itself: personal details entered exactly as on the passport ("If your passport includes only a full name, enter it in the 'Name' field and leave 'Surname' blank"; personal data cannot be edited afterwards without a Cineca support ticket), the Embassy/Consulate where the visa will be requested, and the academic programme to which you have been admitted. (3) DOCUMENTS SUPPORTING THE ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION (mandatory at enrolment): a Declaration of Value (DoV) issued by an Italian Embassy/Consulate — or, as an alternative, CIMEA's Statement of Comparability AND Statement of Verification, jointly (https://cimea-diplome.it/). If the qualification comes from a European Higher Education Area / Bologna Process country, submit a DIPLOMA SUPPLEMENT accompanied by a CIMEA Statement of Verification. Holders of qualifications from Lisbon Recognition Convention signatory countries may use CIMEA's ARDI platform for a Statement of Correspondence plus a Statement of Verification. "At the enrolment stage, the above-mentioned documents are mandatory and must accompany the submitted/declared academic qualifications." (4) TO TAKE TO THE ITALIAN EMBASSY: the Universitaly pre-enrolment summary validated by the University; any language competence certificates; the visa-application documents including a health insurance policy; the foreign-qualification documents. (5) FOR MATRICULATION AT THE STUDENT OFFICE (international students): copy of passport; application form; 1 passport photo; ITALIAN TAX CODE (codice fiscale) — "The tax code (codice fiscale) is mandatory for enrolment; do not forget to obtain tax code from Agenzia della Entrate or from an Italian embassy", though "You can proceed with the enrolment anyway. Contact the relevant Student Office, which will be able to generate the payment notices for your tuition fees"; residence permit or proof of having applied for it; Declaration of Value or ENIC-NARIC/CIMEA certificate. IMPORTANT PROCEDURAL POINT: "Coloro che presentano una cittadinanza straniera dovranno effettuare l'iscrizione presso gli sportelli delle Segreterie Studenti, non potranno usare la procedura on-line" — students with foreign citizenship must enrol IN PERSON at the student office counter and cannot use the online Segrepass procedure. For this programme the counter is the Segreteria Studenti Area didattica di Scienze, Complesso Universitario di Monte Sant'Angelo, Via Cintia, tel. 081 676550 / 081 676544, segrmmff@unina.it. (6) FOR ITALIAN/EU ONLINE ENROLMENT via www.segrepass.unina.it: the printed plico (summary of the matriculation data), a passport-size photo, a photocopy of a valid identity document, and — if the bachelor was obtained at a university other than Federico II — a self-certification under D.P.R. 445/2000 listing the awarding university, exact title, date, final grade and every exam passed with date, grade, CFU and SSD (the SSD list is what the CCD needs to check the 24/12/6/12 thresholds). Enquiries: segrdid.fisica@unina.it (teaching secretariat) and francesco.tafuri@unina.it (Coordinator).

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