The bachelor’s study programme “Mechanical Engineering” is intended as the most effective way to prepare students for the study in a follow-up master’s study programme. The graduates will have a wide professional basis enabling them to continue in some branch in a two-year follow-up master’s study programme specialised in mechanical engineering.

• The graduates may choose any branch within a two-year follow-up master’s study programme (today approximately 20 branches).


• Bachelor’s study graduates may immediately start their professional career; they may work as e.g. technicians in development, constructional, and technological institutes or enterprises, manufacturing plants, services and trade.

The bachelor's study programme “Mechanical Engineering” is intended as the most effective way to prepare students for the study in a follow-up master's study programme. The graduates will have a wide professional basis enabling them to continue in some branch in a two-year follow-up master's study programme specialised in mechanical engineering.

• The graduates may choose any branch within a two-year follow-up master's study programme (today approximately 20 branches).
• Bachelor's study graduates may immediately start their professional career they may work as e.g. technicians in development, constructional, and technological institutes or enterprises, manufacturing plants, services and trade.

• The graduates may continue their studies in a two-year follow-up master's study programme at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, at request and usually without entrance examinations.
• They may choose any branch within a two-year follow-up master's study programme at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Today they can choose from approximately 20 branches.
• Graduates may also continue their studies in any follow-up master's study programme provided by other technical university.

doc. Ing. Radek Knoflíček, Dr.