Mechatronics Engineering and Energy

duration: 8 semesters
240 ECTS (18 mandatory and 12 optative in UCS; )
data de acreditação: 21/06/2011
prazo de acreditação(anos): 6
Establishment/DGES Codes: /5629

Introduction

 

The main objective of the PhD program in Engineering is to train highly qualified technicians and researchers, particularly specialized in Mechatronics or in Energy, who are able to carry out independent research or experimental work, in the business environment, as well as within the university context.

 

This PhD program also aims to provide the holders of a university degree, namely MSc students, to access to highly specialized training in Engineering, focused on scientific research, technological development and innovation.

Taking into consideration the specialization areas of this PhD program, the natural candidates are the graduate students with master's degrees in mechatronics, energy and environment or solar energy engineering, among others. This program is organized to provide an easy integration of the graduates with master's degrees from the University of Évora, or other Universities or Polytechnic institutes, in related scientific areas.

Professional Careers

 

The offer of a third cycle in Mechatronics Engineering and Energy is presented as a continuation of the related second cycle programs offered by the University of Évora, namely in mechatronics engineering, energy and environment and solar energy engineering, as well as the research carried out at the University of Evora, particularly in the Mechatronics Engineering Center, in connection with the IDMEC / IST and the Renewable Energy Chair at the UEVORA. This PhD program provides advanced training in diverse areas of expertise, with a pronounced interdisciplinary potential in emerging fields - from product design engineering, instrumentation, process control and monitoring, to development of a range of technologies applied to mechatronics engineering, energy efficiency in processes and energy capture, conversion and concentration.

 

Associate Director(s)

António Heitor Reis

Gestor Académico

Ana Cristina Alves Dias Vale

Completed Thesis

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