Curriculum in Applied Electromagnetics Credit: The image “Flexuous” by Timothy Vogel is licensed under CC-BY NC 2.0 The Curriculum in Applied Electromagnetics has the objective of giving students innovative tools and methodologies aimed at the design, development and manufacture of devices, circuits and systems able to operate in the range between industrial and optical frequencies; and specifically of antennas, circuits for harmonic and impulsive signals, biomedical applications of electromagnetic fields, free space and guided electromagnetic propagation, remote sensing and Earth observation. To this end, students are prepared to work in the fields of research and advanced innovation in which applied electromagnetics plays a key role.