TRANSPORTATION / GENERAL ACADEMIC PROFILE

4-year (8 semesters) (full-time and part-time) first-degree engineering studies

Graduates of Transport will acquire basic knowledge and skills necessary to understand issues related to the construction, production, and operation of means of transport, as well as knowledge of mechanics principles and design using modern computational tools. The graduate possesses solid knowledge and skills needed to carry out various transport tasks in the field of organization, efficiency analysis, selection of appropriate means of transport, as well as logistics and shipping.

The graduate will be prepared for: conducting transport processes, selecting means and their proper operation; supporting the design of transport infrastructure and engineering materials used as components of machinery and vehicles, and supervising their operation; managing team work; coordinating tasks and evaluating results efficiently, as well as using modern computer techniques in transportation.

CAREER PROSPECTS

• Technical advisor or Customer Service Representative in the transport industry;

• Automotive service manager;

• Logistician, freight forwarder, transportation organizer;

• Supply and distribution specialist;

• ADR advisor;

• Transport manager;

• Vehicle damage estimator and automotive appraiser;

• Automotive diagnostician.

Specialization: OPERATION AND DIAGNOSTICS OF MEANS OF TRANSPORT
Graduates of the Operation and Diagnostics of Means of Transport specialization will acquire advanced theoretical knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for the technical personnel involved in the operation processes of motor vehicles. These qualities will enable graduates to take on independent positions in car repair shops, automotive sales and parts dealerships, authorized dealer points, vehicle inspection stations (upon obtaining an automotive diagnostician certificate), insurance companies, and other technical transport facilities.

Specialization: LOGISTICS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Graduates of the Logistics Systems Engineering specialization will acquire advanced and modern knowledge, skills, and competencies in designing, organizing, and supervising logistics and freight processes in road transport. These qualities will enable graduates to take on independent positions in companies organizing road transportation of people and goods, including those offering logistic, freight, and warehouse services. Moreover, the educational program allows achieving most of the learning outcomes required for professional certification, enabling the independent operation of a transport company (after obtaining a certificate).

Specialization: EXPERTISE AND CLAIMS ADJUSTMENT
Graduates of the Expertise and Claims Adjustment specialization will gain expanded knowledge, skills, and competencies suitable for the profession of a claims adjuster in communication accidents, independent automotive expert (after obtaining a certificate), or expert in automotive technology, road traffic, and transport. Graduates will be prepared to work in car repair shops and authorized dealer services in terms of applied technologies and methods of car repairs.

Specialization: ELECTROMOBILITY
Graduates of the Electromobility specialization will gain detailed and organized knowledge, skills, and social competencies in the construction and operation of low- and zero-emission means of transport, energy conversion and distribution systems, and SMART technologies in transport systems. Activities carried out as part of the module will allow them to acquire the necessary competencies to undertake internships, and then employment, in companies servicing and operating electric and hybrid vehicles, involved in energy conversion and distribution systems and infrastructure for electromobility, engineering offices dealing with electric drive systems, and SMART technologies in transportation.