The objective of the doctoral program “Methods, Transducers, and Instruments for the Measurement and Control of Physical, Mechanical, and Geometric Quantities” (in the Department of Precision Engineering and Instrumentation) is aimed at:

The program is conducted in strict compliance with the legal requirements for doctoral education.
A solid prerequisite for study in this field (as well as in the related program “Metrology and Metrological Assurance”) is a successfully completed master’s degree in a field such as “Metrology and Measurement Technology,” which provides the necessary theoretical and engineering foundation.

The main areas of study include:

Instruction and consulting are provided by tenured faculty members with a high level of professional and scientific qualifications, making extensive use of modern information technologies. For theoretical and experimental research, the department has 10 specialized laboratories, including: