Type:
University of Technology
Region:
Dolnośląskie
Programme:
Management and production engineering
Area:
Technological sciences
Level:
Master's Programme
Mode of studies:
full-time programme
Duration:
3 semesters
Tuition fee:
non EU/EFTA students 2000 EUR tuition fee per semester, EU/EFTA students no tuition fee
Degree awarded:
Master
Scholarships available:
Based on merit
Application deadline:
Tuesday, 30 November, 2021
Language:
EN
Day of semester start:
Tuesday, 1 February, 2022
Credits (ECTS):
90
Admission requirements:
Requirements: Bachelor's Degree in: Control Engineering and Robotics, Mechanical Engineering and Machine Building, Transport, Management and Manufacturing Engineering or related.
Each application is assessed individually on its merits. If in doubt, please contact an Admission Officer, e-mail: admission@pwr.edu.pl
» Deadline for application:
Non EU/EFTA students see: www.admission.pwr.edu.pl; EU/EFTA students see: www.rekrutacja.pwr.edu.pl
» English: Equivalent of minimum TOEFL IBT – 87 points or 6.5 points IELTS. List of accepted language certificates can be checked online
» Application fee: Non EU/EFTA students see: www.admission.pwr.edu.pl; EU/EFTA students see: www.rekrutacja.pwr.edu.pl
Description:
Field of study: Management and Manufacturing Engineering
Specialization: Production Management
The goal of these studies is to provide the students with knowledge and skills necessary to manage a production company. The curriculum encompasses issues related
to company management, planning, organisation and control of manufacturing processes. The students learn about the latest methods of production management and
IT techniques essential for the use of computer systems in company management. The knowledge and skills from many various disciplines such as: production organisation,
quality management, logistics, computer science, economics, basics of law, mechanics and construction of machines, means that their education is universal and useful
in production engineering and services in all sectors of the economy.
to company management, planning, organisation and control of manufacturing processes. The students learn about the latest methods of production management and
IT techniques essential for the use of computer systems in company management. The knowledge and skills from many various disciplines such as: production organisation,
quality management, logistics, computer science, economics, basics of law, mechanics and construction of machines, means that their education is universal and useful
in production engineering and services in all sectors of the economy.
SEMESTER 1
» Social Product Development
» New trends in production E
» Project Management
» Flexible manufacturing automation
» Simulation of manufacturing processes
» Reverse engineering
» Modelling of enterprise processes
» Factory layout planning
» Integrated normative management
» Selected methods of advanced data analysis E
» Physicochemistry
» Strategic management»»Foreign languages I
» New trends in production E
» Project Management
» Flexible manufacturing automation
» Simulation of manufacturing processes
» Reverse engineering
» Modelling of enterprise processes
» Factory layout planning
» Integrated normative management
» Selected methods of advanced data analysis E
» Physicochemistry
» Strategic management»»Foreign languages I
SEMESTER 2
» Research methodology
» Optimisation methods in production
» Quality management in production E
» Lean Manufacturing tools and methods
» Product lifecycle management E
» Innovative manufacturing technologies
» Systems reliability engineering and management
» Advanced methods of production organisation
» Socjology of organisation and leadership
» Foreign languages II
» MSC DIPLOMA THESIS I
» Optimisation methods in production
» Quality management in production E
» Lean Manufacturing tools and methods
» Product lifecycle management E
» Innovative manufacturing technologies
» Systems reliability engineering and management
» Advanced methods of production organisation
» Socjology of organisation and leadership
» Foreign languages II
» MSC DIPLOMA THESIS I
SEMESTER 3
» Knowledge Management
» Design of experiments
» Robotisation and digitisation in manufacturing
» Financial analysis
» Inventive engineering
» Innovative manufacturing technologies
» Industry 4.0 (digitalisation and robotisation in industrial processes)
» Human resorce management
» Diploma seminar
» MSC DIPLOMA THESIS II
» Design of experiments
» Robotisation and digitisation in manufacturing
» Financial analysis
» Inventive engineering
» Innovative manufacturing technologies
» Industry 4.0 (digitalisation and robotisation in industrial processes)
» Human resorce management
» Diploma seminar
» MSC DIPLOMA THESIS II
JOB PROSPECTS
The graduate of the programme has:
• extended knowledge about the management of production enterprises, including innovative companies of a global nature, knows the latest production technologies and
development trends of modern production enterprises, knows the methods and techniques of production organisation as well as methods and tools for optimising production systems,
development trends of modern production enterprises, knows the methods and techniques of production organisation as well as methods and tools for optimising production systems,
• the ability to design new production systems and improving existing companies, is able to effectively manage production resources as well as plan and control the implementation of production orders using advanced IT tools,
• the competence to undertake tasks in enterprises typical for such functions as: production manager, product manager, process manager, production engineer, process analyst, process development manager.