Metrology and Standardization

What is taught in this field

The Metrology and Standardization programme focuses on ensuring measurement accuracy, controlling the quality of products and services, and applying technical standards. Students study core subjects such as mathematics, physics, electrical engineering and informatics.

Key subjects include measurement theory, measuring instruments and devices, metrological support, fundamentals of standardization, certification and conformity assessment, and quality management. Students also learn about legal metrology and technical regulations.

During their studies, students learn to analyse measurement processes, work with modern measuring equipment, process data on computers and prepare technical documentation. Practical classes are held in laboratories.

Who will the graduate become

Graduates can work as metrologists, standardization specialists, quality control engineers or certification experts. Their main tasks include checking the accuracy of measuring instruments, monitoring product quality and ensuring that standard requirements are met.

Where you can work

Graduates can find jobs at industrial enterprises, in the energy, construction, food and textile sectors, at metrology and standardization agencies, in certification and testing laboratories, and in quality control departments. Specialists are also in demand in public services and organizations connected with foreign trade.

Who this field suits

This programme suits applicants who are interested in exact sciences, technology and measurement, and who are attentive, responsible and well-organized. It can be a good choice for young people who understand mathematics and physics well, enjoy conducting experiments and want to work precisely with documents.