Bachelor in Mechanical engineering

Gdańsk University of Technology offers a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, taught in English over seven semesters in Gdańsk, Poland, with annual tuition of 18000 PLN. The programme aims to educate specialists in the broad field of mechanical engineering, covering the construction, manufacturing, and operation of machines. During the first four semesters, students take lectures, tutorials, and laboratory classes in fundamental mechanical engineering subjects, while the final three semesters focus on professional elective subjects within the Design and Production Engineering specialization. The programme follows the CDIO philosophy, standing for Conceive, Design, Implement, and Operate. Fundamental subjects include mechanics, strength of materials, machine design, materials science, manufacturing techniques, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, electrotechnics and electronics, as well as welding technology and hydraulics and pneumatics. Career opportunities for graduates are wide-ranging, spanning small and medium enterprises as well as traditional mechanical engineering companies producing machine components and steel constructions, and extending into the automotive industry, shipyards, refineries, refrigeration systems, air conditioning and ventilation systems, and hydrostatic drive systems, along with numerous servicing companies. These examples do not represent every possible career path available to graduates, who can also find employment in construction offices or continue into second-level studies in mechanical engineering or a related area. Gdańsk, on Poland's Baltic coast, is home to Gdańsk University of Technology, one of the country's leading technical universities, with strong regional ties to shipbuilding and manufacturing industries that offer practical career pathways for engineering graduates.