The degree programme in Mechanical Engineering – Energy and Production provides a solid scientific and technical foundation that enables graduates to pursue further studies in engineering or to enter the world of work.

Particular emphasis is placed on foundational training and the acquisition of up-to-date methods, techniques and tools for:

• sustainable production and the optimal management of renewable energy – Energy stream
• industrial production management – Production programme.

The degree programme operates in close collaboration with the business and research organisations based at the Savona University Campus. 

The core modules focus on monitoring students’ learning progress and providing support to help them overcome initial difficulties.

Advanced courses feature contributions from qualified business professionals and practical experience in the laboratories on the Savona Campus.

The main employment opportunities are in industry, the service sector and the civil service.

In particular:

• in mechanical and electromechanical industries;
• in manufacturing companies
• in industries and public and private organisations operating in the field of production and energy
• in companies and firms specialising in plant design
• in companies specialising in refrigeration and air conditioning
• in companies producing and distributing electricity and heat

The degree enables enrolment in the register of junior industrial engineers, subject to passing the state examination, and to practise as a self-employed professional (feasibility studies, design, technical arbitration, expert reports for clients or as a court-appointed expert, etc.).

The Bachelor’s degree programme in Mechanical Engineering – Energy and Production ensures students acquire a sound grasp of general scientific methods and content, alongside technical and scientific skills in the fields of energy engineering and production management. The programme is designed to prepare graduates who can either continue their studies with a Master’s degree or enter the industrial sector immediately.

In the first year, priority is given to building up foundations in mathematics, physics, chemistry and computer science.

From the second year onwards, students acquire skills relating to disciplines specific to the industrial and mechanical sectors.

In the third year, students deepen their knowledge and skills relating to the chosen curriculum:

• Energy: skills in the production and distribution of conventional and renewable energy, chemical plants, hydraulic systems, and the management of industrial systems
• Production Management: expertise in the procurement and management of materials, the planning of production resources and logistics and production systems, the organisation of production, and the organisation and automation of production systems

Savona University Campus
Via Magliotto 2
17100 Savona

Head of Student Guidance
Renato Procopio

Teaching Co-ordinator
didatticadime@unige.it

Student Desk - Secretarial Offices

Engineering: Via Montallegro 1, 1st floor (opposite Aula A7), 16145 Genoa
Email: sportello.ingegneria@unige.it
Call centre 010 33 55 000 - dial 3 and select the Scuola Politecnica - service available Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9-11 a.m.
In-person and virtual counter on appointment

Palazzina Lagorio, ground floor, Savona – tel. +39 019 21945105 / +39 019 21945321
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