Why Opt for the Faculty of Metallurgy and Technology?

The Faculty of Metallurgy and Technology was founded in 1973 with the mission to educate young and quality professionals by applying modern methods of education related to the scientific research process, who will be able to use their knowledge and work to encourage further development in the fields of technological engineering, materials engineering and animal protection. Knowledge and skills that students acquire at the MTF will certainly enable them to compete in the market, as well as the basis for further professional and scientific training. By choosing and studying certain narrower areas (modules) at the Faculty, it will enable them to:

• successful work in the areas of design, management, control and improvement of the technological process of production of various organic and inorganic products;
• design of metal, ceramic, polymer and composite materials;
• development of energy storage materials;
• testing and improving the composition, structure, properties of materials and their application;
• planning, selection and application of certain environmental technologies.

There is a very wide range of current topics that future students have the opportunity to study at this Faculty, which with its decades-long work has developed into a scientific and educational institution of enviable reputation not only in the country but also beyond. The fact that in recent years professors and associates of the Faculty have more than 200 scientific and research papers in indexed publications speaks in favor of the above, and that in national projects, in which the Faculty is involved, almost all are engaged as researchers. MTF is the holder of several bilateral cooperation projects and research projects funded by the MPNKS of Montenegro. The teaching staff of the Faculty is also involved in the implementation of international projects EUREKA, NATO SPS, Horizon 2020, COST, as well as projects from INVO HERIC funds.

The faculty has scientific and professional cooperation with several faculties in the region, as well as with faculties in Austria, Italy and Germany.