Career Opportunities

The subjects covered in the MDAIM Master's program encompass a significant portion of what a Mechanical Engineer working in a company should know (vibrations, dynamics, fatigue, finite elements, etc.). This knowledge is essential both for designing and calculating parts, structures, etc., and for analyzing the work of other engineers. In these cases, the Master's Thesis will have a more practical focus.
The Master's in Industrial Engineering provides the necessary skills to secure employment in all industrial sectors, from heavy industry to capital goods manufacturing, including mechanical, metallurgical, chemical and petrochemical industries, energy production, electricity generation, automotive, rail, food processing, electronics, automation and robotics, and many more. Graduates are also qualified for positions in technical offices, industrial project development departments, and public administrations. The Master's in Industrial Engineering confers the professional qualifications of an Industrial Engineer, enabling independent practice.

Academic Outings

Completing the master's degree grants access to doctoral studies. Graduates can also pursue a research career that allows them to obtain a doctoral degree and carry out their research duties in both public institutions (universities, the Spanish National Research Council, etc.) and private companies. Employment opportunities are available in both the public and private sectors.