Mechatronics
Build a career in manufacturing with a mechatronics degree! Mechatronics integrates mechanical, electronics, fluid power, and computer control systems to create automated manufacturing production systems. Our program teaches a variety of expertise in mechanical, electrical, and automated systems. This growing industry leads to high-paying job opportunities with endless career possibilities.
1 and 2-year program options
Diverse career opportunities
Skills for the job: Engineering, Computer Controls, Fluid Power, Mechanics, Robotics, Technology
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Mechatronics, A.A.S.
The mechatronics A.A.S. degree integrates mechanical, electronics, fluid power, and computer control systems to create automated manufacturing production systems. Find employment in robotics, industrial manufacturing and maintenance, fluid power, instrumentation, electronics, and process control automation.
Length
- 2 Years for Full-Time Students
- 60 Credits
Course List
Mechatronics, Diploma
The Mechatronics diploma combines mechanical, electronics, fluid power, and computer control systems to build automated manufacturing production systems. Prepare for entry-level technician roles in robotics, industrial manufacturing, and maintenance. You can also use your credits towards earning a Mechatronics AAS degree to broaden your career opportunities.
Length
- 3 Semesters for Full-Time Students
- 44 Credits
Course List
Mechatronics, Certificate
The Mechatronics Certificate will introduce you to industrial technology. This field trains technical professionals to ensure smooth operations in industrial settings. Learn to utilize cutting-edge equipment and manufacturing methods. Open the door to a diverse career path. Find employment in mechanical, electrical, and automated systems.
Length
- 1 Year for Full-Time Students
- 24 Credits
Course List
Mechatronics Fluid Power Specialist, Certificate
The Mechatronics Fluid Power Specialist Certificate is a specialized area of study for national certification as a Fluid Power Specialist. The certificate prepares you for the International Fluid Power Society hydraulic and pneumatic specialist exams. Passing both exams will certify you as a Fluid Power Specialist.
Length
- 1 Year for Full-Time Students
- 17 Credits
Career Opportunities
An Automation Engineer designs and maintains automated systems, operating in diverse sectors like food processing, pharmaceuticals, information technology, and manufacturing. Their role aids organizations in cutting costs and enhancing productivity by refining processes and enhancing product quality.
Mechatronics technologists install, maintain, and repair automated machinery and computer-controlled mechanical systems within industrial environments. They conduct testing, operation, and maintenance of robotic equipment at various worksites.
A Control Systems Engineer designs, develops, and implements solutions to regulate dynamic systems. Their goal is to stabilize these systems to achieve the desired outcomes.
System Development Engineers develop, construct, deploy, operate, and maintain services within production settings. They contribute to the development and enhancement of procedures utilized by their team.
