The Department of Mechanics has well-established and strong traditions in training doctoral students in this field of study, which ensure the necessary conditions for high-quality and effective education.

The program responds to the desire to raise the scientific standard in order to facilitate better adaptation and successful career development in the context of a globalized economy and scientific community.

The program fosters professional growth and maintains a high level of awareness of global scientific achievements in the field of theoretical mechanics.

It supports research work related to the application of the theoretical foundations of mechanics.

 The information provided does not specify the exact administrative requirements for admission, but the program is aimed at applicants with an interest in academic work who are eager to collaborate and participate in research projects and teaching activities.

In-depth theoretical training in both the classical foundations and modern approaches and mathematical methods focused on the use of computer technology and specialized software;

Modeling, analysis, optimal synthesis, identification, and control of complex dynamic systems and objects;

Conducting state-of-the-art experimental research through access to extensive material and technical resources (test benches, measuring equipment, and computer-based analysis and control systems);

Formulating the goals and objectives of scientific and experimental research, as well as drawing clear conclusions through specialized courses and programs;

Developing the necessary methodological skills through participation in teaching and learning activities;

Working as part of a team by participating in the department’s research projects, periodically discussing and presenting results at specialized forums, and passing the required exams.