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The Engineering Materials specialisation is about how materials are structured and what properties they possess. Profound knowledge in this area helps engineers design products with better performance and utilise materials more efficiently.

Demands for greater sustainability often intersect with the opportunities that digitalisation brings, creating a complex reality for manufacturing. This multifunctional specialisation teaches you how to address such issues.

This specialisation is grounded in tradition as well as innovation. Traditional approaches to design and product development are combined with new modelling and computational methods for digitalised and automated solutions.

Mechatronics is one of the fastest-growing technology fields today, and central to modern product development. This specialisation provides tools to understand, analyse, and create products where mechanics, electronics, and software interact.

Applied Mechanics is about the interaction between forces and motion for fluids and solid bodies. You learn to mathematically describe a physical process and use the model in conjunction with numerical tools to simulate and analyse various phenomena.

This is part of a research project in which LiU students get to collaborate with the Swedish furniture giant. The students document possibility of repairing, replacing and reusing.