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Electronic Engineering – (M.Eng.)
University Rovira I Virgili
School of Engineering
| Application Deadline: | 1st April 30; 2nd June 15; 3rd September 15 | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 2,500 - | ||
| Location: | Tarragona / Spain / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 12 months | Start Date: | September |
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| Credits (ECTS): | 60 | ||
| Languages: | English Spanish Catalan | ||
Location of University Rovira I Virgili
Participating institutions
Rovira i Virgili University
Compulsory student mobility: no
Presentation
This research schedule of this master's degree provides students with the necessary skills to find effective solutions to any problem in the field of electronic engineering, to lead a research department and produce a doctoral thesis. It also aims to make students capable of working in conjunction with international research teams.
The professional schedule, on the other hand, provides advanced training in the design of electronic equipment as well as planning and designing automatic production systems. It also prepares students for commercial services in companies from the electronics sector, maintenance and control in production industries or technical consultancy. The subjects on which the master's degree is based are industrial instrumentation, control engineering, digital electronic systems and industrial electronic systems.
Career opportunities
Research track: doctorate. Professional track: design, analysis, planning and maintenance of complex electronic and microelectronic systems and equipment for automating industrial processes, among others.
Track:
- Professional Mode: 60 credits
- Research Mode: 60 credits
Qualification awarded: Master's Degree in Electronic Engineering
Contents
Professional Mode
FIRST YEAR: Compulsory subjects
- Industrial Electronic Systems
- Final Master's Project
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS:
In this section you will find the list of all the optional subjects on the curriculum. Before you select the subjects you wish to register for, please make sure that they have been activated.
- Perception Systems
- Robot Control and Programming
- Optimization and Optimal Control
- Industrial Practices
BRIDGING COURSE: Core Curriculum
- Career Counselling and Citizenship (*)
(*) All new students on an official master’s course at the URV must enrol for this subject. This subject is studied in addition to the 60ECTS/120ECTS credits required to pass the master’s course, which means that the student does not have to pay the cost of the course. The student must pass the course to obtain the master’s qualification.
BRIDGING COURSES: (**)
- Modelling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems
- Industrial Instrumentation
- Power Electronics
Research Mode
FIRST YEAR: Compulsory subjects
- Introduction To Research
- Final Master's Project
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS:
In this section you will find the list of all the optional subjects on the curriculum. Before you select the subjects you wish to register for, please make sure that they have been activated.
- Oral And Written Communication
- Managing Transfer And Innovation
- New Information And Communication Technologies
- Semiconductor Devices
- Optoelectronic And Photonic Devices
- Rf Operation Mode Integrated Devices And Circuits
- Synthesis, Modelling And Control Of Commutated Converters
- Power Management Of Renewable Energy Sources
- Mobile Robotics
- Characterization Of Crystals, Nanocrystals And Nanostructured Materials By X-R Diffraction Methods
- Research Laboratory II
- Crystallographic Characterization And Chemistry Of Archaeological Materials
BRIDGING COURSE: Core Curriculum
- Career Counselling And Citizenship (*)
(*) All new students on an official master’s course at the URV must enrol for this subject. This subject is studied in addition to the 60ECTS/120ECTS credits required to pass the master’s course, which means that the student does not have to pay the cost of the course. The student must pass the course to obtain the master’s qualification.
BRIDGING COURSES: (**)
- Industrial Instrumentation
- Perception Systems
- Modelling And Simulation Of Dynamic Systems
- Power Electronics
- Optoelectronics
Application Deadlines:
- Phase 1: 1–30 April 2011
- Phase 2: 20 May – 15 June 2011
- Phase 3: 7–15 September 2011
Phases 2 and 3 are only opened if there are free places on the master’s degree! If you want to ensure that you have a place, we recommend that you pre-register in the first phase!
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Requirements
- University degree in Aeronautical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Computer Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Automation Engineering and Industrial Electronics, Electronic Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Technical Aeronautical Engineering qualifications specializing in Aeromotors, Aeronavigation, Aircraft, Airports Aerospace Equipment and Materials; Technical Telecommunications Engineering qualifications in Electronic Systems, Telecommunication Systems, Image and Sound, and Telematics; Technical Engineering qualifications in Computer Software, Computer Systems, Industrial Electronics, Electricity, Mechanics and Industrial Chemistry; and Naval Radioelectronics; or related areas.
- Selection criteria:
- Average grade of the academic transcript of the first-cycle studies required.
- Should applicants present qualifications other than that which is a requirement for the master’s degree, the average grade of the transcript will be added (maximum 1.5 points):
- For each university diploma or equivalent: 0.25 points
- For each pre-Bologna degree, Engineering qualification or qualification in architecture: 0.50 points
- For each doctoral degree: 0.75 points
- Any documented professional experience will be added to the score obtained, although a first-cycle academic qualification in a related subject area is a pre-requisite. For each full year of professional experience 0.05- 0.30 points will be given.
Specific documents you must submit for this master's degree
- Official qualifications other than the access requirement
- Certificates of professional experience
Additional Requirements
| Minimal degree required: | Bachelor's degree |
| Minimal amount of work experience | Not specified |
Accreditation
Official recognition as a Master’s degree (Máster Universitario) by the Spanish Ministry of Education (Ministerio de Educación).
Funding details
The Rovira i Virgili University offers grants aimed at new international students who want to study a university master’s degree. The grants consist of the tuition fee (all taxes included) and a study bursary.
This master will have at least one student awarded with a grant.
Check out the URV website for more information about these grants.
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