Objectives

The study program is made up of 6 semesters. The first four semesters are common to all students. The last two semesters include several optional course units that allow the students to select a specific training profile. They can choose advanced training courses in Project and Mechanical Production, Energy and Fluid Technologies as well as such areas as Automotive & Automation and Control & Robotics (tuition of these two courses depend on the number of students enrolled).

Professional Goals

Career prospects for the graduates from this program include performing middle- or upper management functions in companies engaged in industrial, commercial and service provision activities in such areas as:

• Metalworking;
• Transportation;
• Special installations (lifts, rolling stairs, electropneumatics and hydraulics);
• Industrial management and maintenance;
• Project (industrial automation, compressed-air networks, electronics, mechanical construction, moulding, product and equipment development, fluid network, heating/air-conditioning systems, electrical machines);
• Production planning and organisation;
• Public works;
• Technical/commercial activities;
• Consultancy.

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