Materials Engineering (WFTiMS)

Field of study:

Level of studies:

Mode of study:

Date of commencement of studies:

Faculty:

Level of qualification according to the European and national qualifications frameworks:

Professional title obtained by the graduate:

Learning profile:

Number of semesters:

4

Number of ECTS credits:

• 70 - Field of study: Materials Engineering
• 120 - Specialization: Applied Materials Engineering
• 120 - Specialization: Functional materials for renewable energy

Work placement:

not applicable

Graduation requirements:

Obtaining the learning outcomes specified in the education program and the required number of ECTS points, submitting a master's thesis and a positive grade for the diploma examination

Graduate profile and further learning opportunities:

• After graduation, the graduate will have:
• - extended general knowledge of the physics of materials and material technologies;
• - general knowledge of various types of engineering materials, polymers, and material modeling;
• - general knowledge about the latest achievements in materials engineering;
• - in-depth detailed knowledge in areas corresponding to the profiles of individual specialties;
• - basic knowledge of quality assessment;
• - the ability to analyse the most important physicochemical processes and phenomena for the studied problems;
• - ability to design devices and measuring stations;
• - the ability to solve problems related to the production, shaping, application and testing of materials corresponding to the profiles of individual specialties;
• - the ability to popularize the achievements of science and technology.
• A graduate of materials engineering is prepared to work, among others:
• - in research laboratories and production departments of work establishments;
• - in quality assurance and control departments;
• - in design offices;
• - in research institutes and laboratories;
• - secondary education (after obtaining additional teaching qualifications);
• - intermediary companies in the transfer of materials and technologies.
• A graduate of materials engineering may also undertake third-cycle studies.

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