HTL1 Lastenstrasse
technical secondary school in Carinthia, Austria
HTL 1 Lastenstrasse is a technical secondary school located in Carinthia, Austria. Established in 1861, the school focuses on mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and mechatronics. The school additionally emphasises environmental technology including e-mobility and green energy. HTL 1 Lastenstrasse consists of 34 workshops and laboratories, including its own forge and foundry. In 2019, HTL 1 Lastenstrasse commenced a partnership with the HTBLA Pitzelstätten that offered to students an "agricultural engineering and environmental technology" emphasis.
Departments
After finishing eight or nine years of school, students can pursue further education at the HTL 1 Lastenstrasse. They can attend the day school, which is divided into a four-year technical college and a five-year program that provides an intensified, practically oriented, technical education. Renewable and green energy are two main aspects integrated in all departments. While the technical college ends with a certificate, students of the higher department additionally write a diploma thesis and complete their secondary education with a school-leaving examination.
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The mechanical engineering education at the HTL 1 Lastenstrasse subsumes three main areas:
General mechanical engineering: power engineering, environmental technology, extraction technology, and automatisation and manufacturing technology
Automotive engineering: functioning of engines, state-of-the-art propulsion technology
Construction management: design and production of various components of engines and vehicles
Department of Mechatronics
The education at the Department of Mechatronics is divided into three main areas Automation – Robotics, Green Innovation - MINT and Automation – Industry 4.0.
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