The Production Technology program allows students to participate in the design of systems and networks used in the production of content.

Students will gain knowledge about manufacturing technology from a combination of computer applications, engineering and management sciences in the service sector. The discipline provides analytical methodology along with practical tools to solve problems, reduce costs and increase productivity. The curriculum offers students the flexibility to enroll in an internship or co-curricular program. The fields of study cover the basics of engineering, technology and management, product and system design, marketing, quality control, quality assurance and the use of computers in industry.

Course features

Research aspects: productivity improvement, human factor and ergonomics, logistics and supply chain management, energy technologies, cooling systems, alternative energy, cost analysis for cost management, computer applications. Thanks to the program, students have a unique opportunity to enter the professional world with skills and experience in areas that are in need as technology becomes increasingly important in modern manufacturing.

The flexible nature of the program allows you to concentrate in several different areas, and also provides a platform for integrating technologies used by various traditionally separate production areas. Students are part of the creative process both in the classroom and as part of the team assigned to implement the project. All school drama shows are developed and technically supported by students.

Coursework in the production technology program includes content in the field of audio, lighting, stage automation and the intersection between these disciplines. Both theory and practice are considered, which allows students to develop skills and experience working with modern technologies and prepares them for the development and use of technologies of the future.

After training, graduates will be able to work in international and multicultural communities and will be able to contribute to their development, perform expert functions and be an entrepreneur in this field, creatively solve problems and develop new methods of work. Recent graduates of production technology can find work in the following professions: product development engineer, design engineer, process engineer, production development engineer, technical sales engineer, project engineer.

The Master's degrees in Production focus on the professional and practical creation of media for radio, film and television. They focus on the technology used for these formats, as well as on the development and management of effective projects. Entrance requirements usually include an appropriate bachelor's degree, such as media studies or film studies. Thanks to the Master of Production degree, you can get a number of specializations. For example, within the framework of television production, you could focus on creating documentaries, sports programs, drama or children's shows. In the cinema, you can direct your research towards horror, comedy or romance.

In all specializations, training, as a rule, includes practical instrumental methods of production. For example, editing images and sound, transcriptions or subtitles. Attention is also paid to the audience, economic structure and management of the industry. In addition to broadcasting roles, careers can include film directing, sound management, professional lighting, and even screenwriting. You could also explore roles in public relations, consulting, or licensing for manufacturing industries.