Industrial Technologies Engineering · University of Navarra (UNAV)

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University of Navarra (UNAV)San Sebastian
School of Engineering
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Languages
Español
InstitutionPrivate
Duration4years
Modality
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General information about the degree

📚 General Description

The Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Technologies Engineering at the University of Navarra provides a solid, multidisciplinary education in the foundations of industrial engineering. The degree covers key areas such as mechanics, electricity, electronics, automation, energy, materials and industrial organisation. The curriculum combines scientific and technical knowledge with management skills, preparing students to tackle complex challenges in industrial and technological settings.

✨ Specific Information

The programme typically includes modern laboratories, company placements and the opportunity to participate in international exchange programmes such as Erasmus. It also encourages teamwork and the development of real projects, helping students acquire practical and professional skills.

👤 Recommended Profile

This degree is recommended for students interested in science, technology and problem-solving. Skills in mathematics, physics, logical reasoning, creativity and teamwork are highly valued.

🚀 Career Pathways

After completing the degree, graduates can pursue master's programmes in industrial engineering or other technical specialisations, or enter the job market directly in industrial, technological or consultancy sectors.

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Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction

Industrial Engineering/Production

Industrial and Production Engineering is the branch that turns ideas into real products: here you will learn to design, optimise and manage the processes that keep factories, aircraft, vehicles and complex technological systems running. It is where physics, mathematics and creativity come together to solve real-world problems. Automation and robotics applied to production lines Design and development of industrial products and mechanical systems Supply chain and logistics management Technologies applied to sectors such as automotive, aerospace, shipbuilding and biomedical engineering Optimisation of resources, quality and sustainability in production processes This path opens doors to key sectors of the global economy, from automotive multinationals to aerospace companies and industrial technology start-ups.

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Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction

If you are passionate about understanding how things work and want to build the world of the future, this field is for you. Engineering, industry and construction encompasses everything involved in designing, creating and improving systems, structures and technologies that transform our everyday lives. Principles of mathematics, physics and chemistry applied to real-world problems Designing and developing electronic circuits, machines and automated systems Chemical engineering: materials, industrial processes and sustainability Telecommunications, networks and information technology Construction, structures and infrastructure planning Automotive engineering, robotics and intelligent control systems These studies open the door to sectors such as technology, energy, industry and construction, all with very high global demand for skilled professionals.

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