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UPC – Master in Electronic Engineering

This master’s lets you deepen your understanding of the electronics inside modern devices while choosing how broadly or narrowly to specialise.

Study with Università Politecnica di Catalunya.

Elementi essenziali del corso

Istituzione
Università Politecnica di Catalogna (UPC)
Paese
Spagna
Oggetto
Ingegneria
Livello di studio
Laurea magistrale
L'insegnamento della lingua
Inglese
Formato di studio
All'interno del campus
Campus
Barcelona School of Telecommunications Engineering (ETSETB), Barcelona, Spain
Durata
1.5 academic years
Crediti
90 ECTS
Lezioni
The official page lists approximately €1,743 for the programme, or €2,700 for non-EU residents, excluding non-teaching fees and the degree certificate. It does not label the fee's academic year; confirm your category and current quote with UPC.
Ingresso
September and February; confirm availability for the next round.

Informazioni ufficiali

Information reviewed: 2026-10-27

Apprendimento e esperienza

Core study leads into electives and a 20-ECTS thesis. Areas include power electronics, sensors, digital systems and microelectronics. UPC describes opportunities to undertake thesis or elective work in companies and laboratories.

Who it may suit

The course may support a move towards electronic design, embedded systems, instrumentation or research. Its elective flexibility is useful if you are still deciding which area of electronics you most enjoy.

Applying and costs

Electrical and electronic engineering are typical entry backgrounds. Other computing or telecommunications graduates are assessed individually and may need bridging subjects. B2 English is required.

The official page lists approximately €1,743 for the programme, or €2,700 for non-EU residents, excluding non-teaching fees and the degree certificate. It does not label the fee’s academic year; confirm your category and current quote with UPC.

Il nostro Guida allo studio per la Spagna covers the wider move and living-cost planning.

Sources: official programme page. Reviewed 27 October 2026.