107 Bachelor's degrees in Production and Manufacturing Engineering in Europe

During the Mechanical Engineering with Manufacturing (Hons) course from University of Nottingham, you’ll explore advanced manufacturing, sustainable engineering, and cutting-edge industry technologies.  This hands-on course focuses on real-world problem-solving, with exciting design and project work. In your final year, you’ll work on a major project to showcase your skills.

This Mechanical Engineering with Manufacturing including Industrial Year (Year 4) (Hons) course from University of Nottingham is preparing you to achieve Chartered Engineer status and leadership roles in the industry. A key feature of the course is its industrial placement year, offering you the opportunity to work within a host company and apply your skills in a professional setting.

Kazan Federal University's Bachelor in Software Engineering - Digital Product Development is a chance to get a higher education combining studies and work!

The Food Technology programme from Fulda University of Applied Sciences offers students training related to practice in food engineering based on academic research. The entire food chain ("From Farm to Fork") is analysed from a technological, technical, economic and scientific perspective.

The Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Honours) degree at Munster Technological University is a blended degree that brings in the best of manufacturing and mechanical engineering, culminating in flexible and adaptable engineers to meet industry needs.

The BSc in Process Engineering at Politecnico di Milano is an international programme designed to train engineers capable of managing and transforming industrial processes with a focus on digitalisation, sustainability, and system-wide innovation.

The Product Innovation (Hons) course at University of Huddersfield is a future-focused course designed for creative thinkers who want to shape the products, systems and experiences of tomorrow.