Admission to the Bachelor's Degree Program

The students willing to enroll to the Bachelor's Degree Program must have completed pre-university school attendace including primary, middle and high school. The number of available places is limited. 


The following preliminary knowledge are also required: the ability to understand and synthesize a written text; the aptitude for a methodological approach; basic knowledge of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry; English.

The preliminary knowledge is assessed by the test 

Test OnLine CISIA of Engineering (TOLC-I)

The TOLC-I test consists of 80 questions, to be solved within 180 minutes, and divided into:

                 10 of logic, 10 of verbal comprehension and 20 of mathematics, which matter for the admission; 

                 10 of science and 30 of English, which do NOT matter for the admission; 

The overall score is obtained by assigning: 

                 1 point for each correct answer; 

                 -0.25 points for each wrong answer; 

                 0 points for each missing answer. 

Early Admission

Students of the last year of the High Schools can compete for the assignment of a part of the available places. Students who achieve, with reference to the questions of logic, verbal comprehension and mathematics of the TOLC-I, a score at least equal to 8, are certainly admitted to the Bachelor’s Degree Program in Electronic Engineering.

Standard Admission

The standard competition assigns the places left available after the early admission to the Bachelor's Degree Program in Electronic Engineering. The candidates are assessed on the basis of their High School diploma and the score achieved at the test TOLC-I.

Delayed Admission

The places left available after the standard admission to the Bachelor's Degree Program in Electronics Engineering are assigned in this call. 

Additional Training Obligations (OFA)

If unassigned places are left available after the delayed admission, also the students who have not participated in the TOLC-I and those who, with reference only to the logic, verbal comprehension and mathematics questions, have obtained a score less than 8, can be admitted to the Bachelor's Degree Program in Electronics Engineering. However, they will have OFA for  the first year of the course.

Intensive pre-courses are provided for the students with OFA. 

Basic scientific knowledge required to attend successfully. 

     logics; 

     set theory; 

     real numbers and real line; 

     algebra (powers, polynomials, equations and inequalities, etc.); 

     exponentials and logarithms; 

     Euclidean geometry (calculation of the perimeter, area and volume of geometric figures); 

     analytical geometry (Cartesian coordinates, equation of a straight line, equations of conics); 

     trigonometry (angles and their measure, sine and cosine of an angle and their properties). 

     Newton's laws; 

     conservation of mechanical energy and momentum; 

     rectilinear motion, circular motion and periodic motion; 

     the universal gravitational law, the weight force and the Coulomb force. 

      structure of matter; 

      chemical symbology; 

      structure of atoms and molecules; 

      the periodic table of the elements; 

      ions and molecules; 

      chemical formulas and equations; 

      notions of stoichiometry; 

      wheel concept and its applications; 

      redox; 

      acid-base and pH systems; 

      organic chemistry (structure of the simplest carbon compounds). Â