Master's in Mechanical Engineering

Education

Master's in Mechanical Engineering

Transforming the future of engineering.

The design, production, and management of complex mechanical, electromechanical, and energy systems require professionals with the skills to develop critical and structured thinking in multidisciplinary collaborative environments. The Master's in Mechanical Engineering aims to train engineers capable of researching, conceiving, designing, producing, implementing, operating, maintaining, and managing complex, high-value-added systems anywhere in the world.

Computing and information technologies in Mechanical Engineering have opened up very attractive professional prospects, particularly in the digitalization of conception, design, and production, industrial automation and robotics, and system simulation.

Master’s Talks

Attend the clarification session about this Master's program and get all the answers you need to any doubt you may have. Attendance is free but registration is mandatory.
Date: 18 June, 2024
Time: 10H00
Format: Online
Register here.

Why this Master's?

  • The Master's in Mechanical Engineering has consistently demonstrated high levels of employability and enjoys an excellent reception from companies and employers.
  • Erasmus+ inter-institutional agreements with various European universities allow for the mobility of Master's in Mechanical Engineering students from NOVA FCT.
  • The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering maintains excellent relationships with the business sector and employers, facilitating student involvement in internships, research projects, and promoting master's dissertation work conducted in collaboration with industry.
  • Most MEMc faculty members are also researchers in the Research and Development Unit for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (UNIDEMI), a research centre rated as Excellent, associated with the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.
  • The Master's in Mechanical Engineering at NOVA FCT is more than just a course! It is an experience of knowledge and intellectual growth. The scientific subjects studied provide a fresh perspective on the physical world, and the various technologies learned stimulate each student's creativity and entrepreneurial abilities.

Applications 2024/25

1st Phase: Feb 12th to Mar 22nd, 2024

2nd Phase: Jun 3rd to Jul 17th, 2024

3rd Phase: Aug 20th to Sept 6th, 2024

Available Spots: 60

Duration: 2 years (120 ECTCS)

Format: In-Person, Daytime

Language: Portuguese and/or English

DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS?

Course Coordinator: Rui Fernando Pereira Martins, memc.coordenador@fct.unl.pt

Academic divison: mestrados@fct.unl.pt

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Program

The Master's in Mechanical Engineering curriculum has a broad laboratory, experimental and simulation component.

The MEMc curricular units include, alongside Mechanical Engineering, subjects from Industrial Engineering and Management, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Operational Research and Numerical Methods for Engineering. In addition, a range of theoretical-practical, laboratory, computational and project work is carried out in the various curricular units taught, making it possible to complement the learning of theoretical subjects with their practical application, developing critical thinking and teamwork skills.

Curriculum

For whom

  • Holders of an undergraduate academic degree or legal equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or similar;
  • Holders of a foreign higher academic degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar awarded following a 1st cycle of studies organized by the principles of the Bologna Process by a State adhering to this Process;
  • Holders of a foreign higher education degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar that is recognized as satisfying the objectives of the degree by the NOVA FCT Scientific Council;
  • Holders of an academic, scientific or professional curriculum in Mechanical Engineering or related, which is recognized as attesting the capacity to carry out this cycle of studies by the Council of the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.

Career opportunities

  • Design of machinery and complex mechanical systems;
  • Industrial and production technology;
  • Thermodynamics and aerodynamics;
  • Structural mechanics;
  • Management of energy resources;
  • Hydraulic and pneumatic equipment;
  • Air conditioning and refrigeration;
  • Engineering consultancy;
  • Teaching and research;
  • Management and maintenance in various industries and services.

About the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (DEMI) is a permanent organic unit of NOVA FCT, dedicated to teaching, fundamental and applied scientific research, and the provision of services in the fields of Industrial Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

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