Automotive mechatronics

High demand for Automotive Mechatronics bachelor’s graduates reflects the industry’s prospects, expansion and need for qualified specialists combining mechanics, electronics and programming. The programme offers broad knowledge in:

• modelling, control and diagnostics of mechatronic systems; information support for control systems;
• use of smart technologies and computational intelligence methods.

The programme also develops practical skills in designing control, information and communications systems.

• English language.
• Safety in Electrical Engineering.
• Mathematics.
• Physical Education.
• Introduction to engineering.
• Fundamentals of Computer Technology.
• Introduction to physics.
• History of technology.
• Environmental science.
• Algorithm Design and Programming.

Graduates have many career prospects in research, development, design and operation of mechatronic systems wherever a deep understanding of mechanics, electronics and programming integration is required: production, design, diagnostics development, complex system operation, technical-economic and management processes. Potential fields include:

• automotive engineering (robotics in the automotive industry);
• the aerospace industry (robotics and automation in aeronautics);
• the food and brewing industry;
• power engineering (design and optimisation of energy installations;
• drilling and stabilisation;
• paper production and woodworking:
• the oil refining industry:
• consumer electronics and appliance production.

Employment opportunities include engineering departments, research organisations, manufacturers, consultancies and IT companies needing mechatronics specialists to create innovative, efficient solutions.

A certificate of Slovak proficiency at B1 level is required