About the course

The Mechanical Engineering course provides students with access to knowledge and skills for developing, designing, and supervising the manufacture of machinery and equipment, vehicles, and heating and cooling systems.

After graduating, you will work in industries, such as the automotive and aeronautical, which are the most traditional ones. You will also be able to work in oil exploration, developing machinery and equipment for drilling wells and oil and gas transportation; in the agricultural segment, producing machinery and implements; and in the bioscience area, assisting projects on biomechanics, ergonomics, rehabilitation, and mechanics in sports.

You will also be responsible for organizing storage systems, maintaining equipment, supervising processes, and establishing safety standards and procedures in the assembly line, controlling the quality, monitoring and analyzing resistance tests, calibrating and checking measures.

 Subjects

• Automation, Control, and Instrumentation
• Materials
• Metrology
• Manufacturing Processes
• Thermal-Fluid Projects
• Mechanical Projects
• Computer-aided, CAD, and CAE Simulations
• Thermal Treatments
• Maintenance and Lubrication