Mechatronics University of Applied Sciences Ravensburg-Weingarten

Overview

Study contents

This Mechatronics program strategy  from University of Applied Sciences Ravensburg-Weingarten is continued with the lecture Advanced Mathematics, which provides solid basics as well as important tools for the further course of studies.

The brains of many mechatronic systems are embedded systems, which are the main focus of the second semester. Accompanying this, relevant topics of electrical engineering, such as sensors and actuators, power electronics and electrical drives are covered. Due to their high relevance, further lectures are dedicated to the simulation and integration of mechatronic systems as well as their regulation and control.

Within the framework of the Scientific Project, students work on their own projects - independently and in international teams. In the third semester, the master thesis is completed, often in regional and national industrial companies.

Profession & Perspectives

• Graduates in mechatronics are in high demand in the professional world. The overarching knowledge that combines the classic individual disciplines of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and information technology is needed wherever complex technical systems have to be developed.
• Due to the breadth of this future-oriented education, there are excellent job market opportunities in a wide variety of industries, such as power engineering, electromobility, automation technology and robotics. Furthermore, the completed master's degree enables a career in research and science and entitles you to take up a doctorate.