Master in
Industrial Mechanical Engineering
The aim of this two-year programme is to provide you with a sound knowledge of mechanical engineering, combining traditional engineering courses with management modules.
Course description
The course aims at training professionals who are able to work confidently in areas of engineering that are traditionally separate, such as: mechanical design, mechatronics, automation, management and logistics. You can choose between two specialisations: “Mechanics and Automation” or “Logistics and Production”. The latter is offered in partnership with the Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg (OvGU) with the possibility to obtain a double degree.
At a glance
Degree class: LM-33
ECTS credits: 120
Duration of the course: 2 years
Courses will be taught in English (main language), German, Italian
Places available: 50 EU + 5 non-EU
Campus: Bozen-Bolzano
Tuition fees: €1.343,50 per year
Structure of the course
In the first year, some of the modules, such as Project Economics and Management or Quality Management, are common to both specialisations.
From the second year onwards, modules become specific to the specialisation chosen. You will be able to choose from a range of modules (defined ‘characterising’ courses) in order to customise your course.
- Course offering
- Grade statistics (not available yet, because the course started in autumn 2016)
People
Degree Course director: Prof. Renato Vidoni (photo)
Student representative in the Course Council: Marco Unterhofer
Exchange programmes and internships
Currently we offer exchange programmes with almost 20 partner universities all over the world and is part of a large network of collaboration with employers in Italy and abroad where you can undertake your internship.
Career opportunities
Graduates are working in the industrial mechanical area in: research and development, product design and development, tooling, automation technology, production system and machine design, procurement, production, operations management, internal and external logistics and quality assurance. The course provides students with the tools to pursue a career as a consultant or to work in manufacturing, mechanical and mechatronic companies, in energy production and conversion, automation, robotics or in the civil service. Our graduates design and produce tools, engines, machines and other mechanical equipment and/or manage materials procurement, operations and logistics.
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Application
In order to gain admission to the course, you will be required to prove that you already have a B2 level of competence in the English language. If you do not have an official language certification, you can take a language exam at our university.
Detailed information about the study programme can be found in the 'Manifesto degli studi' (Study guidelines) which contains information about the study plan, admission requirements, language requirements, application, admission procedures, enrolment and tuition fees.
- Online application from 13 March to 28 April 2017 (Early Bird session) and from 18 May to 20 July 2017 (late application)
- Admission criteria are based on grades from your undergraduate degree (Bachelor or equivalent)
- The ranking lists will be published by 16 May 2017 (Early Bird session) and 4 August 2017 (late application).