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Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering

ABOUT THE

Program

The Universidad Industrial de Santander (UIS) offers its Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering under the research modality as a response to the needs of the region and the country in terms of postgraduate studies in this field of knowledge.

The purpose of the Master’s Degree is to train professionals with the necessary skills to design and implement research in the areas of energy, environment and sustainability, dynamic systems, multiphysics dynamics, micro and nanosystems, bioengineering, biomaterials, control, robotics, design and manufacturing processes.

The institution has modern technological and bibliographic resources, as well as a highly qualified teaching staff that support the formal educational research program.

Qualified registration: Resolución No. 5067 del 30 de marzo de 2023 del Ministerio de Educación Nacional (MEN), validity for 7 years.

  • SNIES 54956: In-person | Bucaramanga

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DEGREE:

Master in Mechanical Engineering

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DURATION:

4 semesters

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MODALITY:

In-person/In Spanish

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LOCATION:

Bucaramanga

APPLICANT

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The applicant for the Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering at the Universidad Industrial de Santander (UIS) has a university degree in Basic Sciences, Engineering or related to any of the program’s research areas.

GRADUATE

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The Master in Mechanical Engineering graduated from the Universidad Industrial de Santander (UIS) is a highly qualified professional to propose and develop research projects in a critical, innovative, ethical and social way. Likewise, the graduate of the program leads and contributes to the scientific and technological development of the country thanks to its comprehensive training, which is in line with the national and international reality.

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LEARNING

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Learning outcomes are explicit statements of what a student is expected to know, understand, and/or be able to demonstrate after completing a learning process. The Program for the formulation and classification of learning outcomes employs the well-known Bloom’s Taxonomy. This taxonomy proposes three different planes of learning: cognitive, affective, and psychomotor. The cognitive plane organizes and orders thinking skills and objectives; the affective plane focuses on the emotional aspect of learning, evidenced by attitudes, values, and ethics; and the psychomotor plane centers on physical skills and those related to coordination. Based on this conceptual framework, the Learning Outcomes of the Master’s program in Mechanical Engineering are established.

Upon completing the program, the Master’s graduate in Mechanical Engineering from the Universidad Industrial de Santander will be capable of:

  • Establishing ethical judgments based on standards and codes in their professional activities to perform with honesty and responsibility, seeking the benefit of society and the environment.

  • Proposing scientific and technological solutions, in the research areas of the Program, to regional, national, or international problems through the application of the scientific method and supported by mathematical methods and specialized software.

  • Proposing and executing scientific and technological development projects through research in the Program’s areas of interest, seeking social and economic growth in the regional, national, or international context.

  • Autonomously appropriating new knowledge to stay updated in the areas associated with their research line.

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ACADEMIC

Curriculum

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Code:  23848           Credits:    5  – Advanced Mathematics


Code:  00000           Credits:    5  – Elective  I


Code:  27784           Credits:    3  – Research Proposal I

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Code:  00000           Credits:    5  – Elective  II


Code:  00000           Credits:    5  – Elective III


Code:  27785           Credits:    4  – Research Proposal II

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Code:  27786           Credits:    3  – Research Seminar I


Code:  25161           Credits:  10  – Research Work I

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Code:  27787           Credits:    3  – Research Seminar II


Code:  25163           Credits:  10  – Research Work II

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Elective subjects

Code:  23848           Credits:    5  – Advanced Mathematics


Code:  25164           Credits:    5  – Design of Experiments


Code:  25166           Credits:    5  – Numerical Methods


Code:  25171           Credits:    5  – Artificial Intelligence Applied to Science and Engineering


Code:  25168           Credits:    5  – Mechanics of the Continuous Environment


Code:  27788           Credits:    5  – Engineering Modeling and Simulation


 

Research Area: Thermal and Fluid Systems

Code:  25169           Credits:    5  – Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)


Code:  25170           Credits:    5  – Thermoeconomics


Code:  25172           Credits:    5  – Advanced Refrigeration and Air Conditioning


Code:  25167           Credits:    5  – Thermal Systems Modeling and Optimization Analysis


Code:  27789           Credits:    5  – Turbulence Modeling


Code:  27790           Credits:    5  – Fundamentals of Combustion


Code:  27791           Credits:    5  – Renewable Energy


 

Research Area: Multiphysical Dynamics, Control and Robotics

Code:  25173           Credits:    5  – Analysis and Control of Nonlinear Systems


Code:  25165           Credits:    5  – Dynamic Systems and Advanced Control


Code:  27792           Credits:    5  – Rotodynamics


Code:  27793           Credits:    5  – Mechanical Vibrations


Code:  27794           Credits:    5  – Pattern Recognition Applied to Engineering


 

Research Area: Design and Manufacturing Processes

Code:  25180           Credits:    5  – Finite Elements in Engineering


Code:  27795           Credits:    5  – Biomechanics of Biological Systems


Code:  27796           Credits:    5  – Fatigue and Fault Tolerance


Code:  27797           Credits:    5  – Design and Selection of Materials

PROGRAM

Fees

Registration

0,5 SMMLV*

Tuition fee per semester

1 SMMLV*

Academic fee per semester

1 SMMLV*

* The SMMLV for 2024 is $1,300,000 Colombian pesos.

