The educational program is designed to train professionals at the first (bachelor’s) level of higher education in the specialty 131 “Applied Mechanics” in the field of knowledge 13 “Mechanical Engineering,” who possess a level of theoretical and practical training sufficient to solve complex tasks and problems in welding and related processes and technologies and to engage in innovative professional activities.

The program is designed to develop general and professional competencies that enable students to identify, formulate, and solve specific problems using the tools of applied mechanics and related disciplines; to seek optimal solutions under conditions of incomplete information and conflicting requirements; to generate new ideas; and to develop the ability to justify new innovative projects and promote them in the job market.