European Joint Master in Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering

Requirements

In order to graduate from the Master’s degree programme in European Joint Master in Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering

• successfully complete all the classes of the curriculum,
• write a master’s thesis, which must be approved and graded positively, as well as
• pass the defence of the Master’s thesis.

Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates are awarded a double degree. They receive the academic degree “Master of Science in Engineering (MSc)” from FH JOANNEUM (Austria) as well as the academic degree “Master in Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering” from Mondragon University (Spain) and Koszalin University of Technology (Poland).

Master’s Thesis

In the fourth semester, you can demonstrate your knowledge as well as your research skills. Your thesis should combine both theory and practice, and is not merely a literature review. The topic of the Master’s thesis is worked on in cooperation with a company.

By working on a topic of your choice, you will gain a deeper understanding of a particular subject area (i.e. international finance, marketing, human resources). The thesis subject must be related to a relevant topic covered by your specialisation or the study programme. In your master’s thesis, you should provide a solution to business and practice-oriented questions.

Once the topic has been chosen, you, your supervisor, and the company must sign and submit the application form to the degree programme. The head of the degree programme will then check and confirm your topic.

Defence of the Master’s thesis

The defence of the Master’s thesis takes place in February/March of the final semester.

After Graduation

After completing their studies, most of our graduates normally start to work full-time straight away. You can find out what opportunities await you here under Career and Job Opportunities.