Intelligent Mechatronics Engineering

1. Başvuru takvimi

2. Kabul koşulları

Akademik geçmiş

EUROPEAN AND EQUIVALENT CANDIDATES (free access, requirement verification): a Bachelor's degree or equivalent university qualification of at least three years' duration, also obtained abroad if recognised as suitable. Curricular requirements by background: (a) Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, class L-9, from the University of Trento - curricular requirements automatically met; (b) Bachelor's degree in class L-9 from another Italian university - at least 18 ECTS in the SSD IMIS-01/A (ex ING-IND/12 Mechanical and Thermal Measurements), IIND-02/A (ex ING-IND/13 Applied Mechanics), IIND-03/A (ex ING-IND/14 Mechanical Design and Machine Construction), IINF-01/A (ex ING-INF/01 Electronics), IINF-04/A (ex ING-INF/04 Systems and Control Engineering), MATH-04/A (ex MAT/07 Mathematical Physics); (c) Bachelor's degree in a different class - at least 54 ECTS distributed across three groups, all three of which must be satisfied: at least 24 ECTS in MATH-02/A (ex MAT/02 Algebra), MATH-02/B (ex MAT/03 Geometry), MATH-03/A (ex MAT/05 Mathematical Analysis), MATH-03/B (ex MAT/06 Probability and Mathematical Statistics), MATH-05/A (ex MAT/08 Numerical Analysis), STAT-04/A (ex SECS-S/06); at least 15 ECTS in PHYS-01/A (ex FIS/01), PHYS-02/A (ex FIS/02), PHYS-03/A (ex FIS/03), CHEM-03/A (ex CHIM/03), CHEM-05/A (ex CHIM/06), CHEM-06/A (ex CHIM/07); at least 15 ECTS in IMIS-01/A (ex ING-IND/12), IIND-02/A (ex ING-IND/13), IIND-03/A (ex ING-IND/14), IINF-01/A (ex ING-INF/01), INFO-01/A (ex INF/01 Informatics), IINF-04/A (ex ING-INF/04), IMIS-01/B (ex ING-INF/07 Electric and Electronic Measurements), MATH-04/A (ex MAT/07). For a degree obtained outside Italy, requirements are assessed by a Committee appointed by the Departmental Council based on content equivalences with the SSD listed above, and the adequacy of the personal background may additionally be checked by a test before that Committee. No GPA threshold and no seat cap is published for this category. NON-EUROPEAN CANDIDATES RESIDING OUTSIDE ITALY (selection call, a.y. 2026/2027): 25 reserved places for this Master's degree (the same quota of 25 applies to each of the four DII English-taught Master's degrees; the Mechatronics quota includes applicants selected within the EIT Digital and SPECTRO programmes). Requirements: a Bachelor's degree of at least 3 years obtained or to be obtained by 30 June 2026, in Industrial Engineering (Italian class L-9) or in any Industrial Engineering discipline (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Chemical, Materials Engineering) or Electronic Engineering discipline (Electronic, Control, Automation Engineering), or any Industrial Engineering-related field awarded by an internationally recognised university, with a study plan proving basic knowledge and competencies in Mathematics and Physics; AND a weighted average mark of passed exams (excluding the final project) of at least 23/30, or the equivalent GPA in the country of graduation. Selection: the Committee awards a maximum of 100 points - coherence between previous studies and the objectives of the Master's degree (max 30 points), curriculum studiorum, i.e. marks and results in previous studies, post-graduate courses and extra-academic activities (max 60 points), additional language skills, i.e. English above B2 or other languages (max 10 points). Candidates scoring at least 50/100 are eligible/admitted; ties are broken in favour of the youngest candidate. Applicants who did not pay the EUR 30 fee or do not meet the entry requirements are declared ineligible. Candidates may apply to more than one DII Master's degree but must submit a separate application (and fee) for each. SCHOLARSHIPS AND FEES (non-EU only): 2 scholarships were available for a.y. 2026/2027 in this programme, awarded from the top of the ranking to candidates scoring at least 70/100 - no separate scholarship application is needed; a scholarship holder is exempt from tuition fees and receives a partial contribution to mobility expenses paid after arrival in Italy (not compatible with MAECI, Unicolor or Invest Your Talent in Italy scholarships). Maximum tuition for non-EU citizens living abroad is EUR 6,000 per year, reduced by admission score: 90-100/100 tuition waiver; 70-89.99 EUR 1,000; 60-69.99 EUR 2,000; 50-59.99 EUR 4,500. In the second year, students who paid fees in the first year are fully exempted if they earn at least 42 ECTS by 10 August 2027 (42+ waiver; 36-41 EUR 1,000; 24-35 EUR 2,000; 6-23 EUR 4,500; under 6 EUR 6,000). Non-EU students admitted to a programme are entitled to guaranteed on-campus accommodation (paying rent). Degrees obtained abroad are verified only after admission and pre-enrolment; UniTrento may request a CIMEA/ENIC-NARIC statement of verification and/or comparability. Two clauses of the DII call appear to be copy-paste artefacts from the DISI call: it refers to qualifications 'awarded abroad in the field of Information Engineering and Computer Science' and states that the Selection Committee is chosen 'from among the teaching staff of the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science (DISI)', whereas the programme belongs to the Department of Industrial Engineering (DII) and the course page describes the eligible fields as Industrial and Electronic Engineering.Tümünü okuDaralt

