Applied Mechanics and Mechatronics Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava

Overview

A graduate of the study programme Applied Mechanics and Mechatronics at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava can:

• characterize technical documentation in mechanical engineering, basics of mechanics and strength of materials, principles of construction, documentation defining the technical assessment of structures; 

• define selection of measuring methods, measuring procedures, specific measuring instruments and measuring systems for the intended purpose of use, suitability of the method of evaluation of measurements in mechanics

• describe engineering production technologies with a focus on the processing of metallic and non-metallic materials, principles of construction of machines and equipment, measurement methods and procedures, including evaluation of measured data, describe methods of optimization in terms of strength procedures and means for testing engineering products

Employability of graduates

For the study programme Applied Mechanics and Mechatronics, the page states that 9% are employed and 91% continue their studies. It is likely that 91% of graduates who are pursuing an engineering degree of study at the Applied Mechanics and Mechatronics degree programme. 

They are similar for other bachelor's degree study programmes at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering STU in Bratislava. They show that 99% of graduates of bachelor's degree programmes continued their further studies in 2019, and it can logically be assumed that they studied in subsequent study programmes at the engineering degree of study.