Industrial Enterprise Management

Graduates understand socio-technical systems integrating people, information, materials, equipment and processes throughout complex product and service life cycles. They have basic natural science, engineering, technological and humanities knowledge, fundamentals of informatics and specialised industrial engineering knowledge focused on business economics and management, production management, marketing and accounting, with an emphasis on practical application.

• Fundamentals of Environmental Science.
• Business Economics.
• Fundamentals of Production Technologies.
• Mathematics.
• Physics.
• Fundamentals of ethics.
• General Economic Theory.

Graduates can manage small companies or join the management of departments in large organisations, particularly industrial enterprises, at junior and middle levels. Depending on their specialisation, they can work in production management, logistics, quality, human resources or marketing departments.

According to the occupational classification, these may include the following positions:

• mechanical engineering production manager;
• production planning specialist;
• human resources specialist;
• career adviser/counsellor;
• a specialist in education and human resource development;
• a specialist in remuneration, recruitment and personnel selection;
• human resources planning and monitoring specialist;
• statistics specialist;
• ICT project manager;
• marketing manager, etc.

Have a certificate of knowledge of the Slovak language level B1