Production technologies

Graduates gain broad theoretical and practical knowledge of production technologies and systems. They can creatively solve production problems and find progressive technological procedures for manufacturing components and assemblies using modern equipment and information systems.

Graduates are ready to continue to second-cycle higher education or enter the labour market successfully. They can work as independent technologists or team members in various public- or private-sector industries.

• Fundamentals of Economics and Management.
• Fundamentals of Construction and Technical Documentation.
• Information technology.
• Material science.
• Mathematics.
• Fundamentals of ecology.
• Fundamentals of Production Technology.
• Fundamentals of ethics.

After completing the programme, graduates can work as:

• mechanical manufacturing engineer;
• production planning specialist;
• plastics processing technician;
• design engineer;
• mechanical engineering specialist;
• mechanical production foreman (supervisor);
• CNC machine programmer;
• welding technologist;
• welding operator;
• repair technician;
• mechanical engineering production inspector;
• mechanical engineering production manager;
• forming equipment operator;
• metal rolling machine operator;
• foundry metallurgy technician;
• foundry foreman (supervisor);
• foundry metrology technician.

Have a certificate of knowledge of the Slovak language level B1