Abschluss in Ingenieurwissenschaften in Industrietechnologien

The Degree in Industrial Technology Engineering provides multidisciplinary training with a solid base of skills and scientific-technological knowledge.

This training facilitates access to and completion of master's studies which, together with this degree, make up an integrated study program that qualifies for the profession of Industrial Engineer.

It provides a multidisciplinary scientific and technological base, with solid and inclusive general training in all branches of engineering: mechanical, electrical, energy, electronics, automatics, construction and installations, materials, chemistry, design, environment, organization and Project and business management.

The versatility and adaptability of every person with a degree in this field also allows them to develop their training through other master's degrees, such as those specializing in traditional or emerging areas of knowledge (nanotechnologies, new materials...) or master's degrees oriented towards research and subsequent development of doctoral studies.

The Degree in Engineering in Industrial Technologies has basically two purposes:

The creation of versatile and generalist technicians with a background in physics and mathematics and who, despite not having professional attributions, would be totally valid in the industrial world in, for example, business R&D departments, positions of responsibility in SMEs, forming part of multidisciplinary work teams or dedicated to teaching in secondary schools or professional training modules. Provide students with a solid foundation of scientific-technological skills and knowledge that facilitate access to and completion of master's studies. These master's degrees can be the Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering, specialization master's degrees in traditional knowledge areas (Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, etc.) or emerging ones (MBA, Bioengineering, Nanotechnologies, New Materials...), or master's degrees oriented towards research and subsequent development. of the Ph.D.