- Faculty
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Education Offer
- 1st cycle of studies
- 2nd cycle of studies
- 3rd cycle of studies - doctoral
- Non stationary
- Postgraduate studies
- Dyscyplines
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Specializations
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Mechanical Engineering
- Environmental Power System Engineering
- Exploitation and Technology of Machines and Vehicles
- Power Systems, Machines and Facilities
- Computer Methods in Mechanical Engineering
- Manufacturing Systems Engineering
- Machines for Earth Works and Materials Handling
- Machines for Mining and Mineral Materials Processing
- Computer Aided Designing
- Rope Transport
- Automatics and Robotics
- Mechatronic Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
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- Accreditation - ABET
- Erasmus +
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The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics
The Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering and Robotics
3rd cycle of studies - doctoral
Full-time doctoral studies last four years and are conducted based on the programme defined by the Faculty Council and approved by the Rector. The Dean or a Deputy Dean (upon the Dean's authorisation) manages all the matters related to doctoral studies at the Faculty. The Faculty Council is responsible for substantive supervision over the studies. The Dean may transfer some of its responsibilities to the Director of Doctoral Studies. The Rector acts as an appeal body from all the decisions made by the Dean and the Faculty Council that fall within the scope of the Rules of Doctoral Studies. The admission exam for doctoral studies is conducted between 15 – 30 September – the Faculty Council specifies the exact date and the Dean endorses it. Information on the exam's date is published in local press and on information boards at the Faculty.