Bachelor in Mechanics and machine building

Wrocław University of Science and Technology offers a bachelor's degree in Mechanics and Machine Building, part of the Mechanical Engineering field of study, taught in English over seven semesters in Wrocław, Poland, with annual tuition of 3000 EUR. The programme prepares graduates for creative engineering work spanning machine design, machine operation, and manufacturing processes, giving students familiarity with the fundamental methods, techniques, tools, and materials used to solve engineering tasks within mechanical engineering. Students build a directional specialty by studying mechanics, the theory of machines, principles of machine design, thermodynamics, computer-aided engineering techniques, and manufacturing technologies. The curriculum is structured to provide a reliable grounding for employment in any segment of industry or services where the design, production, or maintenance of machines and equipment is essential to the business. The first semester includes metrology principles, theory of machines, engineering graphics and descriptive geometry, elementary linear algebra, mathematical analysis, chemistry, physics, information technologies, and an introduction to philosophy. The second semester adds ergonomics and safety, engineering drawing, engineering materials technology, thermodynamics, materials science, mechanics, ecology, electrical engineering, further mathematical analysis, and electronics. The third semester covers programming in MATLAB, statistics for engineers, 3D engineering graphics, fluid mechanics, ordinary differential equations, further mechanics and materials science, strength of materials, electrical engineering, chipless processes such as casting, and polymers. Wrocław, in southwestern Poland, hosts the university as one of the country's leading technical institutions, giving graduates strong regional ties to manufacturing and engineering industries across the area.