| Year | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Code | 5846 |
| Main Department | Department of Industrial Engineering |
| Campus | Bologna |
| Credits | 6 |
| Cost | 1.000,00 Euro |
| Application deadline | Jul 11, 2025 |
| Selection date | 14th of July 2025: in case of a high number of candidates, selections will continue on the 15th of July 2025 |
| Enrolment start and end | from the 21st of July 2025 to the 31st of July 2025 |
- Course overview
- The Summer School, which will last for two weeks, will be taught in English. It awards 6 University educational credits (CFU) and has as its learning outcome the enhancement of the educational experience of future engineers enrolled in the Master’s degree programs in Advanced Automotive Engineering, Advanced Automotive Electronic Engineering, Electric Vehicle Engineering, and Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles. The program aims to prepare and specialize highly qualified professionals in the mechanical, automotive, and manufacturing sectors, with a particular focus on the industrial automotive ecosystem of the Emilia-Romagna region.
- Subject area
- Sciences and technology
- Number of participants
- minimum 14 maximum 40
- Duration
- two weeks
- Language
- English
- Additional information
Students who, at the application deadline, are enrolled in one of the Master's degree programs offered under the MUNER project (Advanced Automotive Engineering, Advanced Automotive Electronic Engineering, Electric Vehicle Engineering, Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles) are required to pay a fee for ancillary expenses of € 600.00 (six hundred), to be paid in a single installment at the time of enrollment.
Eligible students ranked in a qualifying position in the ranking list but who are not enrolled in a Master’s degree program under the MUNER project are required to pay a total amount of €1,000.00 (one thousand) as a fee for ancillary expenses, to be paid in a single installment at the time of enrollment.
- Admission qualifications
- - Bachelor and/or two-year Master degrees awarded pursuant to Ministerial Decree 270/04 (or first-cycle and/or second-cycle degrees awarded under the degree programme systems in force prior to Ministerial Decree DM 509/99) in the following disciplinary areas/degree programme classes: Industrial or Electronic Engineering;
- Bachelor and/or two-year Master degrees awarded abroad in the above-said disciplinary areas and valid for admission to the Programme.
- Additional requirements: to be eligible for the reduced fee for ancillary expenses of € 600.00 (six hundred euros), students must be enrolled in one of the following Master’s degree programs (all curricula): Advanced Automotive Engineering, Advanced Automotive Electronic Engineering, Electric Vehicle Engineering, or Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles.
- non-EU citizens must provide evidence demonstrating their legal residence in Italy as of the deadline of the call. - Linguistic skills
- Certificate of English language proficiency at a minimum level of B2. In the absence of an official certificate, candidates are required to self-certify their level in the Curriculum Vitae or through a signed declaration. During the motivational interview, the Evaluation Committee reserves the right to verify the self-declared level.
- Selection criteria
- Admission to the Summer School is subject to passing the selection procedure based on the evaluation of the qualifications obtained (including CV) and on the interview with the Admission board.
- Academic director
- Prof. Dario Croccolo
- Study plan
- Optimisation and lightweight design and manufacturing of automotive components - - Hybrid and electric powertrains - SSD ING-IND/14 - Dario Croccolo
- Models and methods for assembly line design of composite components in the automotive sector - SSD ING-IND/17 - Marco Bortolini
- Vehicle dynamics applied to hybrid and electrified motorcycles and cars - SSD ING-IND/13 - Alberto Martini
- Life Cycle Assessment of hybrid and electric vehicles - Ethical and legal aspects related to digitisation and use of Artificial Intelligence in automotive applications- SSD CHIM/12 - Fabrizio Passarini
- Ethical and legal aspects associated with digitalisation and use of artificial intelligence in automotive applicazions - SSD IUS/01 - Enrico Al Mureden
- Sensors for automotive - Automotive connectivity - Hybrid powertrain - SSD ING-INF/03 - Alessandro Bazzi