The degree programme is divided into the following profiles:
The curriculum in Mathematics aims to train people who combine excellent mathematical preparation with physical and computer skills and are able to understand and use mathematical descriptions and models in concrete situations of scientific and applicative interest, effectively using, in addition to Italian, the English language, in written and oral form. The curriculum, in addition to training future teachers and lecturers, prepares professionals capable of solving problems and bringing innovation, to successfully enter the job market. Contrary to what is commonly thought, to study mathematics you don't need to be a genius, you just need to have a lot of passion: the mathematician is an interested, curious person who, when faced with any problem, has the method and mindset to find innovative solutions.
Curriculum Structure
The curriculum is divided into three years, within which adequate attention is paid to learning English and Computer Science. In the last year, the student can choose the exams (for a total of 18 ECTS), based on the interests and aptitudes developed in the previous two years.
The curriculum in Physics ensures education equivalent to a degree in Physics, and is, with its cutting-edge research laboratories, one of the flagships of Università Cattolica. The close relationship between teaching and research is one of the factors that contributes to making it one of the most qualified research centers in the field of the environment, nanostructures and superconducting materials. A solid network of contacts with European and American universities gives the best students the opportunity to undertake specialisation courses abroad every year. There is also a collaboration between the Faculty and the Elettra Sincrotrone of Trieste, the most powerful particle accelerator installed in Italy.
Studying Physics at Università Cattolica means choosing a path full of challenges and opportunities, in a stimulating environment, equipped with all the tools and spaces that allow you to carry out your projects with profit and satisfaction. The high quality of the basic preparation, combined with the opportunity to attend cutting-edge research laboratories and to interact easily and constantly with the teaching staff, makes the preparation of our students up to the level of the most important universities and research centers in the world.
Curriculum Structure
The curriculum is divided into three years, within which the study of the English language is included.
In the curriculum, traditional courses are combined with workshops, which contribute to developing, in addition to specific scientific skills, also the ability to work in a team.
Already on the occasion of the undergraduate degree disseration, it is possible to gain concrete research experience in workshops.
The curriculum in Computer Science offers education equivalent to a degree in Computer Science and aims to train professionals who combine solid skills in mathematics and physics with a broad, up-to-date and in-depth preparation in the field of computer science. The peculiarity of the training offer is to provide the necessary knowledge to follow the evolution of information technologies, with particular attention to the development of web applications and data analysis, strategic sectors in rapid expansion. The skills acquired, in addition to guaranteeing the continuation of studies in the field of computer science, are also immediately expendable in the labour market, as evidenced by various entrepreneurial realities in the context of the Brescia tertiary sector.
Synergies and collaborations with the job market guarantee a preparation that combines scientific and methodological rigour with the problems and experiences of those who work in the IT sector on a daily basis.
Studying computer science in Brescia represents the entrance into a highly competitive world characterized by continuous technological evolution and also allows you to acquire a proactive mindset to play a leading role in the information technology sector.
Curriculum Structure
The curriculum is divided into three years, within which, in addition to a solid preparation in computer science, adequate attention is paid to the learning of mathematics, physics and English. In the second and third years of the programme there are elective exams (for a total of 18 ECTS) that allow students to deepen specific topics and enhance their aptitudes.