Electronic and Information Engineering

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• Data year: all figures are the 2026/27 cycle. The primary source PDF carries 'Latest update: 29.07.2026' and states 'Subject to change'. Verified 29 Ağustos 2026.
• Timing caveat: at the verification date the Early Bird and Late sessions were already closed with signed ranking lists published, and only the Additional Application Session (EU citizens only, closing 4 Eylül 2026) remained open. Any Turkish or other non-EU applicant living abroad has already missed the 2026/27 cycle entirely and must target 2027/28.
• Apparent conflict resolved: the brochure headline '28 EU + 2 Non-EU' initially looks inconsistent with the PDF's '20 / 8 / 2', but 28 is simply the EU total (20 Early Bird + 8 Late). Both the admission PDF and the live programme page were checked against the raw HTML to confirm 20 / 8 / 2.
• Teaching-language weighting: unibz publishes no percentage split of EN/IT/DE teaching for this programme, and course languages can vary by year and by lecturer, so 'trilingual' cannot be quantified from official sources.
• No numeric admission cut-off exists in the public record: the signed ranking lists publish Applicant IDs only, never scores, so competitiveness can only be inferred from admitted-versus-waitlisted counts (Early Bird 20 admitted + 3 waitlisted; Late 13 admitted + no waitlist).
• No minimum qualifying score is published for this programme. Scoring at or below 30% does not exclude a candidate; it triggers OFA. The inference that no exclusion threshold exists rests on the silence of both the admission PDF and the ranking decrees.
• Additional Application Session place count is not published as a number - the Faculty opens it only where places remain, so the size of the remaining pool is unknown.
• Shared faculty documents: the linked Mock Admission Test and Topics Guidelines PDFs are headed 'Bachelor in Industrial and Mechanical Engineering'. The mock test explicitly also names 'Bachelor in Electronic and Information Engineering' in its trilingual header, so it is genuinely shared; the Topics PDF names only Industrial and Mechanical Engineering in its heading despite being linked from this programme's page, so its syllabus is taken as applicable but the heading is a documentation inconsistency on unibz's side.
• TOLC-I and CENT-S structural details (question counts, durations, section names, CENT-S being CISIA's English-language scientific test) come from CISIA and CISIA-derived third-party sources, not from unibz.it, which specifies only which sections it counts and links to the CISIA calendars. These fall outside the outline's unibz.it-only source restriction and are flagged inline.
• Provincial study-grant amounts (EUR 1,680-6,960) are set annually by the Autonomous Province of Bozen-Bolzano; the figure is the one currently published by unibz but may be revised for 2026/27.
• The 20 hours/week student work limit noted in the field brief is Italian national immigration law and was not restated on any unibz page consulted for this programme.
• No official English-language Faculty of Engineering admission regulation URL could be located; the ranking decrees cite a 'Regolamento di ammissione' art. 14 without linking it.
• Accessibility judgement: 'effectively-closed' for English-only candidates is a derived assessment, not an official unibz label. It follows from the binding B2+B1 two-language rule plus the observed 2026/27 outcome in which every non-EU applicant was excluded on language grounds.
• Call for applications link note: unibz does not publish a separate per-programme call/bando for bachelor admission. The functional equivalents are the admission-information PDF (the operative rules) and the digitally signed ranking-list decrees, which cite the university's Regolamento di ammissione (art. 14 on the formation of ranking lists) and are signed by the Admission Committee: Prof. Marco Frego (President), Prof. Giovanni Modanese and Dr. Manuela Ciocca. The Additional Application Session call is published at https://www.unibz.it/en/applicants/additional-application-session/ . [uncertain] - no standalone English-language admission regulation URL for the Faculty of Engineering could be located on unibz.it; the only admission regulation PDF found was an outdated 2018 Faculty of Education document, which is not applicable here.
• Tuition and fees link note: Total EUR 1,200 per academic year, paid in two instalments of EUR 600. The 1st instalment (EUR 600) includes the EUR 16 revenue stamp and is the payment that secures an admitted place by the session deadline. The 2nd instalment (EUR 600) must be paid by March of the following year; late payment incurs a fine, and unpaid fees block exam-taking and any transfer to another university or programme. No refund is due on dropping out, interrupting studies or being excluded - the only refund cases are failing the secondary school final exam or, for non-EU applicants abroad, failing to obtain enrolment documents from the Italian authorities. Full exemption is granted to students with a disability recognised under article 3, paragraph 1 of Law No 104/1992 or a disability of 66% or more (certificate to be handed in at the start of the academic year), and to foreign students holding an Italian government scholarship. Students receiving a scholarship from the Autonomous Province of Bozen-Bolzano are entitled to a refund of tuition fees. Official fees page: https://guide.unibz.it/en/study-career/general-information/fees/

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