EUROPEAN AND EQUIVALENT CANDIDATES (free access, requirement verification): a Bachelor's degree or equivalent university qualification of at least three years' duration, also obtained abroad if recognised as suitable. Curricular requirements by background: (a) Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, class L-9, from the University of Trento - curricular requirements automatically met; (b) Bachelor's degree in class L-9 from another Italian university - at least 18 ECTS in the SSD IMIS-01/A (ex ING-IND/12 Mechanical and Thermal Measurements), IIND-02/A (ex ING-IND/13 Applied Mechanics), IIND-03/A (ex ING-IND/14 Mechanical Design and Machine Construction), IINF-01/A (ex ING-INF/01 Electronics), IINF-04/A (ex ING-INF/04 Systems and Control Engineering), MATH-04/A (ex MAT/07 Mathematical Physics); (c) Bachelor's degree in a different class - at least 54 ECTS distributed across three groups, all three of which must be satisfied: at least 24 ECTS in MATH-02/A (ex MAT/02 Algebra), MATH-02/B (ex MAT/03 Geometry), MATH-03/A (ex MAT/05 Mathematical Analysis), MATH-03/B (ex MAT/06 Probability and Mathematical Statistics), MATH-05/A (ex MAT/08 Numerical Analysis), STAT-04/A (ex SECS-S/06); at least 15 ECTS in PHYS-01/A (ex FIS/01), PHYS-02/A (ex FIS/02), PHYS-03/A (ex FIS/03), CHEM-03/A (ex CHIM/03), CHEM-05/A (ex CHIM/06), CHEM-06/A (ex CHIM/07); at least 15 ECTS in IMIS-01/A (ex ING-IND/12), IIND-02/A (ex ING-IND/13), IIND-03/A (ex ING-IND/14), IINF-01/A (ex ING-INF/01), INFO-01/A (ex INF/01 Informatics), IINF-04/A (ex ING-INF/04), IMIS-01/B (ex ING-INF/07 Electric and Electronic Measurements), MATH-04/A (ex MAT/07). For a degree obtained outside Italy, requirements are assessed by a Committee appointed by the Departmental Council based on content equivalences with the SSD listed above, and the adequacy of the personal background may additionally be checked by a test before that Committee. No GPA threshold and no seat cap is published for this category. NON-EUROPEAN CANDIDATES RESIDING OUTSIDE ITALY (selection call, a.y. 2026/2027): 25 reserved places for this Master's degree (the same quota of 25 applies to each of the four DII English-taught Master's degrees; the Mechatronics quota includes applicants selected within the EIT Digital and SPECTRO programmes). Requirements: a Bachelor's degree of at least 3 years obtained or to be obtained by 30 June 2026, in Industrial Engineering (Italian class L-9) or in any Industrial Engineering discipline (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Chemical, Materials Engineering) or Electronic Engineering discipline (Electronic, Control, Automation Engineering), or any Industrial Engineering-related field awarded by an internationally recognised university, with a study plan proving basic knowledge and competencies in Mathematics and Physics; AND a weighted average mark of passed exams (excluding the final project) of at least 23/30, or the equivalent GPA in the country of graduation. Selection: the Committee awards a maximum of 100 points - coherence between previous studies and the objectives of the Master's degree (max 30 points), curriculum studiorum, i.e. marks and results in previous studies, post-graduate courses and extra-academic activities (max 60 points), additional language skills, i.e. English above B2 or other languages (max 10 points). Candidates scoring at least 50/100 are eligible/admitted; ties are broken in favour of the youngest candidate. Applicants who did not pay the EUR 30 fee or do not meet the entry requirements are declared ineligible. Candidates may apply to more than one DII Master's degree but must submit a separate application (and fee) for each. SCHOLARSHIPS AND FEES (non-EU only): 2 scholarships were available for a.y. 2026/2027 in this programme, awarded from the top of the ranking to candidates scoring at least 70/100 - no separate scholarship application is needed; a scholarship holder is exempt from tuition fees and receives a partial contribution to mobility expenses paid after arrival in Italy (not compatible with MAECI, Unicolor or Invest Your Talent in Italy scholarships). Maximum tuition for non-EU citizens living abroad is EUR 6,000 per year, reduced by admission score: 90-100/100 tuition waiver; 70-89.99 EUR 1,000; 60-69.99 EUR 2,000; 50-59.99 EUR 4,500. In the second year, students who paid fees in the first year are fully exempted if they earn at least 42 ECTS by 10 August 2027 (42+ waiver; 36-41 EUR 1,000; 24-35 EUR 2,000; 6-23 EUR 4,500; under 6 EUR 6,000). Non-EU students admitted to a programme are entitled to guaranteed on-campus accommodation (paying rent). Degrees obtained abroad are verified only after admission and pre-enrolment; UniTrento may request a CIMEA/ENIC-NARIC statement of verification and/or comparability. Two clauses of the DII call appear to be copy-paste artefacts from the DISI call: it refers to qualifications 'awarded abroad in the field of Information Engineering and Computer Science' and states that the Selection Committee is chosen 'from among the teaching staff of the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science (DISI)', whereas the programme belongs to the Department of Industrial Engineering (DII) and the course page describes the eligible fields as Industrial and Electronic Engineering.

