Engineering and Industrial Design, Machine Construction, Metallurgy, and Manufacturing Technologies

The curriculum pursues the education of researchers and high-qualified engineers, operating in the fields of Mechanical Engineering and able to address issues related to design and researchactivities in disciplines such as: 

• Tribological behavior of metallic materials, with and without surface modifications
• Metallurgical features of metallic components produced by innovative process, such as additive manufacturing
• Mechanical design and structures
• Microstructure and mechanical properties of advanced metals and metal matrix composites
• Experimental stress analysis, characterization and development of constitutive models
• Design methods and tools in industrial engineering
• Mechanical technologies and materials