Mechanical Engineering (BA)

What is the program all about?

After completing the Mechanical Engineering in Denmark, you will have the knowledge and skills to design various machines – from simple, such as a hair dryer, to complex, such as cars, ships or various robots used in the manufacturing industry. You will work with CAD systems, analyze how different forces and stresses affect machines and equipment, and how to choose the most appropriate materials. A very important part is your project work. You will do research and use the theory taught in class (or read on your own), as well as work in a team. The theory is constructed similarly to building a house – you will start with the basics and gradually upgrade to more complex. In general, the teachers are very dedicated to their profession and have a great desire to help you. They are ready to answer any questions.

Admission requirements and needed documents.

For your documents to be reviewed, you must have:
English – level B.
Mathematics – level A.
Physics – level B.
Chemistry – level C.

1. Motivation letter.
2. Diploma for completed secondary education or academic transcript (for the last 3 years with grades and number of hours of teaching).
3. Verification form.
4. Copy of your ID card or passport.
5. English certificate.

What can you continue studying or where can you work?

After completing a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering in Denmark, you will be able to pursue various master’s degrees in Denmark. You can view all master’s degrees in Denmark. If you want to continue your education outside of Denmark, this is also possible. Contact us to avoid mistakes.

You will be able to work in almost all sectors of the mechanical engineering. You can find work in the aerospace, automotive, chemical, construction, electronic or metalworking industries and others. After several years of experience, you can even take jobs in areas such as finance and management. Some of the possible positions include: Materials engineer, Consultant or researcher in a manufacturing company, Patent law expert, Non-engineering careers (focused on business or sales operations).

Personal opinion and practical experience

Most courses focus mainly on theory and less on practice. You will have homework assignments, where you will be able to practice the new theory. However, in general, the main place where you will be able to apply everything you have learned will be during the semester project. Moreover, there will be visits to different companies, where you will see up close how the companies work. Furthermore, during the “workshops”, you will be able to apply the various production processes (such as soldering, bending, drilling, milling). Motivation is a huge factor for success, as well as regular learning and solving homework if you want to become a good professional. In general, the profession is in great demand and the starting salary for a newly graduated engineer is between 20,000 – 40,000 krona.

Alek Pachev