Dopravní systémy a technika

Field of study:

Motor vehicles, ships and aircraft

Study language::

CZ

Study program code:

B0715A040001

Application deadline:

31.03.2027

ISCED code:

0716

Study form::

full-time

Study duration:

3 years

Number of applicants in the last academic year: 104

Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 72

Cars, motorcycles, trains, and race cars. Is this the world you want to be a part of? A world that excites you and never ceases to fascinate you? Then you’ve found the program that’s perfect for you. You’ll gain an understanding not only of the design of automobiles and rail vehicles, but also of transportation processes, including the management of road, urban, rail, and air transport. In addition to lectures, you can look forward to plenty of hands-on work in labs and field trips. After graduation, transportation companies will be vying for your attention, but you can also stay on at the university and deepen your knowledge in a master’s program—either in transportation systems or transportation engineering.

Graduates of the program will acquire specialized knowledge, both from basic theoretical courses in general education at a level that enables their practical application, and from specialized engineering disciplines. Through specialized core courses, graduates will acquire professional skills in subjects focused on the construction, movement, operation, and reliability of vehicles, as well as modeling, technology, control, and the economics of processes occurring in transportation systems. Graduates will be able to actively use specialized terminology, will understand the laws governing the movement of vehicles on transportation routes, and will master the principles of design, operation, and reliability of vehicles and transportation-technology processes within transportation networks. They will master the main principles of scientific methods used in the field and will be able to apply some of their basic variants in practical contexts. Graduates will be able to prepare, conduct, and compile a report on the results of a laboratory or technical experiment, verify new production processes, and collaborate on the implementation of technological changes and innovative activities. Graduates will be qualified to work in various mid-level technical and technological positions within companies operating public and private transportation, in design offices engaged in the development and innovation of transportation vehicles, and in public administration. The program draws on extensive collaboration with industry partners both in organizing and delivering instruction and in addressing real-world technical challenges through seminars and, in particular, bachelor’s theses.

School detail

Institution type:

public

Founded:

1849

Abbreviation:

VSB

Number of students:

13687

Number of international students in degree programs:

1760

Number of international exchange students:

618

Number of international alumni

261