Student's Guide

Additional Study Plan Information 

Some courses in the first semester of the first year are delivered partially in a blended format, with online components provided via the Federica Web Learning platform (https://www.federica.eu/).
At the beginning of the semester, students will attend an online orientation meeting where they will receive detailed instructions on the course structure and how to follow the online components. 

The programme is structured into two curricula: Curriculum A and Curriculum B, from which students may choose. Each curriculum includes a set of compulsory courses, supplemented by elective courses selected from Groups 1, 2, and 3. 

• Curriculum A focuses more on applications in information engineering. 

• Curriculum B is oriented towards industrial and civil engineering applications. 

For more information, please visit: 

https://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it/index.php/courses/ 

 Students in Mathematical Engineering also have the opportunity to continue directly into PhD programmes and to collaborate with various  research centres. Additionally, they may participate in internal double-degree programmes (Doppie Lauree Magistrali Interne) with the MSc in Mathematics and the MSc in Engineering: 

https://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it/index.php/double-master-degree/ 

International exchange programmes (Erasmus programme) 

The MSc in Mathematical Engineering has established partnerships with several prestigious European universities to offer students a wide range of exchange and double degree opportunities, as well as international training experiences abroad.
 

Further opportunities for international study are available through the Erasmus+ Programme and its network of international mobility agreements: 

• University of Naples Erasmus Info – International Office 

• Department of Mathematics Erasmus Information 

Graduation thesis and exam 

Every student will choose the subject of the thesis according to the suggestions of a supervisor. 

The thesis consists of an academic essay which tests the candidate’s ability to explore and present original results and apply the knowledge and methodologies acquired during the program. All students must defend their master’s thesis. Such a defense consists of an oral presentation and answering questions from a Committee.  

Orientation to incoming students
 

The programme organises a range of orientation activities for incoming students, coordinated jointly by the Department, the School of Polytechnics and Basic Sciences (PBSS), and the University of Naples Federico II. The calendar of events is available on the following websites:
🔗 www.orientamento.unina.it
🔗 www.scuolapsb.unina.it 

Each year, the “Magistrali@SPSB” event is held, where Master’s degree programmes and related professional opportunities are presented. Recordings of these sessions are available on YouTube. 

From January to September, the “Futuri Studenti” online event series takes place. Access instructions are provided on the websites above. These events offer prospective students the opportunity to interact with faculty members and receive detailed information about the courses and career paths available. 

From March to July, Open Days are held, allowing students to visit university facilities in person or attend specific orientation events. Dates for these initiatives are typically announced during the “Porte Aperte” (Open Doors) event. 

A video presentation of the programme is available at the following link:
🎥 Programme Presentation Video 

Tutoring and counseling 

The programme also provides structured tutoring and counselling services, organised in collaboration with the Department’s academic programmes and PBSS. These initiatives are designed to support students throughout their academic journey. 

The programme has a well-established tutoring system that offers both academic assistance and personal support. Tutors gather student feedback regarding general or individual challenges, help resolve issues, and liaise with the SINAPSI Centre (University Centre for Inclusion). 

For more information and contact details, please visit:
🔗 Tutoring for Enrolled Students
🔗 SINAPSI Centre 

Career orientation and job placement 

The programme also organises career orientation and job placement activities in collaboration with the Department, PBSS, and the University of Naples Federico II. 

A list of internship opportunities and job offers for graduates is available at: 

🔗 www.orientamento.unina.it 

Additionally, the PBSS manages a dynamic job placement platform at: 

🔗 https://jobserviceunina.it/it/ 
This platform is designed to connect students and graduates with companies, facilitating the matching of supply and demand in the job market. 

The programme also takes part in “Career Day@SPSB”, where students and graduates can explore company profiles, sectors of activity, and available job positions. Periodic events dedicated to soft skills training are also organised. 

The event calendar is available at: 

🔗 Career Placement Events 

Enrollment to Mathematical Engineering is usually possible from 16 July until 31 October. Get all information at the link: 

https://www.unina.it/didattica/sportello-studenti/guide-dello-studente
http://www.international.unina.it/admission-regulation/  

Further information can be found on the MSc website: https://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it/ 

Academic calendar and exams timetable are available at the link 

 https://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it/index.php/academic-calendar/ 

 https://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it/index.php/exam-timetables-and-graduation-dates/ 

Course Timetable  

Course timetable is available to the link: https://www.mathematical-engineering.unina.it/index.php/lectures-timetable/  

Graduation dates 

Graduation dates are available at the link:

Exams timetable and Graduation dates