The university has a mechanism through which a student’s financial obligations can be partially or totally covered by a company or entity that wishes to support the student.

Also, various forms of payment have been arranged so that students can combine the available forms of payment according to their particular conditions. On the page “Start the registration process”, you will find the available options.

Additionally, to facilitate access to postgraduate programs, the UIS has signed various agreements with entities specialized in educational credit. These agreements seek facilities and better credit conditions for UIS students.

Students with a voting certificate from Colombia’s last popular election process may request a 10% discount on tuition fees.

KEY

Dates

First
Semester

2024

Bucaramanga

Registration opening

Registration closing

Interview

Admission results

February 21, 2024
July 9, 2024
July 19, 2024
July 23, 2024

Enrollment payment

Enrollment

Classes start

July 25 to July 31, 2024
July 31 to August 2, 2024
August 12, 2024

REGISTRATION

Requirements

The documentation is received digitally by e-mail pgmanten@uis.edu.co in PDF format.

Note: By clicking on the “Registration” button you will find the forms to fill out the documentation requested below.

  1. UIS registration form duly completed and signed.

  2. Resume, in the UIS format established institutionally for this purpose, with the attachment of certificates and copies of documents that corroborate what is described in it.

  3. Copy of valid identity document valid in Colombia or valid passport for foreigners.

  4. Recent document type photo, preferably in digital format, white background 3×4.

  1. Copy of the diploma or copy of the undergraduate degree certificate required by the program, issued by an institution of higher education recognized in Colombia.

    Note 1: If the applicant has a degree from a foreign university, it must be duly apostilled and translated into Spanish if it is in a foreign language. The degrees must be validated by the Ministry of National Education of the Republic.

  2. Certificate of the grades obtained in the undergraduate program required by the program, including the weighted average.

    Note 2: In the case of UIS undergraduate graduates, it is not necessary to provide this document.

  3. Receipt of payment issued by the UIS treasury for the current value of the registration fee or receipt of consignment in the account authorized by the UIS.

OUR

Faculty

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Abel Antonio
PARADA CORRALES

Master in Engineering

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Alberto David
PERTUZ COMAS

Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering

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Carlos
BORRÁS PINILLA

Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering

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David Alfredo
FUENTES DÍAZ

Ph.D. in Energy Technology

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Diego Fernando
VILLEGAS BERMÚDEZ

Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering

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Héller Guillermo
SÁNCHEZ ACEVEDO

Ph.D. in Applied and Computational Mechanics

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Isnardo
GONZÁLEZ JAIMES

Specialist in Mechanical Engineering

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Jabid Eduardo
QUIROGA MÉNDEZ

Ph.D. in Civil Engineering

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Javier
RUGELES PÉREZ

Master in Computer Science

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Jorge Enrique
MENESES FLÓREZ

Master in Mechanical Engineering

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Jorge Luis
CHACÓN VELASCO

Ph.D. in Thermofluidodynamic Processes Applied to MCIA

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Julián Ernesto
JARAMILLO IBARRA

Ph.D. in Thermal Engineering

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Leonidas
VÁSQUEZ CHAPARRO

Master in Mechanical Engineering

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Manuel del Jesús
MARTÍNEZ

Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering

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Néstor Raúl
D'CROZ TORRES

Mechanical Engineer

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Octavio Andrés
GONZÁLEZ ESTRADA

Ph.D. in Mechanical and Materials Engineering

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Omar Armando
GÉLVEZ AROCHA

Master in Computer Science

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Pedro José
DÍAZ GUERRERO

Master in Numerical Methods Applied to Calculus

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Ricardo Alfonso
JAIMES ROLÓN

Master in Mechanical Engineering

William
PINTO HERNÁNDEZ

Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering

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Yesid Javier
RUEDA ORDÓÑEZ

Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering

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School of Mechanical Engineering

Telephone: +57 (607) 634 4000

Extension: 2866

Email: maestriamecanica@uis.edu.co

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Central Campus UIS

Bucaramanga, Santander

Carrera 27 calle 9 

Edificio Ingeniería Mecánica

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Office hours

Monday to Friday

7:00 a.m. to 12:00 m.

2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.