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Faculty Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (FS)
Study programme Materials and Technology (N0715A270015)
Branch of study / Specialization Materials and Technology (N0715A270015MT/00 - 2020)
Level of acquired qualification Postgraduate Master
Form of study Part-time
Standard length of study 2 years
Number of ECTS credits 120
Qualification awarded Engineer (2)
Access to further studies Doctoral study programme  
Type of completion State Final Exam
Study and Examination Code URL
Faculty coordinator for international students
Válková Marcela, Ing.
Email: marcela.valkova@tul.cz
Phone: +420 48 535 3246
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Key learning outcomes The aim of the Materials and Technologies programme is to create a modern type of interdisciplinary teaching with a balanced ratio of theoretical and application-oriented subjects and to prepare students for the future solution of complex engineering tasks with an emphasis on the increasing use of numerical modelling methods, which are an integral part of the expected transition of engineering to the production method referred to as Industry 4.0. The education of future specialists of technical industries in the study programme Materials and Technologies is thus purposely conceived as a comprehensive set of information in a wide range of areas, which mainly include materials engineering, technology of processing various types of materials, metrology and design of technological production processes. The development of new types of materials with specific utility properties on metallic and non-metallic bases and their increasingly frequent industrial applications were the logical reason for their inclusion in the curriculum of the Materials and Technology programme. A sub-objective of the present study programme is to provide students with information about the possibilities of using these types of materials in industrial applications and how to enhance their performance through technological processing and structural changes.
Specific admission requirements unspecified
Specific provisions for recognition of prior learning General Rules for the Recognition of Previous Studies
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Persistence requirements unspecified
Occupational profiles of graduates with examples unspecified
Branch of study / Specialization guarantor Moravec Jaromír, doc. Ing. Ph.D.
Status Recommended year of study Recommended semester Course code Course title (* Final State Examination) Language of instruction Number of ECTS credits Course availability
A Compulsory 1 Winter KMT/TTZ*M Theory of Heat Treatment Czech English 5 The course is available to visiting students
A Compulsory 2 Winter KOM/MET Metrology Czech English 5 The course is available to visiting students
A Compulsory 2 Winter KSA/ADIT Additive Technology Czech English 5 The course is available to visiting students
B Compulsory option 2 Winter KSP/EMMF Experimental Methods in Metal Forming English 5 The course is available to visiting students
A Compulsory 2 Summer KOM/PTPA Design of Technological Processes and Production Automation Czech English 4 The course is available to visiting students