Mechatronics engineering

Mechatronics engineering is a multidisciplinary field of science that includes a combination of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and control engineering. Rather than embrace traditional divisions of engineering as distinct entities, this is a degree that embraces the interdisciplinary area of mechanical engineering, control engineering and software development, especially for controlling sophisticated smart machines. 

Mechatronics engineering program teaches students to design and build computer controls for mechanical systems and machines like hybrid vehicles and robots. Additionally, the bachelor's program combines advanced engineering studies with projects that provide real-world experience in a variety of technologies and fields. 

Students graduate with unique abilities in the full spectrum of smart machine design. Among the skills acquired is the development of autonomous systems such as self-operating robots, vehicles, as well as a thorough knowledge of industrial automation.  

The graduates are able to solve the mechanical and electrical system engineering problem and to communicate effectively with the industry peers and the social public communication, including designing documents and writing reports, giving presentations and responding to commands. Furthermore, the graduates will have a certain international vision and communication ability in a cross-cultural circumstances.