Industrial Maintenance (bachelor's degree)

Industrial maintenance students follow a diverse curriculum that combines scientific fundamentals with practical applications to provide a deep understanding of the maintenance and operation of industrial systems. The subjects taught include:

🔹 Mathematics and Applied Physics: To provide the theoretical foundation necessary for understanding physical phenomena affecting equipment.

🔹 General and Applied Mechanics: Study of machine behavior, wear and lubrication, and motion transmission.

🔹 Industrial Electricity and Electronics: Understanding control systems, electric motors, and sensors.

🔹 Failure Analysis and Preventive Maintenance: Techniques for fault detection and periodic maintenance planning.

🔹 Industrial Control and Automation: Study of programmable logic controllers (PLC), sensors, and modern control technologies.

🔹 Diagnostic Techniques: Vibration analysis, thermography, and non-destructive testing (NDT).

🔹 Maintenance Management: Planning, resource management, and cost-benefit analysis of maintenance operations.

🔹 Reliability and Risk Analysis: Study of methods for improving equipment reliability and reducing failures.

🔹 Operations and Industrial Safety: Understanding safety standards and protective measures for equipment and personnel against industrial risks.