Electro-mechanics

The Electromechanics Bachelor's program trains engineers in designing, operating, and maintaining electromechanical systems, combining expertise in energy conversion, automation, and industrial processes. Continuously updated to align with technological advancements and European standards, the curriculum ensures graduates are well-equipped for modern industry challenges and evolving market demands.

With a strong focus on practical applications and interdisciplinary knowledge, students gain expertise in system integration, automation, measurement techniques, and engineering software, preparing them for careers in manufacturing, energy, transportation, and research. They gain hands-on experience with electromechanical converters, electrical equipment, and data acquisition systems, while also learning to identify objectives, allocate resources, and manage risks in complex engineering projects.

Graduates can pursue roles in engineering, production, research, and quality management, working in industries such as electrical engineering, automotive manufacturing, energy production, and electric infrastructure services. The program also provides a solid foundation for advanced studies in electromechanical systems and applied electrical engineering.