Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Mechatronics Engineering

Middle Tennessee State University

MTSU’s new Mechatronics Engineering degree program is on the cutting edge of a fast-growing industry. Jobs are waiting for engineers to design and enhance robotics and automated systems. The design process of mechatronics combines mechanical, computer, and electrical engineering along with systems integration and technical project management. A surgical robot is a perfect example of a mechatronic system, performing precision mechanical work under sophisticated electronic and sensory control. Unlike traditional programs, MTSU’s mechatronics has a systems approach, breaking the whole down into subsystems and then components, so that graduates can design products with a system in mind, not just one component. Rutherford County auto industry giants Bridgestone, with a mechatronics facility at its LaVergne education centre, and Nissan are among worldwide and local partners in the program.

Careers

MTSU's Mechatronics Engineering program excels in providing hands-on project experiences and skills that are immediately transferrable to the workforce. Our graduates are commonly employed as:

Controls Engineer

Product Design Engineer

Electro-hydraulic Engineer

Project Manager

Test Engineer

Industrial Engineer

Applications Engineer

Reliability Engineer

Autonomous Vehicles Software Engineer

Robotics Engineer

Mechatronics Engineer

Controls Design Engineer

Quality Engineer

Systems Engineer