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Laurea Magistrale (MSc) in Mechanical Engineering

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Subjects

The 1st year is organised in the following compulsory modules: Control and Actuating Devices for Mechanical Systems, Applied Metallurgy, Energy Systems, Non-conventional Machining Processes, Machine Design, Mechanical System Dynamics, Mechanical Measurements, Configuration and Management of Production Systems.In the 2nd year students will have the possibility to specialize the training, by choosing among the following tracks:Milano Bovisa Campus: Production Systems, Mechatronics and robotics, Virtual prototyping, Internal Combustion Engines and Turbomachinery, Advanced Mechanical Design, Advanced Materials and Technology, Ground Vehicles.Lecco Campus: Mechanical Systems Design, Industrial Production.Piacenza Campus: Machine Tools and Manufacturing Systems.

Presentation

The MSc Programme in Mechanical Engineering – Ingegneria Meccanica provides an academically challenging exposure to modern issues in advanced Mechanical Engineering.The educational goal of the MSc Programme is to train highly qualified engineers, capable of playing different roles in the job market, by providing them with sound scientific, economic and technical competences, together with broad practical and professional skills needed for a successful career in a technologically advanced and rapidly evolving society.The specialist in Mechanical Engineering, being involved in the design, production process and operation of products and systems, needs to develop a strong interdisciplinary background in machine design, with respect to functional requirements, dynamic and structural analysis, propulsion and engine systems, fluid mechanics, material properties and selection, manufacturing processes and production systems, operation and management of industrial plants, experimental techniques, mechatronics and industrial automation. The programme is taught in English.www.ccsmecc.polimi.it/en

Eligible students

Students holding at least a BSc degree in a scientific or technical discipline are eligible for application.The Commission will evaluate case by case students with different backgrounds.

Fees

For EU students fees are based on students’ family income and the study plan presented, and range from about €800 to €3,300 per year. For Non-EU students fees are equal to about €3,300 per year.