Bachelor's Degree in Engineering in Industrial Organisation
Timetables
Morning schedule: 1st and 2n years
Afternoon schedule: all years
Special schedules for working students
Table of credits for each course
Basic training | Compulsory | Optional | Bachelor's Degree Final Project | |
1st year | 54 | 6 | ||
2nd year | 6 | 54 | ||
3rd year | 60 | |||
4th year | 48 | 12 | ||
Total | 60 | 120 | 48 | 12 |
Period of study
Six-monthlyPart-time or full-time
Full-time Slow track available.Specialisations
Basic training Specialisation in Business Specialisation in OperationsSpecialisation in TechnologyBasic and compulsory training
1st year | 2nd year |
1st semester - Physics - Mathematics - Computer Science - Business - Anthropology 2nd semester - Chemistry - Calculus - Graphic Representation - Electrical Physics - Environmental Engineering |
1st semester - Professional Ethics - Electrical and Electronic Technology - Statistics - Manufacturing Methods - Automation and Industrial Control Methods 2nd semester - Materials Science and Technology - Fundamentals of Thermal and Fluids Engineering - Information and Communication Technologies - Technical Office and Project Management - Economic and Financial Engineering |
3rd year | 4th year |
1st semester |
- Bachelor's Degree Final Project |
Optional subjects
All optinal subjects are worth 6 credits unless otherwise specified.
4th year | |
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Double Specialisation | Specialisation in Industrial Production |
To obtain a dual specialisation students must enrol in 60 credits, distributed in the following manner: 48 credits at the collaborating entity, of which 12 credits correspond to the Final Bachelor's Degree Project, and 36 credits belonging to the subjects Company Placement I and II. The remaining 12 credits must be formed by two optional subjects offered at the EUSS.
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To obtain this specialisation students must enrol in 48 credits.
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