The IMEG Ph.D. covers a wide area of topics, related to Mechanical, Energy and Management Engineering, with particular reference to the fields of •Measurements;  •Mechanics of Machines;  •Machine Design;  •Engineering Methods and Tools;  •Metallurgy;  •Materials Science and Technology;  •Industrial Technical Physics;  •Nuclear Engineering;  •Technologies and Processing Systems; •Industrial Plants;  •Economy, Management & Financial Engineering.

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Interdisciplinary methodologies are also developed for the achievement of advanced and autonomous research skills, by means of methodological and specialized training on innovative scientific themes, characterizing the scientific/disciplinary sectors involved.

IMEG Ph.D. is divided into five curricula:

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1. EG: Economics and Management

2. FT: Technical Physics

3. MMM: Mechanics, Measurements, and Materials

4. RM: Robotics and Mechatronics (international curriculum)

5. TI: Technologies and Plants

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In addition to the scientific themes characteristic of each curriculum, some general training aspects will be developed in common with all curricula: •mathematics; •chemical physics; •IT studies; •research management and protection of intellectual property; •other transversal skills (e.g. ability to speak in public, also in English).

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