Academic Programs · Faculty of Engineering
Integrated mechanical, electronic and software systems: automation, robotics and smart machines.
Integrated mechanical, electronic and software systems: automation, robotics and smart machines.
To become a leading program that produces innovative, entrepreneurial, and globally competitive mechatronics and robotics engineers, driving technological advancement and sustainable development for society and industry. It seeks to provide world-class education, applied research, and community service in areas such as robotics, AI, automation, smart manufacturing, and embedded systems.
The mission of the Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering program is to educate and inspire engineers capable of designing, analyzing, and applying advanced mechatronic and robotic systems. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary knowledge, innovation, professional ethics, and sustainability, while preparing graduates for impactful careers in industry, research, and entrepreneurship.
To provide students with a powerful sense of professionalism, ethical responsibility, and commitment to active participation in the engineering profession.
To apply knowledge of mathematics, physics, mechanical systems, electronics, and control engineering to solve problems in mechatronic and robotic systems.
To design, simulate, and conduct experiments related to sensors, actuators, embedded systems, and control algorithms, and analyze and interpret the resulting data.
To design and develop components, devices, and integrated systems to meet specific needs in robotics, automation, intelligent machines, and cyber-physical systems.
To function effectively in multidisciplinary teams involving mechanical, electrical, electronic, and software engineering backgrounds.
To identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems related to mechatronic and robotic systems and evaluate alternative solutions.
To understand the professional, ethical, safety, and societal responsibilities of mechatronics and robotics engineers.
To communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, in the field of mechatronics and robotics engineering.
To understand the role and impact of robotics, automation, and intelligent systems in industry, society, and global technological development.
The program bylaw contains the study plan, course list and course descriptions.
Courses and study plan
The full list of courses by level and semester, prerequisites and course descriptions are in the program bylaw.
Process control and robotics laboratories for automation and smart machines.
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