Master in Mechanical engineering

Kielce University of Technology offers a master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, taught in English over three semesters in Kielce, Poland, with annual tuition of 2800 EUR. Students completing the programme gain extensive general and specialist knowledge of mechanical engineering, building on undergraduate-level training with more experience in concept development. The curriculum prepares graduates to conduct research so that they can create new designs and processes or improve on existing ones, and it equips them with the knowledge and skills needed to lead innovation projects, particularly those involving computer hardware and software, in order to solve engineering problems across both large and small manufacturing facilities. Students develop computer knowledge and skills to make efficient and effective use of various engineering applications, along with programming skills that allow them to modify existing applications or create their own. By the end of the programme, students have an in-depth understanding of metrology and quality engineering as applied to mechanical engineering purposes, including familiarity with current methods of computer-based measurement, particularly geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) measurement and surface texture measurement. Graduates of this programme are well suited to roles within the management team of the Świętokrzyski Laboratory Campus of the Central Office of Measures, which was established in Kielce through cooperation between the office and Kielce University of Technology. Kielce, in south-central Poland, hosts the university as a regional technical education center, positioning graduates for careers in precision measurement, quality engineering, and manufacturing across Poland's industrial sector.