Mechatronic Engineering University of Tehran, Kish International Campus

Overview

Mechatronic systems engineers use precision mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering, as well as math and computer science, to design the enhanced products, systems, and manufacturing processes demanded by today's marketplace. Connecting the disciplines of mechanics, electronics, computer science and control engineering is the core competence of modern engineering. 

What you'll study

Thus the Mechatronic Engineering curriculum at University of Tehran, Kish International Campus provides a broad insight into state-of-the-art methods for this interdisciplinary combination reinforced by research projects carried out at the university or in industry. 

Using advanced scientific and engineering knowledge, mechatronic systems engineers combine mechanical, electric, and electronic subsystems to create single controllable systems. The automobile today contains over 100 computers – and is just one of the many modern machines, from clothes dryers and dishwashers to auto-focus cameras and ATMs, that relies on mechatronic systems.

Master Degree Curriculum in Mechatronic Engineering

The Master of Mechatronic Engineering requires completion of 32 credits, with 9 credits in the core courses, 9 credits in the specialty courses, 6 credits in the elective courses and 2 credits for the seminar. The program requires completion of a thesis of 6 credits. Admitted students with a different undergraduate degree are also required to complete a few credits of leveling courses which prepare such students for success in the Master of Mechatronic Engineering, these courses do not count toward the degree.