Kaunas University of Technology

Overview

The Measurement Engineering (PhD) program at Kaunas University of Technology delves into the realms of advanced metrology, measurement systems, and innovative testing methodologies. This doctoral course aims to enhance quality, safety, and efficiency across various sectors, including energy, transportation, manufacturing, and non-destructive testing. Students benefit from a strong research-oriented approach, with opportunities for international collaboration and exposure to cutting-edge developments in the field.

What you'll study

The program combines in-depth coursework with rigorous research, fostering the development of essential skills in measurement engineering and related methodologies.

Core courses

• Electrical Measurement Techniques of Non-Electrical Quantities
• Innovations and Global Knowledge Economy
• Metrology and Measurement Methodology
• Automation of Measurements and Measurement Systems
• Non-destructive Testing Techniques
• Numerical Methods in Engineering
• Digital Signal Processing Methods and Applications
• Mechatronics
• Neural Networks and Neurocomputing
• Ultrasonic Measurements
• Ultrasonic Technical and Medical Diagnostics

Research component

• Research proposal: Aligned with the candidate’s selected topic
• Supervision: Provided by experienced researchers in the relevant field
• Doctoral research: Culminating in a dissertation, with requirements outlined by KTU's doctoral regulations

Note: For detailed semester plans, dissertation formats, and assessment schedules, candidates should consult the program office.

Entry requirements

Applicants are expected to demonstrate strong foundational knowledge, particularly in mathematics, which may be assessed through an Online Mathematics Placement Test (OMPT). Candidates should verify specific score requirements and the number of attempts allowed with the university.

Career prospects