Faculties

Faculties

Faculty of Operation and Economics of Transport and Communications

The Faculty works intensively in engineering, technology, business and trade. Reflecting its top interests, the Faculty focuses on preparing future generations of specialists in accredited three-level study programmes for all branches of transport and communications, i. e. for road, urban, railway, air and water transport systems, postal services and telecommunications.

The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering maintains a long tradition of research and pedagogy within the sphere of mechanical engineering, especially in research concerning parameters of structures and machines, of their operation and maintenance, new technologies and materials.

Faculty of Electrical Engineering

The traditional educational activities are completed by new branches, which are typical of research and technological development. These are information technologies, power electronic systems and modern methods for control of electrical networks. The Faculty also includes study of interdisciplinary branches such as mechatronics and biomedicine.

The faculty of civil engineering

The Faculty of Civil Engineering is accredited in the education of transport structures for construction design, reconstruction and maintenance of railway tracks, roads, highways, urban roads, bridges and tunnels.

Faculty of management science and informatics

The Faculty primarily specializes in management of extensive systems activities, which include issues of managing and optimising transfer of products, passengers and information. The departments of the Faculty specialize in the design of integrated interactive information systems for decision-making support including economic connections and technical background.

Faculty of Security Engineering

The Faculty of Security Engineering is oriented towards the managerial and technological studies. The Faculty develops scientific and research activities in those fields. University education and scientific and technical research activities contribute considerably to the economic and social development of the Slovak Republic and the Žilina region.

Faculty of Humanities

The profile of the Faculty has been gradually transformed, departments of social sciences and humanities were established and the spectrum of offered study programmes enabling students to find jobs in the European labour market extended.

Zodpovedná osoba za obsah aktuálnej podstránky: Ing. Katarína Taranová / tel.: +421 41 513 5134 / e-mail: katarina.taranova@uniza.sk