The high-standard, full-time Metallurgical Engineering MSc programme provides students with a solid theoretical foundation and focuses on enhancing their engineering skills through the faculty’s strong connections with leading companies.
This well-regarded programme is especially beneficial for future factory or plant engineers, offering in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge in their chosen specialization.
The program is unique, focusing on two specializations: heat treatment and metal forming engineering.
Metallurgical engineers can produce metals and alloys using metallic raw materials and metal-containing waste. They process these materials into products with specific forms and sizes required by the processing industry. Additionally, they create metal components and structures that meet increasingly strict standards.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
Entry Requirements
Bachelor's Degree with minimum 60% from a recognised instituition + Entrance examination Required
Remarks
B2 Level English is Required - MOI is Accepted. The entrance examination consists of three stages. First, all applications are checked to ensure eligibility, and candidates without a BSc degree, B2-level English proficiency (or proof of studies in English), or official support from their sending country are rejected. Next, eligible applicants take part in a 15–20 minute Skype interview with the Entrance Examination Committee, where they introduce themselves, discuss their BSc thesis, scientific background, motivations, and future goals; applicants can score up to 100 points and must achieve at least 65 to be admitted. Finally, the interview documents are forwarded to the Directorate for International Relations for further processing.