The Master’s Degree in Mechanics enables students to specialise in areas such as fluid mechanics, energy engineering, biomechanics, structural dynamics, and materials mechanics.
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It can lead either to a high-level professional qualification, directly aligned with the needs of industry. Graduates of the Master’s in Mechanics are recruited at engineer level, with salaries comparable to those of graduates from engineering schools specialising in mechanics.
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Or it may serve as preparation for further research, providing access to doctoral studies or research positions within industrial R&D departments.
