Mechanical Engineering - part-time second cycle (Master) study programme

Mechanical Engineering 

 full-time study

• undergraduate (first-cycle) programme 3.5 years (7 semesters) in duration

leading to an inżynier qualification (bachelor’s degree)

specialisms:

–  maintenance of mining and quarrying equipment

–  metal science and welding technology

–  industrial design engineering

–  computer-aided manufacturing

–  computer-aided laser and plasma technologies

–  automotive engineering

–  CAD/CAE systems

–  fluid power systems

–  weapons engineering and applied computer science

• postgraduate (second-cycle) programme 1.5 years (3 semesters) in duration

leading to a magister inżynier qualification (master’s degree)

specialisms:

–  maintenance of mining and quarrying equipment

–  industrial maintenance

–  metal science and welding technology

–  industrial design engineering

–  computer-aided manufacturing

–  computer-aided laser and plasma technologies

–  automotive engineering

–  CAD/CAE systems

–  weapons engineering and applied computer science

part-time (weekend) study

• undergraduate (first-cycle) programme 4 years (8 semesters) in duration

leading to an inżynier qualification (bachelor’s degree)

specialisms:

–  maintenance of mining and quarrying equipment

–  metal science and welding technology

–  computer-aided manufacturing

–  computer-aided laser and plasma technologies

–  automotive engineering

–  fluid power systems

–  weapons engineering and applied computer science

• postgraduate (second-cycle) programme 1.5 years (3 semesters) in duration

leading to a magister inżynier qualification (master’s degree)

specialisms:

–  maintenance of mining and quarrying equipment

–  industrial maintenance

–  metal science and welding technology

–  computer-aided manufacturing

–  computer-aided laser and plasma technologies

–  automotive engineering 

–  weapons engineering and applied computer science

Overview of the undergraduate (first-cycle) programme 

On completion of this programme, students will have a theoretical and practical background to undertake and complete engineering tasks in the areas of design, development, control and automation of manufacturing systems and processes. They will gain the necessary knowledge to handle management problems in the manufacturing and transport sectors. They will develop knowledge required by specialists applying computer systems and digital data processing to design, operate, maintain and control manufacturing systems. In general-knowledge and core engineering courses, they will learn how to properly operate, maintain, repair, rebuild and retrofit manufacturing facilities, especially mechanical machinery and equipment. The will have skills to use computer hardware and software to design and manufacture as well as organise and manage engineering tasks. They will have a specialist knowledge of automotive engineering, including the fundamentals of electromobility. They will gain a basic knowledge of metrology for mechanical engineering, particularly geometrical dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) measurement. After completing additional training, graduates may seek employment at the Świętokrzyski Laboratory Campus of the Central Office of Measures established in Kielce in cooperation with the Kielce University of Technology.

Overview of the postgraduate (second-cycle) programme

Students completing this programme will have an extensive general and specialist knowledge of mechanical engineering. Provided with more experience in concept development than undergraduate students, they will be prepared to conduct research so that they can create new designs and processes or improve the existing ones. They will be equipped with knowledge and skills to lead innovation projects, especially ones involving the use of computer hardware and software, to solve engineering problems in both large and small manufacturing facilities. They will have computer knowledge and skills to efficiently and effectively use various engineering applications. They will have programming skills to modify readily available applications or create their own ones. 

On completion of this programme, students will have an in-depth knowledge of metrology and quality engineering for mechanical engineering purposes. They will be well acquainted with the latest methods of computer-based measurement, especially geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) measurement and surface texture measurement. Graduates of this postgraduate level programme could be a valuable asset to the management team at the Świętokrzyski Laboratory Campus of the Central Office of Measures established in Kielce in cooperation with the Kielce University of Technology.

Rekrutację studentów na pierwszy rok studiów drugiego stopnia przeprowadza się na podstawie złożonych dokumentów, gdy liczba kandydatów nie przekracza limitu miejsc. W przypadku, gdy liczba zgłoszonych osób jest większa niż ustalony limit, rekrutacja jest przeprowadzana na podstawie konkursu, do którego brany jest pod uwagę - wynik ukończenia studiów wpisany do dyplomu.

Na Mechanikę i Budowę Maszyn przyjmowani są absolwenci studiów pierwszego stopnia kierunku Mechanika i Budowa Maszyn lub pokrewnego albo absolwenci studiów drugiego stopnia i jednolitych magisterskich kierunków pokrewnych.

Przed zapisaniem się na studia należy wprowadzić ocenę z dyplomu - ostateczny wynik ze studiów inżynierskich/licencjackich/magisterskich oraz średnią ocen uzyskanych w trakcie tych studiów w:

Moje konto -> Formularze osobowe -> Wykształcenie i wybrać Edytuj wyniki egzaminów dla odpowiedniego dokumentu (dyplom licencjacki/inżynierski/magisterski) upoważaniającego do przystąpienia do studiów drugiego stopnia z Mechaniki i Budowy Maszyn.