OpenFieldMUNER Motorvehicle University of Emilia-Romagna
Explore world-class supercar engineering master's, electric powertrain degrees, Ferrari & Lamborghini lab practicums, and Italian Motor Valley fellowships at MUNER.
Institutional Overview
MUNER (Motorvehicle University of Emilia-Romagna) is a unique, world-renowned academic consortium established through the collaboration of four historic universities (Bologna, Ferrara, Modena & Reggio Emilia, and Parma) and the world's most legendary automotive and motorsport companies: Ferrari, Lamborghini, Ducati, Dallara, Maserati, Pagani, Haas F1, AlphaTauri, Magneti Marelli, and HPE COXA. Taught entirely in English, MUNER delivers cutting-edge master's degrees in high-performance automotive and electric vehicle engineering.
- Type
- Inter-University Consortium & Supercar Academy
- Campus
- Campuses across Modena (UNIMORE), Bologna (UNIBO), Parma (UNIPR) & Dallara Academy
- Accreditation
- Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR) / European Master's Framework
- Admissions
- Highly competitive international selection based on bachelor GPA, technical assessment, and video interview
- Language
- 100% English (minimum IELTS 6.5 or CEFR B2)
- Aid
- Emilia-Romagna Region ER.GO Study Grants & Corporate Partner Full Scholarships
Academic Strengths & Distinctive Focus
- Direct laboratory and wind tunnel training with Ferrari, Ducati, Lamborghini, and Dallara chief engineers
- Specialized tracks in High Performance Car Design, Racing Car Design, Advanced Powertrain, and Autonomous Driving
- Hands-on telemetry analysis, vehicle dynamics track testing at Varano and Fiorano circuits
- Over 95% immediate employment rate in premier motorsport teams and luxury hypercar manufacturers
Featured Academic Degrees & Curricula
Master of Science in Advanced Automotive Engineering (AAE)
Two-year 120-ECTS English-taught degree with tracks in Racing Car Design, High Performance Car Design, Powertrain, and Advanced Motorcycle Engineering.
Master of Science in Electric Vehicle Engineering (EVE)
Cutting-edge degree covering battery chemistry, high-voltage electric motors, battery management systems (BMS), and power electronics.
Master of Science in Electronic Technologies for Electric Vehicles (ETEV)
Specialized postgraduate program focusing on automotive microelectronics, vehicular telematics, sensors, and functional safety (ISO 26262).
Current Verified Opportunities & Fellowships (7)
Motor Valley Automotive Talent Fellowship
Competitive merit scholarship co-funded by Motor Valley industrial partners covering full tuition and living expenses for top-ranked incoming international students.
MSc in Advanced Automotive Engineering (AAE) Enrolment
Two-year master's program taught in English in Modena and Bologna with tracks in Racing Car Design, High Performance Car Design, and Advanced Powertrain.
Ferrari & Dallara Trackside Engineering Practicum
Six-month master's thesis research and internship placement embedded within racing engineering teams at Ferrari, Dallara, or Lamborghini.
MSc in Electric Vehicle Engineering (EVE) Enrolment
Two-year English-taught degree offered between Bologna and Modena focusing on battery cell architectures, electric traction inverters, and thermal management.
Ducati Corse High-Performance Motorcycle Dynamics Grant
Research grant awarded to master's candidates in the Advanced Motorcycle Engineering track investigating multi-body motorcycle dynamics and aerodynamic winglets.
ER.GO Regional Study Grant for MUNER Students
Regional right-to-study grant providing free university cafeteria meals, student residence accommodation, and cash stipends based on family economic status (ISEE).
MSc in Electronic Technologies for Electric Vehicles (ETEV) Enrolment
Two-year postgraduate curriculum focused on wide bandgap semiconductors (SiC and GaN), automotive communication protocols, and autonomous driving sensors.
Sourced Faculty & Research Advisors (3)
Prof. Ing. Francesco Leali
Director of MUNER and Professor of Industrial Engineering · Department of Engineering "Enzo Ferrari" (UNIMORE)
Prof. Ing. Francesco Leali coordinates MUNER's inter-university curricula, researching digital twin systems, chassis design, and integrated automotive manufacturing.
Prof. Ing. Nicolò Cavina
Professor of Internal Combustion Engines and Hybrid Powertrains · Department of Industrial Engineering (UNIBO)
Prof. Ing. Nicolò Cavina collaborates with Ferrari and Maserati on energy optimization, hybrid battery control algorithms, and emission reduction in supercars.
Prof. Ing. Elena Bassoli
Professor of Manufacturing Technology · Department of Engineering "Enzo Ferrari" (UNIMORE)
Prof. Ing. Elena Bassoli conducts research into selective laser melting and advanced metal additive manufacturing for Formula 1 and supercar engine components.
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