Materials Engineering For Industry 4.0 Politecnico di Torino

Overview

There is also instruction on production technology and characteristics of materials traditionally used in engineering work (metals, polymers, ceramics), with extensive study of composite materials.  

Key facts

• The second year focuses on materials for biomedical applications, nanostructured materials and techniques for the study of surfaces. 
• During the second year students can also personalise their study programme according to their individual interests and inclinations, investigating materials for specific applications or other aspects of materials engineering: the use of modeling tools and advanced characterisation techniques, material recycling, and the use of materials and devices for environmental protection. 
• The Materials Engineering For Industry 4.0 programme at Politecnico di Torino concludes with elective courses and the final exam.
• Career opportunities 
• These professional figures find occupational opportunities mainly in the public and private sector industry with managerial/organizational and management tasks; they also carry out activities as freelance advisors or as employees in services and consulting companies. 
• Typical fields of activity are: innovation, development, design, qualification of materials and the organization and management of complex systems for material processing and production of industrial good