Applied Mechanics

University of West Bohemia - Faculty of Applied Sciences

Key information
Field of study:
Mechanics and metal trades
Study language::
EN
Study program code:
P0715D270030
ISCED code:
0715
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
4 years
Number of applicants in the last academic year: 1
Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 0

This doctoral study programme is aimed at the analysis of motion, stress and strain, durability and failure prediction of mechanical and biomechanical systems subjected to static, thermal and dynamic loading. You learn how to work with analytical, numerical and experimental methods. More detailed information and instructions for submitting an application form are available on the Faculty's website.

Application and admission procedure
Application fee:
800.00 CZK

Follow the admission requirements published on the faculty website.

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You gain in-depth knowledge of various areas, such as modelling of tissues of living organisms or of selected organs in the human body depending on load and physiological processes, or the development of better resilience of structures from classical and composite materials with a focus on static and dynamic loading. Graduates are highly qualified researchers who can create their own research teams and further develop their specialization.

University

School detail

Institution type:
public
Founded:
1991
Abbreviation:
ZCU
Number of students:
12520
Number of international students in degree programs:
721
Number of international exchange students:
373
Number of international alumni
2496

The University of West Bohemia in Pilsen is one of the most successful schools in Czechia. It was founded in 1991 in Pilsen and today also operates in Cheb and Karlovy Vary. More than 13,000 students study at 9 faculties in more than 300 study programmes. A modern campus and top research centres give you strong support in technical fields, humanities, arts and health care. You can shape your studies around your interests, improve your language skills, study abroad, join research programmes and put your knowledge into practice. We support your talent and help you make the most of university life.

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Field of study:
Mechanics and metal trades
Study language::
EN
Study program code:
P0715D270030
ISCED code:
0715
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
4 years
Number of applicants in the last academic year: 1
Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 0

This doctoral study programme is aimed at the analysis of motion, stress and strain, durability and failure prediction of mechanical and biomechanical systems subjected to static, thermal and dynamic loading. You learn how to work with analytical, numerical and experimental methods. More detailed information and instructions for submitting an application form are available on the Faculty's website.

Application fee:
800.00 CZK

Follow the admission requirements published on the faculty website.

ApplyOpens in a new window

You gain in-depth knowledge of various areas, such as modelling of tissues of living organisms or of selected organs in the human body depending on load and physiological processes, or the development of better resilience of structures from classical and composite materials with a focus on static and dynamic loading. Graduates are highly qualified researchers who can create their own research teams and further develop their specialization.

University

School detail
Institution type:
public
Founded:
1991
Abbreviation:
ZCU
Number of students:
12520
Number of international students in degree programs:
721
Number of international exchange students:
373
Number of international alumni
2496

The University of West Bohemia in Pilsen is one of the most successful schools in Czechia. It was founded in 1991 in Pilsen and today also operates in Cheb and Karlovy Vary. More than 13,000 students study at 9 faculties in more than 300 study programmes. A modern campus and top research centres give you strong support in technical fields, humanities, arts and health care. You can shape your studies around your interests, improve your language skills, study abroad, join research programmes and put your knowledge into practice. We support your talent and help you make the most of university life.

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