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.

Graduates will have gained fundamental engineering knowledge:

• in general theoretical subjects (mathematics, geometry, physics, chemistry, etc.)
• in subjects focusing on mechanical engineering (mechanics of rigid and deformable bodies , materials science, thermomechanics, hydromechanics, etc.)
• in the area of mechanical engineering technologies (manufacturing, machining, etc.).

• 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.