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Our B.Eng Applied Mechatronic Systems programme combines mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer science. Strengthen your technical expertise, design solutions for electromechanical systems and hone your soft skills.

What you will learn:

The Bachelor's programme in Applied Mechatronic Systems at SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences will allow you to gain a clear understanding of the relevant disciplines of mechatronics, including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer science. Apart from brushing up necessary skills in mathematics, physics, and statistics, you get to deepen your programming, intercultural and communication skills.

You will be able to design complete solutions for electromechanical systems and know how to implement the associated control systems, e.g. by using microcontrollers. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to learn more about exciting emerging fields such as automotive mechatronics, robotics, machine learning and smart manufacturing.

As a Bachelor of Engineering student, you will learn agile methods, do extensive lab work and work on hands-on projects with companies. In addition, you receive the “Siemens Mechatronic Systems Certificate Program (SMSCP)” certification at level 1 and 2.

Our innovative approach that pays off:

As a Bachelor of Engineering graduate, you are qualified for challenging jobs in energy and environmental engineering, process engineering, general mechanical and plant engineering, the automotive industry and its suppliers, and the medical devices industry.

Choose from the following career paths:

• Industrial development (planning, calculation, design and testing of technical plants, products and systems)
• Production (planning, manufacturing, operation and monitoring of technical and process facilities and systems, testing of products and processes, quality assurance)
• Marketing and sales of technical systems, plants and products
• Management activities in the manufacturing industry, private sector companies and public authorities