University of Milano-Bicocca · Italy
Physical Sciences for Innovative Technologies
Physics applied to technology, run jointly with the University of Pavia: green energy, quantum technologies and digital innovation, with hands-on labs and some online learning.
- Where
- MilanItaly
- Degree
- Bachelor's degreeLaurea
- Length
- 3 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- Autumn 2027
- Apply by
- Not published yetNo 2027 date out yet
- Admission
- SelectiveEntrance exam
- EU/EEA fee
- Not recorded yet
More facts
- Degree
- Bachelor's degreeLaurea
- Length
- 3 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- Autumn 2027
Deadlines
Not published yetNo 2027 date out yet
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6 July 2027*
IB results releasedDetails
Selective rounds decide on predicted grades well before this; open-access degrees may still be taking applications.
Source
* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.
What it is
You build a solid grounding in physics and then apply it to areas where technology is changing quickly: solutions for the green-energy transition, quantum technologies and digital innovation. Data analysis and laboratory techniques run through the course, so you gain practical experimental skills alongside theory. Teaching mixes on-campus sessions with online activity such as virtual study groups, forums and personal feedback from instructors. The degree is run jointly with the University of Pavia, with teaching based in Milan and Pavia, and it prepares you for research and technology-driven industry.
What you need
- Limited places; entry test CEnT-S, TOLC-S or English TOLC-I; English B2.
Requirements in full
Every IB applicant at Bicocca
A secondary school diploma plus the CEnT-S entrance test. English B2 needed; a school diploma taught entirely in English exempts you from a certificate.
How places are decided
- Limited places with an entry test. 2026 criteria; 2027 not yet published.
Sources (2)
- Physical Sciences for Innovative Technologies at Bicocca — checked 2026-09-26
- IB applicants at Bicocca