Metallurgical engineering

Metallurgical engineering program is prepared to offer specialized education in the field of modern extractive metallurgy. It covers broad content in the field of metal production from the preparation of raw materials, through the production of metal alloys, to obtaining an ingot. It focuses on the construction and principles of operation of the devices used in production, as well as on the techniques of the ongoing processes. It enables to gain the theoretical knowledge in the field of physical phenomena taking place during extraction processes and high-temperature chemical reactions, including their thermodynamics and kinetics.

The second-cycle programme is offered to graduates from Bachelor studies.

Subjects students learn:

• physical chemistry
• extractive metallurgy of ferrous alloys
• metal casting
• metal forming
• thermodynamics of metals
• foundry technologies
• hydrogen and green metallurgy
• electrometallurgy

Application rules:

• entrance exam
• average from studies

Graduates will gain necessary knowledge and experience required in modern metallurgical industry and related industries.

I recommend Metallurgical engineering to anyone interested in materials, engineering and modern industrial technologies. The programme provides knowledge of metals, their properties and processing while developing practical engineering skills. It is a great choice for students who want to work with advanced materials and build a career in the manufacturing and metallurgical industries.