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Mechatronik

Bachelor of Science; tuition language: German

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Description

Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary branch of engineering at the interface of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology. It addresses the development and production of integrated mechanical-electronic systems that automatically collect information and signals, use them to obtain new data, and transform it into forces and movements.

Today, mechatronic systems are omnipresent – in the form of active chassis and security systems such as ABS, TCS, and ESP, in industrial robots, in DVD players for domestic use, or in the form of controls for large commercial aircrafts.

The Bachelor of Science programme Mechatronik at Technical University of Darmstadt enables students to plan and realise complex, innovative mechatronic components and systems.

General note: With the Bachelor of Science degree, students acquire a first degree qualifying them for a profession. However, at the Technical University of Darmstadt the Master of Science is the standard degree. Therefore it is recommended that students complete a Master's programme.

Module Handbook

Study Regulations with Semester Course and Examination Schedule

Course Catalogue

Department of Mechatronics

FAQ Studies

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At first hand: A student's perspective

Is the programme right for you? Find out!

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Semesters 6
Language German. Individual courses can be offered in English. Please be aware that scientific literature is be read and edited also in English.
Start of studies Winter semester
Internship Internships within the study programme (see degree course scheme)
Admission procedure Open / unrestricted degree programme without special procedures: no restriction in terms of numbers or otherwise
Application Application portal and application deadlines
Formal and language requirements
for applicants with international qualifications
Good to know Costs and budget
Pre-Courses, orientation week, getting started
Preparatory courses for international students
Minimum requirements by the end of the second semester
Study Abroad
Part-time studies

Related Bachelor's Degree Programmes

Computational Engineering, B.Sc.

Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, B.Sc.

Informationssystemtechnik, B.Sc.

Maschinenbau – Sustainable Engineering, B.Sc.

Related Teaching Degree Programmes

Berufliche Bildung in der Fachrichtung Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, B.Ed.

Master's Programmes

Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, M.Sc.

Energy Science and Engineering, M.Sc.

Maschinenbau, M.Sc.

Mechatronik, M.Sc.

Mechatronics is considered a promising discipline with high growth potential. Thus, the job opportunities for graduates of this programme are very good – not least because they are presented with a large number of fields of occupation. Mechatronics engineers are employed, for example, in the different sectors of machinery and plant engineering, the automotive and aviation industry, or the electrical industry. There, they work in development, design, assembly, production, system design, quality assurance as well as management. They are particularly qualified to hold executive positions due to their interdisciplinary knowledge and their ability to think systemically.

It is important to start early in the degree programme to gain practical work experience in relevant organisations. In this way, students can promote themselves as competent professionals in practice and make important professional contacts. The likelihood of finding a good position is definitely heightened if the student is flexible when it comes to commuting or even moving abroad. Good English language skills are particularly important when it comes to the international job market.

TU Darmstadt Career Service