Civil and Industrial Plants
Would you like to work closely with different types of installations?
The ITS course in Civil and Industrial Plants allows you to delve into the world of plant engineering. Among the skills that intersect during the two years of study are construction, mechanics, electronics and IT.
At the end of the course you will become a specialised technician in civil and industrial plants.
How is the course in Civil and Industrial Plants structured?
The two-year Civil and Industrial Plants course consists of 2,000 hours in which solid theoretical and experimental training, and practical application through a traineeship is provided. Every course provides adequate knowledge of instruments and in-depth mastery of experimental methods.
The courses allow a maximum of 25 students and require in-person attendance for 80% of the scheduled number of hours.
What are the requirements to access the Civil and Industrial Plants course?
To be eligible to take part in an ITS pathway, one must:
- Hold a secondary education diploma or vocational diploma supplemented with one year of IFTS pathways, or other qualification obtained abroad and recognized as suitable.
What professions can be practiced with a degree in Civil and Industrial Plants?
At the end of this two-year ITS pathway in Civil and Industrial Plants the possible professions are:
- Plant Designer
- Plant Maintainer
- Technical Support
- Process Optimization
What is issued at the end of the pathway?
Those who pass the final exam at the end of the second year will be awarded the Higher Technical Diploma, corresponding to the V level of the European Qualifications Framework (EQF).
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