List of the 8 BUT

• BUT Chemistry
• BUT in Civil Engineering and Sustainable Construction (GCCD)
• BUT : Electrical Engineering and Industrial IT (GEII)
• BUT : Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (GMP)
• BUT : Applied Physics (MP)
• BUT in Energy Transition and Energy Efficiency (MT2E)
• BUT : Multimedia and Internet professions (MMI)
• BUT : Networks and Telecommunications (RT)

Enhanced strengths:

• a university-level and technology-focused education led by experienced interdisciplinary faculty teams,
• workplace placements (periods spent in a company as part of an internship or a work-study program).

New opportunities for:

The students:

• earn a bachelor's degree at the national and international levels,
• benefit from a competency-based teaching approach and a learning pace better suited to the diversity of the students enrolled,
• participate in an international exchange program,
• have access to pathways throughout the program,
• gradually develop the Professional and Personal Development Plan (PPP),
• strengthen ties with the local community,
• have broader opportunities for further education and career advancement.

Employers:

• offer a broader and more flexible range of work-study programs (with three possible contract lengths),
• help develop training standards,
• produce graduates who are more self-reliant and better equipped to adapt throughout their professional careers,
• acquire broader skills that are better suited to the jobs of today and tomorrow.

Universities:

• strengthen the technological and career-oriented aspects of the university's programs,
• improve bachelor's degree completion rates,
• improve employment prospects (in the short and medium term),
• position itself relative to competing bachelor’s degree programs,
• provide pathways to employment,
• promote lifelong learning.