About Faculty
since 1953
The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is the oldest faculty of Lublin University of Technology. Its origins trace back to the founding of the Evening School of Engineering in 1953, initially comprised of one faculty: Mechanical Engineering. The early years of the Faculty’s activity were marked by harsh conditions; it lacked its own premises, laboratory facilities and research base.
Our role in the technological and industrial development of Poland is invaluable. We are convinced that educating highly qualified engineers forms the foundation of the country’s future growth and success. Looking back at our 70-year history, we can proudly say that our Faculty has played an important role in the development of the Polish economy.
History
We believe that the heritage entrusted to us — a source of pride for generations of engineers — will continue to inspire future development. Our values, such as resilience, responsibility and engineering ambition, remain an important part of the Faculty’s identity.
The Faculty contributes to the development of modern industry through research excellence, innovation and education of engineers prepared to solve real technological challenges.
Engineers from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering introduce new technologies and solutions across various branches of industry, which has a positive impact on the national economy.
The Faculty’s primary scientific discipline is Mechanical Engineering, which was awarded the A+ category in the 2022 scientific evaluation, confirming the very high quality of its research and scientific publications.
Numerous research projects are carried out at the Faculty, including projects funded by the European Union, enabling the development of new technologies and innovative solutions in the field of mechanical engineering.
As part of these projects, students have the opportunity to gain experience by working on real-world engineering problems.
The A+ scientific category confirms the high quality of research and the competence of the academic staff — recognized by students and employers.
Education
The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering educates specialists in the fields of mechanics, automation, mechatronics, as well as other areas related to manufacturing and materials processing.
Such engineers are needed in many branches of industry, including the defence, energy, automotive, aviation and space sectors.
The Faculty is equipped with modern laboratories featuring high-quality equipment, enabling advanced scientific research. Cooperation with industrial companies supports the practical application of research results.
Message
prof. dr hab. Hubert Dębski — Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
The heritage of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is not only a source of pride and inspiration for future generations of engineers, but also a foundation for the future.
The knowledge and experience gained over many years of the Faculty’s activity enable the development and implementation of new technologies and industrial solutions.
Responsibility for future generations and the implementation of modern technologies increase the competitiveness of Polish industry and benefit society as a whole.
The Council supports scientific development, evaluation processes and the academic strength of the Faculty in the discipline of Mechanical Engineering.
The results of successive evaluations of research activity indicate the high quality of research conducted at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
In 2013 and 2017, the ministry responsible for science carried out evaluation procedures, which resulted in the Faculty receiving category A and later category A+. This confirms that the scientific research conducted at the Faculty is of a very high standard.
People
The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Lublin University of Technology is made up of people open to cooperation and innovative solutions, bringing together numerous specialists ready to collaborate with universities, institutions and companies from various industries.
Project co-financed by the European Union under the European Social Fund, Operational Programme Knowledge Education Development 2014–2020 "PL2022 – Integrated Development Programme of Lublin University of Technology" POWR.03.05.00-00-Z036/17