The Master's program provides students with a solid scientific foundation, as well as a wide range of knowledge in various industrial technologies (mechanical, electrical, electronic, automation, materials, industrial construction, projects, production, chemistry and environment, energy, and industrial organization), shaping them into multidisciplinary professionals capable of working in industries, companies, or public organizations, as well as in private practice.

A curriculum is proposed for jointly pursuing the Master's Degrees in Industrial Engineering (MII) and in Thermal Energy Systems (MSET), based on the complementarity between the two qualifications.

The aim is to equip engineering graduates with postgraduate knowledge that will be useful for their professional integration into various departments of private companies, including R&D, and the public administration, as well as for access to positions as professors or researchers at universities and public research centers. All of this falls within the field of Energy Engineering.

General Structure of the Master's Program

BASIC TRAINING
Compulsory: 108 credits.
Elective: 15 credits.

EXTERNAL INTERNSHIPS
Mandatory Practicum: 0 credits.
Internships in companies (Optional): 0 credits.

Master's thesis: 12+12 credits.

Completion: The culmination of the itinerary leads to obtaining the two titles that comprise it.