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> Technology is creative.

Robots are the perfect machines – and we are only at the beginning of a trend that will play a decisive role in defining the future. The seamless integration of the traditional engineering disciplines of mechanical engineering, electronics

and computer science makes it possible to create new products with enhanced functionality and abilities that were unfeasible until now. This is what makes mechatronics and robotics such a fascinating, but also challenging discipline.
The expectations and demands placed on the performance of the products are constantly increasing, the innovation cycles are becoming shorter and shorter, while the required knowledge of mechatronics is getting ever more detailed.

Challenging yet fascinating

This increasing complexity requires equally comprehensive training, which is just what the Mechatronics/Roboticsmaster’s degree program has to offer. It is the perfect follow-up for graduates of the Mechatronics/Robotics bachelor’s degree program as well as for graduates of other technical universities of applied sciences or universities who want to further improve their career prospects after completing their undergraduate studies. The fundamental knowledge the students already have is expanded upon in the master’s degree program and is rounded out with research and development techniques, knowledge in the field of business administration and more complex application examples.The degree program also takes into account the importance of international contact in the professional world: English is the language of instruction for several courses and is also taught as a separate subject. This advanced, comprehensive education optimally prepares graduates for management positions.