(Hons) Mechatronics

Overview

Mechatronics at Lincoln aims to give students the chance to design or manage systems produced through a combination of skills from the fields of mechanical and electrical engineering. This flexibility helps to promote a large variety of possible applications, helping students to learn how to manage the demands of the continuous evolution of technology as well as the job market.

The first two years of study will lay the common foundations in areas including mathematics, computing systems, mechanical, and electrical engineering, as well as information and telecommunication in the industrial automation sector. During the second year, students undertake the group Innovation Project module, which provides their first insight into modern mechanical systems.

Students have the opportunity to consolidate their practical knowledge in the third year while undertaking an individual project on an aspect of mechatronics engineering.

Career Opportunities

This (Hons) Mechatronics course from the University of Lincoln aims to produce industry-ready graduates able to make an immediate impact in the workplace. Partnerships with global automation and robotics companies help us to ensure that the programme is informed by the very latest demands of the sector. Professional engineers have the chance to design and develop the systems of the future. Lincoln Engineering graduates have progressed into a variety of engineering careers around the world at companies including Siemens and Rolls-Royce.