Mechatronics AKAD University of Applied Sciences in Stuttgart - state accredited

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Basic knowledge in Physics for engineers, Fundamentals of Statics and Strengths, Programming in C/C++, Metrology, Machine Elements Basics, Physics for Engineers, Computer-Aided Construction, Specialisations (e.g. Flexible Manufacturing Systems and Robotics, Mechatronic Systems, etc.)

Annotation

We see innovations from the combination of mechanics, electrics and electronics everywhere - be it in the automotive industry, office and medical technology or robotics. They make our personal and professional lives safer and easier. The Bachelor's degree course in Mechatronics combines electrical and information technology, mechanical engineering and computer science and prepares you for technically optimising existing mechatronic systems. Your task area additionally includes the development of new intelligent applications. The skills gained will enable you to become creative as a technical all-round talent and improve your career prospects in industries such as the automotive industry, research or consumer electronics. Take the opportunity to make your everyday life safer and easier by measuring, controlling, regulating and developing the mechatronic systems of the future!

By the way: as a student of this distance learning course, you will be able to participate in a three-week study session in Sacramento.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

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Admission requirements

School-leaving certificate giving right of entry to higher education or entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences. If you do not have a school leaving certificate giving right of entry to higher education or an entrance qualification for studies at universities of applied sciences, you can still study under certain conditions.

Tuition fees

319.00 EUR / Month

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Main language

German