Study Mode and Duration

The Master’s degree program in Thermal Engineering Technologies is designed to be completed over a period of two academic years. The first year constitutes the preparatory stage, during which students undertake advanced coursework designed to provide comprehensive theoretical and technical knowledge in specialized areas of thermal engineering technologies.

The curriculum is organized into two academic semesters. The first semester comprises seven courses, while the second semester includes six courses, resulting in a total of thirteen courses during the preparatory year. Each course is delivered over a period of fifteen weeks, ensuring that students acquire a strong and comprehensive foundation in the discipline.

During the second year, students engage in independent scientific research through the preparation of a master’s thesis addressing advanced topics in thermal engineering. The thesis enables students to apply research methodologies to contemporary engineering challenges, contribute to the advancement of knowledge in thermal engineering and energy technologies, and develop innovative solutions to practical problems in the fields of energy and heat transfer.