Overview

The Mechatronics Design programme at the University of British Columbia provides students with advanced technical training in the integration of mechanical and electrical engineering. This professional Master of Engineering degree focuses on the modelling, analysis, and manufacture of complex electromechanical systems. Students benefit from a curriculum designed to meet the evolving demands of modern industrial design and automated technologies.

Why Mechatronics Design at the University of British Columbia?

Studying at this institution places students within the prestigious Faculty of Applied Science and the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The programme is specifically tailored for those who wish to excel in the Vancouver campus's vibrant academic environment. It offers a streamlined, coursework-only route to graduation, with an impressive completion rate of over 90% and an average study duration of just over one year.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 26365 per year
• National fee: CAD 6838 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Mechatronic Systems Modeling and Integration
• Embedded Systems and Real-Time Control
• Control Systems and Robotics
• Sensors, Actuators, and Instrumentation
• Software Development for Mechatronic Applications
• Mechanical Design for Electromechanical Systems
• Digital Signal Processing and System Dynamics
• Automation, Manufacturing, and Industry Applications
• Systems Engineering and Interdisciplinary Design
• Applied Mechatronics Design Project

Careers with Mechatronics Design

Graduates are well-equipped to enter a diverse range of high-tech industries that rely on integrated system design. The skills acquired during the programme are highly applicable to the transportation, aviation, and aerospace sectors. Additionally, many alumni find successful career paths in manufacturing, production engineering, and the development of biomedical or healthcare technologies.