The graduate student in Mechanical Engineering - Energy and Manufacturing. Who is he/she?The bachelor's degree graduate is a mechanical engineer capable of dealing with energy production and management and management of production systems.What does he/she do?The graduate is able to collaborate in design, work direction, estimation, and testing of machines and plants. More specifically, choosing the Energy curriculum will also allow you to collaborate on the activities of: management, optimization, reduction and recovery of energy consumption at production facilities design, management and control at plants for the production and conversion of energy from traditional and renewable sources design and management of distributed generation, cogeneration and district heating networks for the realization of smart energy districts - smart-grid - in civil and industrial environmental and energy raw materials and resources management, and project and production systems management. By choosing the Manufacturing Management curriculum instead, he/she will also be able to collaborate in the activities of materials procurement and management. planning of means of production and logistics and production systems production organization organization and automation of production systems management control, investment appraisal, and industrial marketing. . Where do you work?The main employment outlets for graduates in Mechanical Engineering - Energy and Production are: in industries. in the services. in the public administration. and in particular in the mechanicalandelectromechanical industries;. in manufacturing enterprises for production. in public and private industries and entities involved in productionandenergy in enterprises and firms for plant design in enterprises for refrigeration and environmentalair conditioning in companies producing and distributing electricity and heat. After passing the state exam, the graduate in Mechanical Engineering - Energy and Production can engage in freelance profession (feasibility studies, design, technical arbitrations, expert opinions for parties or as a court expert, etc.).
