Faculty of Manufacturing Technologies
Technical University of Košice
with a seat in Prešov
Bayerova 1
080 01 Prešov
Slovak Republic
Accredited Study Programmes for Academic Year 2024/2025 For more information on study programmes, please refer to the list of study programmes and the MAIS Academic Information System (information on recommended curricula, courses, etc.).
| Bachelor Study | Form of Study | Length of Study | Language of Study |
| Renewable Energy Sources | FT | 3 | SK |
| Computer Aided Manufacturing Technologies | FT | 3 | SK |
| Industrial Management | FT | 3 | SK |
| Smart Technology in Industry | FT | 3 | SK |
| Automotive Production Technologies | FT | 3 | SK, EN |
| Master Study | Form of Study | Length of Study | Language of Study |
| Intelligent Technologies in Industry | FT | 2 | SK |
| Renewable Energy Sources | FT | 2 | SK |
| Computer Aided Manufacturing Technologies | FT | 2 | SK |
| Industrial Management | FT | 2 | SK |
| Automotive Production Technologies | FT | 2 | SK, EN |
| Doctoral Study | Form of Study | Length of Study | Language of Study |
| Manufacturing Technologies | FT/PT | 3/4 | SK, EN |
| Computer Aided Manufacturing Technologies | FT/PT | 3/4 | SK |
| Industrial Manufacturing Management | FT/PT | 3/4 | SK, EN |
| Process Engineering | FT/PT | 3/4 | SK, EN |
| Designing technical systems | FT/PT | 3/4 | SK, EN |
FT – Full-time study
PT – Part-time study
SK – A study programme taught in Slovak
EN – A study programme taught in English
SK, EN – A study programme taught in Slovak or English (a study programme is taught either in Slovak or in English – in two study programmes)
Faculty of Manufacturing Technologies of Technical University of Košice, based in Prešov, has been shaping future professionals for modern industry for more than 30 years. As the only technically oriented higher education institution in the Prešov Region, it offers a unique combination of quality, innovation, and practical experience. Study programmes are provided at all three degrees of university education and respond to current labour market needs. Teaching has moved from traditional classrooms to state‑of‑the‑art laboratories, where theory is transformed into real‑world experience. The attractiveness of study is further enhanced by lectures delivered by industry professionals, excursions to leading companies, and close cooperation with industrial partners. Students have the opportunity to obtain motivational scholarships awarded to high‑demand and high‑quality study programmes.
A strong pillar of the faculty is internationalisation and cooperation with foreign partners. Thanks to programmes such as ERASMUS+, the National Scholarship Programme of the Slovak Republic, and Ulysseus, students can complete part of their studies abroad. Teaching is also closely linked with practice through the SPICE project, which enables students to verify their knowledge directly in companies. As a result, graduates gain not only a diploma but also valuable practical experience and an excellent start to their professional careers.