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A study programme can have more curricula to choose from. Students choose their curriculum when they draft their learning path on Infostud.
Each academic programme has its own deadlines for the drafting of learning paths.
For information about the contents of each curricula developed for your study programme, please check the Study Plan box.
At the end of your university studies, Sapienza provides a certificate containing the main information about the student’s curriculum, in addition to the degree.
Second year (Year of enrolment 2023/2024)
Course | Code | Semester | CFU | SSD | Language |
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production planning and control | 1017664 | First semester | 6 | ING-IND/16 |
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Additive Manufacturing Technologies | 10589713 | First semester | 6 | ING-IND/16 |
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FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS | 1017216 | First semester | 6 | ING-IND/35 |
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MANAGEMENT OF QUALITY | 1017645 | First semester | 6 | ING-IND/17 |
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MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS | 1017665 | First semester | 6 | ING-IND/35 |
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT | 10589751 | Second semester | 9 | ING-IND/35 |
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Economics and management ofpublic administrations | 1038143 | Second semester | 6 | ING-IND/35 |
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MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND SKILLS | 1017648 | Second semester | 6 | ING-IND/35 |
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Marketing and Innovation Management | 1041411 | Second semester | 6 | ING-IND/35 |
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SMART FACTORY | 1056573 | Second semester | 6 | ING-IND/17 |
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Laboratory of Economics and Management Engineering II | AAF2181 | Second semester | 3 |
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STAGE | AAF1041 | Second semester | 3 |
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Laboratory of Industrial Production | AAF1445 | Second semester | 3 |
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COMPUTER SKILLS | AAF1137 | Second semester | 3 |
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Industrial applications of optical, photothermal, and photoacoustic techniques | AAF1897 | Second semester | 3 |
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Laboratory of simulation and optimization | AAF1983 | Second semester | 3 |
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Final exam | AAF1016 | Second semester | 18 |
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Purchasing management | 1038261 | Second semester | 6 | ING-IND/35 |
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Exams:
To be Defined
To be able to book for any optional exam through the INFOSTUD system, it is necessary to have presented a study plan and that this has been approved in good time.
For problems related to study plans, students can apply (by appointment to be fixed via e-mail) to:
- Prof. Massimo Roma
- Prof. Giampaolo Liuzzi
The presentation of the study plan (or the modification of a
previously approved one) can take place only once per academic year, in only one of the two time windows provided for:
September 20 - November 20
March 10 - May 10
Study Plans presented outside these windows will not be accepted.
"Students enrolled in the first year of the Master's Degree have to submit a study plan within the first time slot to be able to register for the exams of the first semester. For these students only, the first time slot is extended, and the deadline to submit a study plan is February 5."
The last study plan presented and approved replaces the one presented and approved previously.
Students who do not intend to change the previously approved study plan must not submit a new one.
In case the study plan is rejected, the modified study plan must be re-presented as suggested in the reasons for the refusal.
It is specified that the study plans' approval, requiring the managers' analysis, is not immediate.
To obtain the degree, it is necessary to have presented a study plan and that this has been approved. Furthermore, it is necessary that the examinations actually taken correspond exactly to those listed in the approved study plan.
THE STUDENTS ARE FOLLOWED TO FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING INDICATIONS, PENALTY NOT APPROVAL OF THE STUDY PLAN:
within the management system of the Training Paths the students will have to
1) Select one of the proposed curricula and select the exams exclusively based on what is indicated in the teaching regulations corresponding to the academic year of enrollment (downloadable from the following link: http://www.ingegneriagestionale.uniroma1.it/?q=drupal / qnode / 5559 / about-us / posters);
2) make sure that the exams that can be taken both in the first and second year are inserted in correspondence with the year in which you intend to take them. The exams inserted as 12 CFUs of your choice can be taken both in the 1st and 2nd year;
3) For the 3CFU reserved to activities that complete your study plan three possibilities are allowed:
a) select a laboratory, that should be attended as a course. In this case, the 3CFU will be registered after a positive examination
b) select the "INTERNSHIP" option in case you wish to attend a internship in a company to work on a project related to your master thesis . This must be defined together with the professor that follows your master thesis. (check the page "Placement")
c) select the "COMPUTER SKILLS" option if you want to combine the 3CFUs reserved for laboratory activities in the final exam, preparing a master thesis of 21CFU. You must indicate this option in the explanatory notes by inserting the following words: "I intend to add to the master thesis the 3 CFUs dedicated to Computer Skills".
In the cases b) and c), the 3CFU will be registered when you will send to the secretary the master thesis.
Students enrolled before the A.Y. 2011/12
The presentation takes place by filling out a paper form. The modules are divided by arrangement and curricula. Students who, during the Bachelor’s Degree course, have already acquired the educational content related to one or more of the courses included in the study plan must replace them with other courses belonging to the same scientific disciplinary sector. Any further instructions in this regard are shown on the modules themselves.
The completed and signed study plan must be delivered in a sealed envelope bearing the title: MASTER DEGREE STUDY PLAN. The delivery must occur by inserting the envelope in the Management Engineering mailbox located on the ground floor of the Department of Automatic Computer Engineering and Management, via Ariosto 25.
Note:
Students enrolled before the a.y. 2010/11 may (are not obliged to do so) fill in the study plan based on the teaching regulations in force at the time of enrollment by filling in the forms contained in the folder (downloadable from this web page) reserved for students enrolled before the academic year. 2010/11; alternatively, they can fill in the study plan according to the current teaching regulations by filling in the forms contained in the folder (downloadable from this web page) called MGER 2010-2011 (downloadable from this web page)
students enrolled in the a.y. 2010/11 must select fill out the forms contained in the folder (downloadable from this web page) called MGER 2010-2011.
The study plans may be presented no later than March 31 of each academic year. Derogation on this date is ONLY provided for students who are in ERASMUS during the period of presentation of the Plans. These students are required to present the Study Plan upon their return to Italy.
For some years now, the Faculty of Information Engineering, Computer Science and Statistics has been providing an Honours Programme to enhance the training of the most deserving students. In this context, the Master's Degree programme in Management Engineering, held within such faculty, has activated a dedicated path that provides additional educational activities (seminars, traineeships, lessons or others) aimed at deepening the understanding of the subjects that characterise the degree programme by analysing and discussing of topics and issues with a particular methodological and applicative relevance.
Each of the planned activities is coordinated by a professor (typically from courses in the area of economics and management engineering, operational research and industrial engineering) and may involve foreign professors, as has already happened in the past editions, as well as technicians and managers of public and private bodies and companies. The setting of the activities is based on an inter-disciplinary approach and encourages students' active participation, which is also favoured by the limited number of participants (for this edition, limited to a maximum of ten).
The activities usually occur during the second semester of the second year of the course of study and involve a total commitment compatible with that required for the course of study.
Following the successful completion of the Honours Programme, students will receive a specific certificate issued by the Presidency of the faculty that will be recorded in their academic career. In addition to that, the University will award students a prize, which is equal to the amount of the fees paid in the last year of the programme.
The admission methods for the Honours Programme are defined each year with a call for application.