Mechatronics and robotics

60711000 — Mechatronics and Robotics

The Mechatronics and Robotics bachelor's degree combines mechanical engineering, electronics, electrical engineering, automation, programming, and information technologies within an integrated engineering field. The program provides students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the design, development, programming, control, diagnostics, testing, operation, and maintenance of modern mechatronic devices, automated systems, industrial robots, and intelligent technologies.

During their studies, students learn subjects related to mechanics and machine components, electronics, electric drives, automatic control systems, microprocessors, robotics, sensors, programming, computer modeling, and digital technologies. Graduates can pursue careers in manufacturing, agriculture, energy, transportation, and service industries, contributing to the development and operation of automated and robotic systems. The program is designed to prepare engineers capable of applying modern technologies to solve practical industrial and engineering problems.