Degree Programs
Bachelor's study program: Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering
Specialization: Materials Engineering - B-MTI
The Materials Engineering specialization study program focuses on:
- metallic materials and their alloys, ceramic materials, glass, polymer materials and composites,
- traditional material production technologies, metallurgy and additive technologies,
- the study of material structures, their mechanical properties and degradation mechanisms,
- the study and training of experimental techniques in our field.
Awarded Bachelor's thesis
2024 – Bc. Ondřej Hamr, Industrial Enterprise Award – První brněnská strojírna Velká Bíteš, a.s.
“Mechanical properties and their determination in materials prepared by cold deposition”
2025 – Bc. Radoslav Maňak, Industrial Enterprise Award – První brněnská strojírna Velká Bíteš, a.s.
“New ways of strengthening martensitic steel: From 3D particle dispersion to 2D nanosheets”
Master's study program: Materials Engineering - N-MTI
The study program in Materials Engineering focuses on:
- deepening the theoretical background from the bachelor's program in the field of materials and experimental methods,
- degradation processes, limit states of materials and structures, life prediction,
- the study of materials for special applications, surface engineering, and additive technologies,
- knowledge of the physics and chemistry of materials, thermodynamics, phase transformations, and material modeling.
Awarded Master's thesis
2024 – Ing. Tereza Havlíková, Industrial Enterprise Award – onsemi
“Development of ceramic filter equipment for electro-insulating liquids”
2025 – Ing. Václav Dziubek, Dean’s Award
“Preparation of ceramic filters with controlled porosity by sacrificial particle method and sintering process control method”
Doctoral study program: Materials Sciences - D-MAT
The doctoral study program requires knowledge of mathematics and physics at the master’s level, obtained by graduating from a faculty of physical sciences or mechanical engineering.
- engage in scientific work,
- work on projects,
- collaborate with industry,
- gain experience abroad,
- participate in teaching basic courses in the bachelor's program.
Studying or working abroad is a necessary condition for successful completion of doctoral studies. During their studies, Ph.D. students receive a scholarship or are employed at our institute. They study and work directly at our institute or in cooperation with the Institute of Physics of Materials of the Czech Academy of Sciences and other partner institutions.
Institute of Materials Science and Engineering
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Brno University of Technology
