Bachelor of Science in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
and Ship Technology
Degree to be obtained: Engineer (inżynier)
Duration: 3.5 years (7 semesters)
Language: English
ECTS points: 210
Tuition fee per semester: 9000 PLN
Program description
The aim of the course is to educate specialists in the field of widely understood mechanical engineering, which includes the construction, manufacturing and operation of machines.
Our study programme is designed to be engaging and hands-on, featuring a mix of lectures, tutorials, and practical laboratory classes. These sessions, focused on fundamental mechanical engineering subjects, are thoughtfully delivered to students throughout their initial four semesters.
Professional electives within the Design and Production Engineering specialization are seamlessly integrated into the final three semesters. The programme follows the CDIO philosophy—Conceive, Design, Implement, and Operate—which adds a practical and innovative dimension to the curriculum.
Among the core modules worth highlighting are mechanics, strength of materials, machine design, materials science, manufacturing techniques, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, electrotechnics, electronics, welding technology, and hydraulics and pneumatics.
ECTS Information with a list of subjects
Entry requirements
Secondary school certificate (obligatory) and state exam/matriculation results (if applicable) which entitle the candidate to apply for a bachelor's degree in the country, where the secondary education was obtained. Subjects considered in the formula for calculating the candidate’s points: mathematics and physics.
Career opportunities
The employment opportunities are very wide-ranging from small and medium enterprises to the traditional mechanical engineering companies such as the production of machine components, steel constructions, automotive industry, shipyards, refineries, refrigeration systems, air conditioning and ventilation systems, hydrostatic drive systems or numerous branches of servicing companies. These opportunities do not exploit all possible carrier options. The graduate can find employment in construction offices or pursuit second-level studies in mechanical engineering or related areas.