Dil yeterliliği

English at CEFR level B2 (all four skills) is required; no Italian language requirement is set. EUROPEAN AND EQUIVALENT CANDIDATES may prove it either (a) by having passed a university exam in English at B2 level as part of their degree programme, or (b) by providing a language certificate recognised by UniTrento (list published by the Centro Linguistico di Ateneo, CLA, at cla.unitn.it/node/780). Applicants holding neither can take and pass the CLA English test before enrolment; once the requirement is met they must email the Student Support Service to proceed with enrolment. The written part is held in person in Trento at the CLA and the speaking part online. Six sessions are scheduled for admission to Master's degrees in 2026: Session 1 - registration 27 March to 20 April 12:00 CET, written 27 April 14:30, speaking 8 May; Session 2 - registration 20 April to 15 May 12:00, written 25 May 14:30, speaking 5 June; Session 3 - registration 16 May to 25 June 12:00, written 6 July 14:30, speaking 17 July; Session 4 - registration 26 June to 21 August 12:00, written 2 September 14:30, speaking 11 September; Session 5 - registration 24 August to 2 October 12:00, written 12 October 14:30, speaking 23 October; Session 6 - registration 5 October to 13 November 12:00, written 23 November 14:30, speaking 4 December. Registration is via a dedicated online form (webapps.unitn.it/Apply/en/Web/GoHome/ammissione/ENAdm_STA26). NON-EUROPEAN CANDIDATES must document B2 by the application deadline of 4 March 2026 through one of: an international English certificate; a B2-or-higher English exam passed at another university (level and all four skills must be tested and certified); a Bachelor's degree run entirely in English (to be certified - a written statement from the university that English is the official teaching language of the degree is accepted); citizenship of a country whose official language is English (self-declaration; a self-declaration of having graduated in an English-speaking country is also accepted on the course page). English proficiency above B2 and knowledge of other languages earn up to 10 additional points in the non-EU merit ranking.Tümünü okuDaralt

