Program Overview

Program Overview

The Microcredencial in Introductory Welding Course is designed for beginners, aiming to provide basic knowledge in the art of welding. The course covers various technological processes of welding and cutting, including practical experimentation.

Course Objectives

After attending the course, students should be able to:

• Recognize, select, and explain the various welding and thermal cutting processes, as well as anticipate the effects of welding on constructions.
• Define which welding joint is best suited for a given application.
• Identify precautions to take when performing a welded construction and potential defects.

Course Structure

The course includes a practical laboratory component where students experience various welding processes. Upon completion, the University issues a certificate listing the holder's name and the learning outcomes achieved.

Course Details

• Duration: 15 weeks
• Mode: Evening
• Course: Microcredencial
• National/EU student tuition fee (2024/2025): 240
• Scientific area(s): 521 - Metallurgy and Metalworking
• Teaching language(s): Portuguese
• International tuition fees (2024/2025): 240

Professional Outcomes

The course enables students to respond to the requirements of companies related to the welding process, including metalworking, industrial maintenance, industrial assembly, pressure vessel, boiler, automotive, machine and industrial equipment, the bicycle sector, special constructions, wind towers, and shipbuilding.

Admission

The course is currently without an active applications phase.