The Resilient Networks programme at a glance
The programme consists in:
- Learning activities related to language skills (Italian learning for non-Italian students) in the first term of the first year
- Seven classes in the first year, of which 3 in the first (autumn) term
- Four classes in the second year, of which 2 in the first (autumn) term
- A lab/internship class in the second term of the second year
- The MSc thesis in the second term of the second year
The distribution of activities among the learning periods (terms) is expressed in ECTs, which measure the students’ effort in the learning activities. The ECTs are articulated over the learning periods (terms) as detailed below:
- 30 ECTs in the first term of the first year
- 36 ECTs in the second term of the first year
- 18 ECTs in the first term of the second year
- 36 ECTs in the second term of the second year
Choosing the Resilient Networks programme
Students should consider their choice for the study programme immediately after enrollment. Students should formally communicate the choice by filling out the Study Program Module and posting it to c.forino@unina.it and gnbifulc@unina.it within the end of October.
The classes in the Resilient Networks programme
| Classes | ECTs |
|
In the first year, first-term |
|
| Language Skills | 3 |
| Positioning and location-based services | 9 |
| Digital maps and geological 3D models | 9 |
| Electric Systems in Transportation | 9 |
|
In the first year, second-term |
|
| Machine Learning and big data | 9 |
| Intelligent Transportation Systems | 9 |
| Road Safety | 9 |
| Tunnels and underground structures | 9 |
|
In the second year, first-term |
|
| Transport planning and appraisal | 9 |
| Energy management for transportation | 9 |
|
In the second year, second-term |
|
| Sustainable road materials | 9 |
| Resilience of transportation systems | 6 |
| Lab / Internship | 9 |
| MSC Thesis | 12 |
| TOTAL | 120 |
The MSc in Transportation Engineering and Mobility is one of the master Courses of the International Catalogue at Federico II. The Course is taught in English and allows Italian, EU and non-EU students to grow in a stimulating international context.
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