Automation of manufacturing processes

The program is implemented jointly by two faculties: the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology.

The main goal of the program is to train highly qualified personnel in the design, development, implementation, and operation of automated process and production control systems, including SCADA systems and intelligent control systems for mechanical engineering, chemical, petrochemical, and metallurgical industries.

Our program is aimed at developing students' universal, general, and professional competencies that meet not only the requirements of new-generation educational standards but also the real needs of employers.

A key feature of the training is working on real-world production automation problems, implementing modern management systems, and developing teamwork and self-improvement skills.

Currently, companies are interested in improving quality and reducing the time it takes to develop new, market-competitive products. That's why our process and production automation specialists are among the most sought-after in the labor market. These specialists enable flexible production, the ability to quickly respond to customer needs, significantly simplify production upgrades, and enable rapid product updates, ensuring quality and productivity.