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The beginnings of higher education in the field of technical sciences in Eastern Croatia date back to 1962, when the Technical College in Zagreb established the Centre for Part-time Study in Engineering in Slavonski Brod, in a city with well-known factory Đuro Đaković, established in 1921. The Centre for Part-time Study in Engineering was active for 17 years, being supported by today's Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture of the University of Zagreb. Preconditions for establishment of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty in Slavonski Brod were fulfilled in 1979, when it became an independent entity within Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek. This year the Mechanical Engineering Faculty in Slavonski Brod celebrates the 33rd anniversary of its establishment as a University constituent unit, and the 50th anniversary of higher education in the field of mechanical engineering in Slavonski Brod. The chronological overview of events important in the Faculty development is presented below: 1962 the Centre for Part-time Study in Engineering in Slavonski Brod was established with support of former Technical College in Zagreb. 1967 the Centre continued its activities within the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture in Zagreb. 1975 the University of Osijek was established; the Centre for Engineering Study in Slavonski Brod was one of the University founders. 1979 as a result of a referendum, the Organisational unit Research and Development – Mechanical Engineering Faculty, which operated under the Đuro Đaković Institute of Mechanical Engineering, joined the University of Osijek. 1981 the first agreement on cooperation was signed between the University of Osijek and Hochschule Bremen upon the initiative of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty. 1983 upon reorganisation of the Đuro Đaković Institute of Mechanical Engineering, there was the Institute of Mechanical Engineering – Mechanical Engineering Faculty established, within which the Faculty started its scientific research activities and teaching at the former VI/1 level (professional studies). 1985 the Institute of Mechanical Engineering – Mechanical Engineering Faculty fulfilled criteria for registration as a higher education institution in the field of Technical Sciences – Mechanical Engineering. 1986 the Faculty became eligible to carry out university study for the degree of graduated engineer in the field of Mechanical Engineering (within former system of higher education). 1991 the Mechanical Engineering Faculty in Slavonski Brod acted as an independent institution within Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek. 1992 the Faculty operated in difficult war circumstances, due to war attacks on the city of Slavonski Brod, the Faculty was carrying out study programmes in Pleternica and Požega. 1994 in cooperation with the Faculty of Civil Engineering and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, the Faculty started with publication of the journal Technical Gazette, which is nowadays indexed in the SCI Expanded Database. 1995 teaching programme is organised for employees of the Croatian Ministry of Defence (total of 8 generations enrolled). 1998 the Faculty obtained a license to carry out university postgraduate study programme within Technical Sciences-Mechanical Engineering, with orientations in Production Systems and Production Technologies. 2000 the first Master of Technical Sciences was promoted. 2002 the first four doctoral dissertations were defended, the mentors of which were professors of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty in Slavonski Brod. 2005 reform of study programmes according to Bologna principles, university undergraduate and graduate studies organised in cycles of 3,5+1,5, with four orientation programmes. 2006 obtained licence from the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports to carry out Postgraduate doctoral study with three orientation modules. 2007 obtained licence from the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports to carry out Postgraduate professional study with four orientation modules. 2007 obtained funds from the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports for 2 scientific research programmes and 11 projects. 2007 the event the Mechanical Challenge was organised for the first time, to be held annually and to become traditional. 2009 the Faculty Annual Report was published in English language. 2009 the Faculty became involved as a partner in three CEEPUS programs, international cooperation has been intensified. 2009 the first ERASMUS mobility at the University level was realised by the Faculty member. 2010 obtained licence from the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports to carry out university undergraduate and graduate study in Mechanical Engineering according to 3+2 cycles (earlier 3,5+1,5), with four orientation programmes. 2011 the Faculty Alumni Club has been established. 2011 preparation of a project for the new Centre for Knowledge and Technology Transfer. 2012 licence to carry out new university graduate study in Power Engineering has been achieved. Today the Faculty has been acting as a constituent unit of the University of Osijek, with clear mission and development vision given in the Faculty Strategy. The Faculty is carrying out its main tasks highly professionally; it educates students, develops scientific and research work, international cooperation, cooperation with economy, and fulfils its role in social community.
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U ovom sažetom prikazu valja istaknuti još nekoliko značajnih godina u povijesti Sveučilišta: 1975. godine osnovan je Pravni fakultet u Osijeku; 1976. godine Prehrambeno-tehnološki fakultet, a 1977. Pedagoški fakultet; 1979. godine i osnovan je Strojarski fakultet u Slavonskom Brodu kao i Studij medicine u Osijeku, koji je 1998. prerastao u Medicinski fakultet u Osijeku. Godine 1982. osnovan je Fakultet građevinskih znanosti, 1990. Studij elektrotehnike prerastao je u Elektrotehnički fakultet, a iste 1990. godine Sveučilišna skupština donosi Odluku o unošenju imena Josipa Jurja Strossmayera u naziv Sveučilišta i tako najmlađe hrvatsko sveučilište nosi ime iznimno važne osobe za hrvatsku i europsku kulturu. Ratne godine Akademsku 1991./1992. godinu, Sveučilište je započelo u ratnim uvjetima.Također valja napomenuti da je Sveučilište u Osijeku jedino hrvatsko sveučilište koje je teško stradalo u Domovinskom ratu, te da su poginula 24 naša studenta i 5 sveučilišnih nastavnika. Uz velike materijalne štete koje su pretrpjeli naši fakulteti i ustanove, a koje su procijenjene na 30 milijuna DEM, treba posebno istaknuti da su Poljoprivredni i Prehrambeno-tehnološki fakultet ostali bez svojih fakultetskih zgrada na Tenjskoj cesti. Prehrambeno-tehnološki fakultet smješten je u Tvrđi na lokaciji Kuhačeva 18, a Poljoprivredni fakultet još uvijek nema svoje fakultetske zgrade i privremeno je smješten u Tvrđi u zgradi rektorata. U povijesnom prikazu Sveučilišta valja istaknuti da je 1995. godine osnovan Studentski centar u Slavonskom Brodu, a 1998. godine osnovana je, nakon 19 godina postojanja dislociranog Studija medicine u Osijeku, samostalna ustanova Medicinski fakultet u Osijeku. Uredbom Vlade Republike Hrvatske 1998. godine osnovana je Visoka učiteljska škola u Osijeku, a iste godine izdvojeni su stručni studiji iz fakulteta i ustrojeni su na Veleučilištu u Požegi. Godine 1999. osnovan je Odjel za matematiku kao podružnica Sveučilišta, a iste godine ustrojen je dislocirani Učiteljski studij u Slavonskom Brodu i otvoren Studentski dom u Slavonskom Brodu. Na temelju dopusnice Ministra znanosti i tehnologije u akademskoj 2001./2002. godini stručni studiji iz ekonomije, prava, elektrotehnike, građevinarstva, poljoprivrede i strojarstva izvode se na osječkim fakultetima, dislocirani stručni studij ekonomije izvodi se u Varaždinu, te dislocirani studij elektrotehnike u Požegi i dopunski dislocirani studij knjižničarstva u Zadru.