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This Master's program in Biomedical Engineering offers three specialization tracks: Biomedical Engineering for Neuroscience, Innovative Technologies in Diagnostics and Therapy, and Bioengineering of Human Movement. Students gain multidisciplinary knowledge to address complex clinical and scientific challenges. The neuroscience track focuses on neural signal analysis and neuroimaging techniques; the diagnostics and therapy track emphasizes advanced instrumentation and engineering solutions for clinical problems; while the human movement track targets applications in rehabilitation, prosthetics, and biomechanics.

To be eligible for this Master's program, applicants must hold a three-year university degree or an equivalent foreign qualification recognized under Italian regulations. Admission also requires fulfillment of specific curricular requirements outlined in the official admission notice. Students who have not graduated by the end of the calendar year cannot finalize enrolment. Additionally, proof of English language proficiency at a minimum B2 CEFR level is mandatory, with accepted certifications including IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge English, and others. A free online placement test is available for those without formal certification. EU students typically pay around €1,200/year based on family income. Non-EU students usually pay a fixed fee of about €1,400/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.

This PhD program offers advanced research training across several disciplines, including engineering sciences, ICT, mathematical sciences, and natural sciences. It combines theoretical and methodological coursework (minimum 30 ECTS) with supervised original research leading to a doctoral dissertation, trial lecture, and public defense. Specializations include civil and structural engineering, mechatronics, renewable energy, AI, mobile communications, mathematics, mathematics education, molecular biology, and ecology. Each specialization provides tailored courses to support the doctoral work, with research projects often conducted in collaboration with public and private institutions. The program is designed to develop deep expertise and contribute to scientific advancement.

To be eligible for this PhD program, applicants must hold a master’s degree in a relevant subject area from a recognized institution. Admission normally requires a minimum average grade of C or equivalent in the bachelor's degree, and a B or higher for both the master's coursework and thesis. If an applicant does not meet the grade criteria, the hosting research group must justify the candidate’s potential to complete the program, possibly with additional admission conditions. All applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through recognized tests such as TOEFL (minimum 92 iBT or 600 PBT) or IELTS (minimum 6.5), unless exempt under national guidelines.

This doctoral program offers advanced, in-depth training in sports sciences, combining rigorous theoretical study with sustained research training under the mentorship of experienced supervisors. Students build the ability to think critically, analyze data creatively, and solve complex problems independently, while developing strong written and oral communication skills for presenting research findings to a wide range of audiences. The program also cultivates a proactive, collaborative approach to research, grounded in strong research ethics and an openness to new methods.

The program unfolds in two stages. The first two-year period focuses on structured training and research, concluding with a comprehensive examination that must be completed by the end of the fourth semester. The second two-year period centers on independent research and the dissertation itself, and begins once a student has successfully completed the training phase and passed the comprehensive examination; students who already meet the necessary academic and administrative requirements may bypass the first stage and proceed directly into dissertation research.

Students pursue their research within one of four program areas. Training and Adaptation focuses on how the body responds and adapts to physical training. Physical Training, Regulation, Metabolism examines the physiological regulation and metabolic processes underlying physical training. Sport and Social Sciences explores sport through a social scientific lens, examining its broader social dimensions and impact. Educational Science and Sportpedagogy focuses on the pedagogical and educational dimensions of sport and physical education.

Graduates are well prepared for careers in academia, research, and the sports industry, equipped with the advanced knowledge and research skills needed for scientific research and roles in higher education within sports sciences.

Applicants must hold a postgraduate degree, or be in their final year of master's study, to be eligible for admission.

This master’s program follows a blended format with a strong theoretical and practical focus, aimed at developing advanced surgical and prosthetic skills related to dental implants. The curriculum is organized into five comprehensive modules. Students begin with foundational knowledge in modern implantology, imaging, and soft tissue management. Subsequent modules address surgical planning, immediate loading, sinus elevation techniques, and advanced prosthetic therapy. The program also covers computer-assisted implantology, peri-implantitis management, bone reconstruction, and documentation for oral surgery. Hands-on sessions, live surgeries, and thesis preparation are integral components of the course.

To apply for this program, candidates must hold a Master’s degree in Medicine and Surgery or Dentistry and Dental Prosthesis, or an equivalent qualification at a level comparable to a European Master’s degree (EQF Level 7). This means advanced graduate-level education, typically completed after a bachelor’s degree. Applicants with international degrees must submit one of the following: a Declaration of Value from the Italian consulate; CIMEA comparability and verification statements; or a Diploma Supplement for European degrees. All required documents must be submitted by the first day of class. Failure to meet these conditions results in exclusion from the program without refund.