Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
Introduction
The bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering offers advanced multidisciplinary training that qualifies graduates for professional practice as technical industrial engineers, in accordance with prevailing legislation (Order CIN/351/2009, of 9 February). The bachelor's degree consists of a first part, which is shared by all bachelor's degrees in industrial engineering, that covers the scientific and technical principles of a range of disciplines (fluid mechanics, thermotechnics, electricity, automation and electronics) that are important and necessary for any engineer, and a second part that provides specific training in mechanics.
This bachelor's degree may be complemented by pursuing a specific pathway leading to a double bachelor's degree, by taking an additional number of credits from one of the other degrees taught at the School. Generally, this involves an additional year of study. To gain admission to a double degree of this kind you must have taken a minimum number of credits on one of the bachelor's degrees. The number of places is limited.
Aims
The bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering produces graduates who have a solid grounding in the design, development and use of machinery, manufacturing processes and mechanical systems. They will have acquired the knowledge needed to analyse, manage, test, calculate, design and maintain machines, industrial installations, hydraulic and heat engines, HVAC systems, industrial structures and constructions and production systems.
Rationale
Graduates of the bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering will be professionals who are able to direct and develop projects the object of which is to construct industrial structures or design and maintain machines and industrial air-conditioning installations. They will also be capable of carrying out functions related to managing, selecting, analysing and optimising materials and properties in the industrial production and manufacturing processes needed for economic and social development.
Double degrees
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering / Bachelor's degree in Textile Technology and Design Engineering
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering / Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design and Product Development Engineering
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering / Bachelor's degree in Industrial Electronics and Automatic Control Engineering
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering / Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering / Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
Who is it for?
This bachelor's degree is aimed at upper secondary school and higher training cycle (CFGS) graduates who wish to complete their education to become technical industrial engineers.
General information
Qualification type: Official bachelor's degree. Recorded in the Ministry of Education's degree register..
Start date: September
Duration and study load: 4 years, 240 ECTS credits. One credit is equivalent to 25-30 hours of study.
Timetable and delivery:Face-to-face
First year: mornings or afternoons.
From the second year onwards: Generally afternoons, although there may exceptionally be a morning group.
Languages of instruction: Catalan and Spanish. Check the language in which a subject is taught in the course guide in the curriculum and in the group timetables.
Information on language use in the classroom and students’ language rights
Preu i beques: Consulta els preus dels estudis de grau. Consulta el percentatge de minoració en funció de la renda (beques i modalitats de pagament).
Academic coordinator: Teresa Pàmies
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