English at CEFR level B2 (all four skills) is required; no Italian language requirement is set. EUROPEAN AND EQUIVALENT CANDIDATES may prove it either (a) by having passed a university exam in English at B2 level as part of their degree programme, or (b) by providing a language certificate recognised by UniTrento (list published by the Centro Linguistico di Ateneo, CLA, at cla.unitn.it/node/780). Applicants holding neither can take and pass the CLA English test before enrolment; once the requirement is met they must email the Student Support Service to proceed with enrolment. The written part is held in person in Trento at the CLA and the speaking part online. Six sessions are scheduled for admission to Master's degrees in 2026: Session 1 - registration 27 March to 20 April 12:00 CET, written 27 April 14:30, speaking 8 May; Session 2 - registration 20 April to 15 May 12:00, written 25 May 14:30, speaking 5 June; Session 3 - registration 16 May to 25 June 12:00, written 6 July 14:30, speaking 17 July; Session 4 - registration 26 June to 21 August 12:00, written 2 September 14:30, speaking 11 September; Session 5 - registration 24 August to 2 October 12:00, written 12 October 14:30, speaking 23 October; Session 6 - registration 5 October to 13 November 12:00, written 23 November 14:30, speaking 4 December. Registration is via a dedicated online form (webapps.unitn.it/Apply/en/Web/GoHome/ammissione/ENAdm_STA26). NON-EUROPEAN CANDIDATES must document B2 by the application deadline of 4 March 2026 through one of: an international English certificate; a B2-or-higher English exam passed at another university (level and all four skills must be tested and certified); a Bachelor's degree run entirely in English (to be certified - a written statement from the university that English is the official teaching language of the degree is accepted); citizenship of a country whose official language is English (self-declaration; a self-declaration of having graduated in an English-speaking country is also accepted on the course page). English proficiency above B2 and knowledge of other languages earn up to 10 additional points in the non-EU merit ranking.

Sınav / değerlendirme

No standardised entrance exam (no TOLC, no GRE/GMAT, no SAT) and no numero programmato test for either category. (1) EU and equivalent candidates: document-based verification of the curricular requirements (ECTS per scientific disciplinary sector, SSD). For candidates with a degree obtained abroad and recognised as eligible, 'the verification of the adequacy of the personal background may also include a test before a committee appointed by the Departmental Council'. An optional, non-mandatory, anonymous online self-assessment test on mechanics, physics, electronics, automation and IT is offered on the Prerequisites page (Google Form), together with video tutorials; it has no effect on admission. (2) Non-EU candidates: no written test - a Selection Committee of at least three faculty members (appointed by Rectoral Decree) evaluates the application dossier and awards up to 100 points; 'In the event that the documentation attached to the online application does not allow the Committee to adequately assess the candidacy, the applicant may be required to attend an interview.' The Committee may meet online. (3) Applicants of either category who cannot document English B2 must sit and pass the English proficiency test at the UniTrento Centro Linguistico di Ateneo (CLA) before enrolment (written part in person in Trento, speaking part online).Tümünü okuDaralt

No standardised entrance exam (no TOLC, no GRE/GMAT, no SAT) and no numero programmato test for either category. (1) EU and equivalent candidates: document-based verification of the curricular requirements (ECTS per scientific disciplinary sector, SSD). For candidates with a degree obtained abroad and recognised as eligible, 'the verification of the adequacy of the personal background may also include a test before a committee appointed by the Departmental Council'. An optional, non-mandatory, anonymous online self-assessment test on mechanics, physics, electronics, automation and IT is offered on the Prerequisites page (Google Form), together with video tutorials; it has no effect on admission. (2) Non-EU candidates: no written test - a Selection Committee of at least three faculty members (appointed by Rectoral Decree) evaluates the application dossier and awards up to 100 points; 'In the event that the documentation attached to the online application does not allow the Committee to adequately assess the candidacy, the applicant may be required to attend an interview.' The Committee may meet online. (3) Applicants of either category who cannot document English B2 must sit and pass the English proficiency test at the UniTrento Centro Linguistico di Ateneo (CLA) before enrolment (written part in person in Trento, speaking part online).

