This certificate program focuses on the precision of shapes, structures, and materials required for creating machine parts. It explores technically and economically viable solutions for mechanical design and manufacturing. The program covers fundamental theoretical and practical aspects of design and manufacturing, both with and without computer assistance. It also aims to develop professional skills for effective decision-making. The program is fully updated for 2025 and is offered online in the evenings.
The program consists of 30 credits, including 15 mandatory credits and 15 elective credits. Courses are typically delivered online and scheduled for the evening.
Graduates of this program are prepared for roles in mechanical design and manufacturing.
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The program consists of 30 credits, comprising 15 mandatory credits and 15 elective credits. Courses are typically delivered online and scheduled for the evening.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Machine part designer, Mechanical systems designer, and Machine part manufacturing planner. The program focuses on skills for mechanical design and manufacturing.
The next intake for the Certificate in Mechanical Design and Manufacturing program is scheduled for Fall 2025.
To apply, you should visit the future student website for program details, check specific admission requirements, and then submit your application according to the university's instructions and deadlines.