Mechanical Engineering

This three and a half year (3.5 year) program equips you with the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and problem-solving abilities to design, develop, analyze, and implement innovative mechanical systems.

Theory and Practice Combined: Master the fundamentals of mechanical engineering principles like statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials, thermodynamics, and fluid mechanics. Gain practical experience through hands-on laboratory work, project-based learning, and potential internships.

Specialization Opportunities: The program offers a strong foundation in core mechanical engineering disciplines, with opportunities to tailor your studies towards specific areas of interest in later semesters. Explore electives in areas like robotics, mechatronics, мехатроника (mechatronics in Danish), renewable energy systems, and more (depending on semester offerings).

Project-Based Learning: Develop your engineering skills by tackling real-world challenges through engaging project work. Collaborate with peers on projects designed by faculty or industry partners, applying your knowledge to solve practical mechanical engineering problems.

Innovation Focus: The program fosters a culture of innovation and creative problem-solving. Learn about cutting-edge technologies in the field and explore how to integrate them into your designs.

Industry Connections: Benefit from the university’s strong network with Danish and international companies in the mechanical engineering sector. Gain valuable insights from guest lectures by industry professionals and participate in potential internship opportunities.

Global Career Preparation: The program provides you with the skills and knowledge to succeed in a globalized engineering marketplace. The curriculum incorporates international perspectives, and potential opportunities for semester abroad programs can broaden your horizons and cultural understanding.

Develop Valuable Skills: Refine your analytical thinking, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.

Graduates emerge with the skills and knowledge to pursue careers in various areas, including:

• Product design engineer
• Manufacturing engineer
• Mechanical systems engineer
• Robotics engineer
• Mechatronics engineer ( мехатроника инженер in Danish)
• Automotive engineer
• Aerospace engineer
• Energy engineer