Level:  doctoral academic studies

Upon end of the studies student will receive a title: Doctor of science - engineering management

Doctoral academic studies of Engineering Management last three years and bring at least 180 ECTS credits. Research work in Theoretical basics of doctoral dissertation represents individual work of students in defining a dissertation topic and is verrified by taking an exam approved by The Teachers' Council at the suggestion of the mentor and which is taken before a commitee consisting of three teachers of subjects from the study programme. Students define their research interests by choosing from the suggested list of optional subjects which they are going to study and take exams in. These subjects contribute to deepening of their knowledge and understanding of the field and topic of their doctoral dissertation. The teaching programme of the subjects (compulsory and optional) is realised in a group or individually (coaching).

The aim of the study programme of doctoral studies of Engineering Management is designed to enable progressive education to students of above average abilities who want to continue their career in researching academic, scientific and production institutions. Combination of the right courses offers students a rare opportunity for interdisciplinary approach to research, as well as to methods and skills of empirical and analytic management disciplines. In this way creative competences are developed, as well as mastering of necessary skills needed for successful developement of vocational career. Special aim of the study programme is achieving a competence for independent defining of research issue, its elaboration, research and writing - presenting the obtained results to a wide scientific audience, through publishing their research in the magazines from the SCI list. In tis way the obtained results are adjusted with the development of this discipline worldwide.

The competences which students acquire at this study programme comprise knowledge, skills, developed competences for independent scientific research work; dealing with actual issues in practise; participation in domestic and international projects; taking part in the development of new technologies; presentation of their own results at scientific gatherings and publication of their research in scientific journals; following the code of scientific practise with the aim of contributing to the development of science in general; contributing to the development of science in general.

A person who has completed Bachelor's degree and Masters academic degree with the mean mark 8 (eight) at least.

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