Mechatronics is simply the application of the latest techniques in precision Mechanical Engineering, Controls Theory, Computer Science, and Electronics to the design process to create more functional adaptable and intelligent products. Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary, system-oriented discipline.

Mechatronics refers to a flexible, multi-technological approach in the integration of Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronics, Electrodynamics, Information Sciences, Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Quality Assurance.

In the coming decades, the development of intelligent products with improved flexibility, performance,
reliability and durability will be crucial for the economic vitality of world economies.

Why Study Mechatronics Engineering at Swiss German University ?

Students taking Mechatronics Engineering at SGU will clearly gain competitive advantages:

1. An application-oriented programs enabling students to develop a solid foundation in Mechatronics  Engineering.
2. English as the medium of instruction.
3. Small classes and groups (approximately 24 students per class).
4. State-of-the-art Mechatronics-Laboratory (Electrical/Electronic-Labs, Pneumatic/Hydraulic-Labs, Automation-Lab).
5. Modern Campus with Wireless Internet (WiFi).
6. An internationally recognized double degree for qualified students.
7. A SIEMENS - Basic Mechanical and Electrical Training Certificate for qualified students.

Excellent Employment Prospects

Companies are rushing to develop intelligent products. With improved flexibility, performance, reliability and durability, such products will be crucial for the vitality of world economies. Mechatronics graduates will be able to offer these skills, and they will be in great demand.

Common career paths for our students include:

• Industry: Machinery, Chemical Industry, Metallurgy, Light Industry, Food Industry, Pulp & Paper Industry, Electronics & Apparatus Industry.
• Transport: Air Transport, Railway, Tramway, Marine, Automation.     
• Power Plants: Thermal, Water, Nuclear, Wind, Power Plants.

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