3. Hazırlanacak belgeler

• NON-EUROPEAN CANDIDATES (online application via the dedicated procedure, EUR 30 fee): (1) a copy of a valid passport - only the pages with photo and personal data; (2) a copy of the Bachelor's degree certificate if already awarded, or a certificate of enrollment stating the expected graduation date (full information on the grading scale is mandatory, otherwise the application is not considered); (3) a transcript of academic records listing all courses, exams, marks awarded, the weighted average mark and the minimum-to-maximum range of marks - undergraduate candidates must also list exams not yet passed; (4) curriculum vitae et studiorum in English, preferably in Europass format; (5) proof of English proficiency at B2 as described in the language requirements. An official translation into English (or Italian) is required for any document not originally in English or Italian; illegible documents are not considered and incomplete or non-submitted forms are excluded. Graduates of an Italian university submit a self-declaration under DPR 445/2000 instead of the degree certificate and transcript; UniTrento students/graduates do not upload these documents at all. Later stages: EUR 100 confirmation fee, pre-registration on Universitaly (Step 6 of 'First steps') and study-visa application at the Italian consulate/embassy - an admission letter is issued only after Universitaly pre-registration is completed; a CIMEA/ENIC-NARIC statement of verification and/or comparability may be requested. EUROPEAN AND EQUIVALENT CANDIDATES (online admission request on the UniTrento portal, webapps.unitn.it/Apply, section 'ammdii26'; authentication with SPID or CIE for Italians aged 18+, or a guest.unitn.it account for foreigners/those without Italian ID): applicants who are studying or have studied at another university must attach a self-declaration of the exams taken, stating for each exam the Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD), the credits (CFU), the date it was taken, the final grade and the syllabus (detailed course programme), plus documentation of English B2 where available. All applicants must apply, including those already enrolled at UniTrento and those who already meet every requirement.Tümünü okuDaralt

  NON-EUROPEAN CANDIDATES (online application via the dedicated procedure, EUR 30 fee): (1) a copy of a valid passport - only the pages with photo and personal data; (2) a copy of the Bachelor's degree certificate if already awarded, or a certificate of enrollment stating the expected graduation date (full information on the grading scale is mandatory, otherwise the application is not considered); (3) a transcript of academic records listing all courses, exams, marks awarded, the weighted average mark and the minimum-to-maximum range of marks - undergraduate candidates must also list exams not yet passed; (4) curriculum vitae et studiorum in English, preferably in Europass format; (5) proof of English proficiency at B2 as described in the language requirements. An official translation into English (or Italian) is required for any document not originally in English or Italian; illegible documents are not considered and incomplete or non-submitted forms are excluded. Graduates of an Italian university submit a self-declaration under DPR 445/2000 instead of the degree certificate and transcript; UniTrento students/graduates do not upload these documents at all. Later stages: EUR 100 confirmation fee, pre-registration on Universitaly (Step 6 of 'First steps') and study-visa application at the Italian consulate/embassy - an admission letter is issued only after Universitaly pre-registration is completed; a CIMEA/ENIC-NARIC statement of verification and/or comparability may be requested. EUROPEAN AND EQUIVALENT CANDIDATES (online admission request on the UniTrento portal, webapps.unitn.it/Apply, section 'ammdii26'; authentication with SPID or CIE for Italians aged 18+, or a guest.unitn.it account for foreigners/those without Italian ID): applicants who are studying or have studied at another university must attach a self-declaration of the exams taken, stating for each exam the Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD), the credits (CFU), the date it was taken, the final grade and the syllabus (detailed course programme), plus documentation of English B2 where available. All applicants must apply, including those already enrolled at UniTrento and those who already meet every requirement.