Mechatronics combines mechanical, electronic, and software engineering to create computer controlled machines and consumer products. It is the technology that underpins robotics and autonomous systems, automated manufacturing, and ‘intelligent’ microprocessor-based products.

This four-year degree covers all aspects of mechanical engineering, including the study of:

• power generation
• transportation
• building services
• machinery
• manufacturing
• computer aided design
• advanced materials
• environmental studies
• aspects of electrical engineering
• biomedical engineering: biomedical technology, biomechanics, biomaterials and orthopaedic engineering
• management.

A feature of the program is advanced computer usage, which combines the creative and practical side of engineering with engineering principles. Students are able to specialise in the final year of the program and have many opportunities to make contacts in industry and professional practice.

Please click here for more information on the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering.

Course completion requirements

Students are required to complete 192 credit points

On campus attendance pattern

Full time

End qualification

Bachelor

Professional recognition

Engineering degrees are accredited by Engineers Australia and by other professional engineering institutions. The course is also recognised internationally through the Washington Accord.

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Course level

Bachelor (Undifferentiated)

Honours availability

Integrated honours

Handbook website link

http://info.eng.usyd.edu.au/planner/