Education – Solid Mechanics
The education at Solid Mechanics involves undergraduate, graduated and postgraduate courses as well as master's theses.
The main goal is to give the students a clear and in-depth understanding of solid mechanics by using the models and patterns from mechanics and physics, the language of mathematics and numerical methods and letting problem-solving and design be the goal.
The various courses are offered to students from all engineering programs at LTH. The courses deal with topics such as: solid mechanics, engineering mechanics, finite element method, mechanics of materials, biomechanics and fracture mechanics.
An important part of the education is the master's thesis, which normally is conducted during the last semester. The work done in the framework of a master's thesis is often performed in cooperation with industry, but can also be an important part of ongoing research projects.
Courses
The links below will open the respective course syllabi on Course website LTH or LTH's website for third cycle courses.
The links below will open the respective course page in Canvas or course syllabi on Course website LTH.
The links below will open the respective course page in Canvas or course syllabi on Course website LTH.
- Computational Inelasticity (FHLN05)
- Project in Solid Mechanics (FHLN35)
- Modern Experimental Mechanics (FHLN10)
- Finite Element Method for Non-linear Systems (FHLN20)
- Structural Optimisation (FHLN01)
- Machine Learning in Computational Mechanics (FHLN40)
- Degree Project in Solid Mechanics for Engineers (FHLM01)
Information for course participants
Students who are registered for courses can find more information about these in Canvas.
Contact
Susanne Heyden
Director of Studies
susanne [dot] heyden [at] construction [dot] lth [dot] se (susanne[dot]heyden[at]construction[dot]lth[dot]se)
+46 46 222 73 74