Informatics for digital health

The Master’s Degree Course does not have regulated admission and all courses will be delivered in English.

For admission students require a Bachelor’s degree in the classes L-31 Computer Science or L-8 Information Engineering, or L-35 Mathematics, or L-30 Physics, or an old-system degree recognised as equivalent to it.

Students holding a Bachelor’s Degree from another class who have obtained at least 72 CFUs in the scientific-disciplinary fields INF/01 or ING/INF-05 or ING/INF-06 or MAT* or FIS*, of which at least 36 CFUs in INF/01 or INF/ING-05 and at least 18 CFUs in the MAT* or FIS* fields, can be admitted. For students with a qualification obtained abroad that is equivalent to a Bachelor’s Degree, the Board of the degree course will assess the adequacy of the credits obtained during their studies in relation to these requirements. Proficient knowledge of English at least at level B2 is required. The academic regulations of the degree course outline the methods to evaluate the adequacy of students’ personal preparation.

The adequacy of personal preparation, particularly in the fundamentals of information science and technology and the English language, is assessed through the evaluation of the educational curriculum, and through a test on specific topics that take into account guidelines approved by the Department Council on the proposal of the Board of the degree course.

The evaluation and any test will be carried out by the President of the degree course or a committee delegated for this purpose. In the case of students holding a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science (class 26 or class L-31), or Computer Engineering (class 9 or L-8), this preparation is automatically considered adequate, subject to verification of English language proficiency.