10 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Advanced Automotive Engineering course at the University of Parma aims to train master's graduates with the professional profile of the Vehicle Engineer (Advanced Automotive Engineer), i.e. a professional who, starting from a basic industrial knowledge, is able, on the basis of a complete vision of as a whole of the vehicle system, to design, develop and produce the main sub-systems.

At University of Parma, we offer our students a master programme degree in Engineering for the Food Industry.

The two-year Architecture and City Sustainability course at University of Parma has a strong design focus on environmental, social and economic sustainability in the disciplines of architectural design, urban, spatial and landscape planning and architectural restoration. 

At University of Parma, the Inter-University Master's Degree in Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles (EEIV) of the Motorvehicle University of Emilia Romagna (MUNER) is aimed at training engineers who will drive the application of ICT technologies to new-generation vehicles.

The Master of Science in Communication Engineering (MSCE) at University of Parma is a two-year  course in Telecommunications, offered in English, within the broad field of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).

The Electric Vehicle Engineering Course at the University of Parma aims to train a qualified electrical engineer to perform and manage complex integration activities of electrical components and systems for the automotive sector, with particular attention to "full-electric" and to the problems of the mobility system connected to it.

The Food Safety expert has a knowledge of European legislation in the sector and is linked to the global market, which poses logistical challenges and makes the guarantees on ingredients of the food chain less robust, leading to new safety risks. The Food Sciences for Innovation and Authenticity course is offered by the University of Parma.

The Global Food Law - Sustainability Challenges and Innovation course at University of Parma will be going live in September 2024 in Parma University's Department of Law, Political and International Studies. This two-year course will involve one year of on-site lessons in Parma, and a second year in blended mode. 

The International Business and Development (IBD) is a second level degree in economics and business (LM77-Economic and business sciences), taught and examined entirely in English, offered by the Department of Economics of University of Parma.

Language Sciences and Cultural Studies for Special Needs is a second-level degree proramme in Linguistics offered at the University of Parma.