Level: Master
Start date: Autumn 2025
City: Jönköping
Credits: 120 credits
Degree: Degree of Master of Science (120 credits) with a major in Product Development specialisation in Materials and Manufacturing
JU Direct Application (recommended), application period: 2024-10-15 - 2025-05-02
For those who apply through universityadmissions.se, application period: 2024-10-15 – 2025-01-15

About the programme:

Production processes are constantly evolving and a key concern for industry is the development of sustainable products to improve efficiency and resource use. With the increasing demand for sustainability, many companies need to review and change their production methods, creating a great need for qualified professionals with knowledge of the latest technology. By learning about materials and manufacturing processes and their interaction on the properties of the final product, you will gain the skills required for sustainable production.

 

This master’s program will introduce you to sustainable production. You will learn about materials and manufacturing technologies and how to select materials and manufacturing processes based on performance and sustainability. You will use simulations to explore how these processes affect the final product. During your studies, you will also design a sustainable product, choosing the material, manufacturing processes, final geometry, and appearance by considering the required properties and its life cycle assessment.

 

By the end of the first year, you will have the necessary knowledge in this area. In the second year you will choose your specialisation. Both options include a project course or industrial placement linked to materials and manufacturing research. You will also write your master’s thesis.

 

This programme will provide you with the most required skills for an engineer or R&D team member. Upon graduation, you will be a valuable resource in product-related industries, where you can optimise engineering components based on performance, environmental impact, and cost.

 

After graduation, you are eligible to apply for the PhD programme at JTH, as well as many other PhD programmes worldwide.

The programme is conducted at School of Engineering
Credits: 120 credits
Level: Master
Language: English
Rate of study: 100%
City: Jönköping
Place of study: Normal teaching
Start date: Autumn 2025
Selection: JU Direct Application: Admission is done continuously. For those who apply through universityadmissons.se: Selection is based on previous academic merits. Ranking is made in descending order.
Requirements: The applicant must hold the minimum of a bachelor’s degree (i.e the equivalent of 180 ECTS credits at an accredited university) with at least 90 credits in materials and manufacturing, materials engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, product development or engineering physics or equivalent. The bachelor’s degree should comprise a minimum of 15 credits in mathematics. Proof of English proficiency is required.
Application code: HJ-MU141
Degree: Degree of Master of Science (120 credits) with a major in Product Development specialisation in Materials and Manufacturing
Tuition fee: For the first semester: 85000 SEK
Total tuition fee: 340000 SEK

Tuition fees do NOT apply for EU/EEA citizens or exchange students

You will be a good resource for product development work and fit into an R&D team. You can also pursue doctoral studies in materials science, manufacturing engineering or optimisation. With your developed skills, you will be able to optimise engineering components in terms of performance, environmental impact and cost.

 

You will also be eligible to apply for the PhD programme at JTH, as well as many other PhD programmes worldwide.

NB Preliminary list of courses.

 

Year 1

Materials and Manufacturing Technology, 7.5 credits

Chemical Thermodynamics, 7.5 credits

Polymer and Composite Technology, 7.5 credits

Numerical Analysis, 7.5 credits

Surface Technology, 7.5 credits

Continuum Mechanics, 7.5 credits

Microstructural Engineering, 7.5 credits

 

Conditionally elective courses

Students who haven’t studied multivariable calculus is forced to choose Multivariable calculus.

Multivariable Calculus, 7.5 credits
Integrated Product Realization 7.5 credits

 

Year 2

Component Realization track

Applications of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer, 7.5 credits

FEA and Optimization Driven Design, 7.5 credits

Manufacturing Process Simulations, 7.5 credits

 

Elective courses within the track Component Realization

Integrated Product and Production Development, 7.5 credits

Advanced CAD, 7.5 credits

Industrial Placement Course, 7.5 credits

 

Foundry Technology track (online)

Component Casting, 6 credits

Solidification Processing, 3 credits

Liquid Metal Processing – Ferrous Alloys, 3 credits

Analysis of Casting Defects, 3 credits

Liquid Metal Processing – Aluminium Alloys, 3 credits

Environmental Impact Assessment of Castings, 3 credits

Modelling and Simulation of Casting, 6 credits

Moulding Materials in Foundry Technology, 3 credits

 

Common course for both tracks

Final Project Work in Product Development, 30 credits

Many courses contain real industrial cases from companies in collaboration with the department of materials and manufacturing. An optional course, industrial placement course, contains 4 weeks of practical work in industry, where the part of practical work of the course also could be managed during the summer.

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