Mechatronics

Mechatronic Engineering with English as instruction language: Mechatronic Design

Education at Mechatronic Design speciality is oriented on solving problems of various scope and complexity level, individually or in teams in the course of project or lab classes with the use of knowledge based methods.
The students are taught with the aim of gaining: knowledge concerning design of integrated systems composed of cooperating mechanical, electronic, control and software components, skill of application of computer aided engineering tools to design and testing of mechatronic systems with the use of virtual and rapid prototyping techniques, ability of working in multidisciplinary teams as well as awareness of need for continuous perfecting of professional qualifications.
The speciality’s graduates are being employed as designers and integrators of mechatronic systems, maintenance engineers or they become individual entrepreneurs.
Typical employers of the graduates are companies offering engineering services, design units, factories as well as research and development institutions.
The graduates may continue education at the Mechanical Engineering based 3rd cycle or postgraduate study in Poland or abroad.

-Documents

https://www.international.agh.edu.pl/en/studies/recruitment

-Procedure

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-Apply

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For more information please contact:

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics
Professor Wojciech Lisowski

-Documents

https://www.international.agh.edu.pl/en/studies/recruitment

-Procedure

https://www.international.agh.edu.pl/en/studies/recruitment

-Apply

https://rekrutacja.cr.agh.edu.pl/?pg=start

Additional requirements for the field of study Mechatronic Engineering

18 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) of Mathematics and
12 ECTS of Physics and
30 ECTS of other basic science courses and
25 ECTS of courses devoted to the development of design skills, including capstone design courses and
2 ECTS of non-technical subjects (humanities, economic and social courses).