Program Overview

Degree Programme in Industrial Engineering

The Degree Programme in Industrial Engineering is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in industrial engineering, covering a wide range of topics from programming techniques to applied mechanics.

Programme Syllabus for Studies Starting in Autumn 2026

The programme syllabus for studies starting in Autumn 2026 outlines the structure and content of the programme. The programme consists of several study years, each with its own set of courses and specialisations.

Study Year 1

Study year 1 includes the following mandatory courses:

• DD1310 Programming Techniques, 6.0 credits
• MG1202 Engineering Mathematics, 6.0 credits
• MG1203 Applied Mechanics, 6.0 credits
• MG1201 Introduction to Engineering work in Industrial Technology, 15.0 credits
• ME1043 Costing and Investment Calculation in Industrial Companies, 3.0 credits
• MG1206 Applied Engineering, 12.0 credits
• MG1224 Applied Statistics for Quality Development, 4.5 credits
• MG1225 Engineering tools and methods, 7.5 credits

Specialisations

The programme offers several specialisations, including Climate-smart Energy Supply (KSE). The KSE specialisation includes the following mandatory courses:

• MJ1220 Production and Distribution Systems for Sustainable Energy Services, 7.5 credits
• MG1217 Production control, 7.5 credits
• MJ1221 Electricity Supply Systems and Energy Storage, 7.5 credits
• MJ1222 Operation and Maintenance of Energy Systems, 7.5 credits

Programme Objectives

The programme objectives are not explicitly stated in the provided context, but the programme is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in industrial engineering.

Extent and Content of the Programme

The programme consists of several study years, each with its own set of courses and specialisations. The extent and content of the programme are outlined in the programme syllabus.

Eligibility and Selection

The eligibility and selection criteria for the programme are not explicitly stated in the provided context.

Implementation of the Education

The implementation of the education is not explicitly stated in the provided context, but the programme is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in industrial engineering.

Appendix 1: Course List

The course list is included in the programme syllabus and outlines the courses that are part of the programme.

Appendix 2: Specialisations

The specialisations are outlined in the programme syllabus and include Climate-smart Energy Supply (KSE) among others.