Mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical and industrial engineering.
79 programs found
Tromsø Municipality, Norway
A two-year, full-time master's at UiT in Tromsø that requires regular physical attendance on campus. It is aimed at students with an engineering or other technological bachelor's degree.
Olsztyn, Poland
A first-cycle programme listed among UWM's full-time studies in English for 2026/2027, leading to the title of Engineer. It teaches the engineering side of environmental protection, such as water protection, wastewater treatment, soil remediation, waste management and air pollution control, on a base of chemistry, mathematics, physics and biology.
Zagreb, Croatia
One of two English-language bachelor programmes at FER, covering the application of electromagnetic phenomena to products and services together with information and communication technology. The first year is common with the Computing programme.
Târgoviște, Romania
A master's programme of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Information Technology, listed as taught in English.
Mthatha, South Africa
A diploma for the Department of Built Environment that trains graduates for the construction industry, with outcomes that include measuring building elements, pricing bills of quantities, forecasting building costs and performing basic construction and project management functions. First and third years are contact-based and the second year is industry-based.
Warsaw, Poland
A bachelor's programme at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering that starts with mathematics, physics, mechanics and thermodynamics and moves on to aeronautical systems, flight mechanics, materials and propulsion. The final half-year is devoted to the engineering diploma thesis.
Warsaw, Poland
A master's programme at the Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering on design, construction, programming and analysis of automation and control systems and industrial and service robots. Modules include signal processing, neural networks, robot programming, mobile robots and bio-robotics.
