The goal of the course is to capture latest computational and experimental methods used in the field of the mechanics of solids, and to use them for the reliability and service life assessments of machine structures. In the area of computational mechanics, students gain a detailed knowledge of theory and practice of the FEM, applied to static and dynamic strength analysis, including nonlinear, buckling and transient problems. In the area of experimental mechanics, students gain personal experience in laboratories, equipped by reputable producers of measurement technology that have their commercial representation at the institute.

Graduates from the study branch Engineering Mechanics keep a high professional adaptability, which gives them a good prospect of getting a job in many branches of economy. This can be documented by our graduates in head positions of design departments of large companies or sales representatives of foreign commercial firms. There is also the possibility to continue studies in the subsequent PhD program Engineering Mechanics with a prospect to scientific or academic career.

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Graduate profile:

Graduates from the study branch Engineering Mechanics keep a high professional adaptability due to a system approach to teaching and the character of education. Accordingly, there is a prospect of getting a job in many branches of economy, as can be documented by our graduates in head positions of design departments of large companies or sales representatives of foreign commercial firms.
There is also the possibility to continue studies in the subsequent PhD programme Engineering Mechanics.

Admission requirements:

First step
Choose your study programme
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Study programmes

Second step
Check the admission procedure
Admission procedure varies according to individual programmes and faculties. Please check their website for more information. Please, note that most applications will be open on January 1.

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 
Bachelor studies / Masters studies / Doctoral studies

Third step
Submit the electronic application
After choosing your programme, apply for studying at BUT using the electronic application.
Please be sure that you know how the entrance exams will be and how much is the tuition fee.
Electronic application

Fourth step
Pass the entrance exam.
The admission conditions are published on the Faculties websites. If you have any questions, please contact the Study Department of the Faculties.

Fifth step
Apply for your residence permit or visa
Since you’re coming from abroad to live in the Czech Republic, you will need documents that permit you to stay for a longer period of time. See how to apply for a visa or a residence permit.

Sixth step
Validate your previous education
Before enrolling, you need to provide a validated secondary school diploma or a verified diploma from previous university studies. See how to validate your previous education.

Seventh step
You’re a BUT student!
After the documents are processed, you will receive a Letter of Acceptance and information about the first payment for your studies. Now it’s time to get ready for your semester in Brno.

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