Master in Production Engineering And Automation Master

At Jönköping University, applications for the Aug 2027 intake close on May 2, 2027, and tuition costs 170,000 SEK per year.

This programme is built on deep, practical collaboration with industrial partners, offering students the unique opportunity to conduct master's thesis projects and research directly alongside global manufacturing leaders. By bridging the gap between traditional production engineering and the latest advancements in Industry 4.0, the curriculum empowers students to lead the shift toward intelligent, resilient, and sustainable factory ecosystems.

Integrated Industrial Transformation

Modern manufacturing demands engineers who can do more than just manage lines; it requires professionals who can architect digital and physical systems simultaneously. Students engage in a curriculum that balances core production development with cutting-edge tools, including:

• Advanced robotics and industrial automation integration.
• Data-driven decision-making via AI and machine learning.
• Circular economy principles for sustainable manufacturing.
• Industrial cybersecurity to protect connected production environments.

Whether optimizing existing processes or designing the smart factories of the future, graduates emerge with a holistic perspective on the product realization process, from initial design to final ramp-up and lifecycle management.