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Masters Degrees in Mechatronics, United Kingdom

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  Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (MSc Double Award)
University of Bolton Engineering
This MSc in Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management is an excellent opportunity to consolidate and advance your skills and knowledge in systems engineering, with a mechatronics emphasis. Read more…
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  Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (MSc)
University of Bolton Engineering
This MSc in Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management is an excellent opportunity to consolidate and advance your skills and knowledge in systems engineering, with a mechatronics emphasis. Read more…
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  Mechatronics and Robotics MSc (Eng)
University of Leeds Faculty of Engineering
Overview. Mechatronics, robotics and autonomous systems represent a range of important technologies which underpin many applications – from manufacturing and automation through to self-driving cars and robotic surgical tools. Read more…
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  Automotive Mechatronics MSc
Cranfield University Transport Systems
Automotive Mechatronics is a life-cycle activity that involves the multidisciplinary integration of automotive mechanical and electronic systems. Read more…
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  MSc Engineering (Mechatronics )
Wrexham Glyndwr University Engineering
Mechatronics is a modern fusion of electrical and electronic, mechanical and software engineering.  . The interface between electrical and mechanical environments is the role of a Mechatronics engineer. Read more…
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  Advanced Motorsport Mechatronics MSc
Cranfield University Transport Systems
This course aims to provide students with a sound understanding of the fundamental scientific, engineering and managerial principles involved in motorsport. Read more…
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  Mechatronics - MSc
Newcastle University School of Engineering
This course develops your knowledge and skills in mechatronics design and practice. You will develop skills in mechanical and electronic engineering, computing and control, and multidisciplinary skills appropriate to the requirements of modern manufacturing technologies. Read more…
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  Mechatronics, Robotics and Embedded Systems - MSc
London South Bank University School of Engineering
This is an MSc course in Embedded Systems with contributions from the fields of mechatronics and robotics. Embedded systems are microprocessor-based systems within a larger mechanical or electrical system that performs a dedicated function or task. Read more…
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  Mechatronics (MSc)
University of Bath Department of Mechanical Engineering
Learn how to build mechatronic components, and develop the skills and expertise needed to work in engineering industries worldwide. Read more…
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  Mechatronics - MSc
University of Hertfordshire School of Engineering and Technology
Mechatronics is a synergistic combination of precision mechanics, electronics, controls, and computer engineering, combined through a process of integrated design. Read more…
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  Mechatronics (Advanced Mechanical Engineering Science) - MSc
University of Southampton Faculty of Engineering and the Environment
Our course – suitable for graduates of engineering, mathematics or physical sciences –will challenge you academically and provide exposure to modern issues in advanced mechanical engineering science. Read more…
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  Mechatronics and Automation MSc/PGDip
University of Strathclyde Department of Design, Manufacture & Engineering Management
Why this course?. This course provides you with a broad introduction to the issues encountered and techniques required in developing advanced mechatronic products and automation systems. Read more…
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  Mechatronics (MSc)
University of Glasgow College of Science and Engineering
The Masters in Mechatronics is a fusion of mechanical, electrical, electronic and control engineering. Modern industry depends for its success in global markets on its ability to integrate these subjects into both the manufacturing process and innovative products and systems. Read more…
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  Mechatronic Systems - MSc
Kingston University Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing
Mechatronics is an exciting, growing field that combines mechanical, electronic and control systems to create a complete device. It mostly relates to the mechanical systems that perform relatively fast and precise motions and therefore require sophisticated electronic devices and control algorithms. Read more…
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  Applied Mechatronic Engineering
Harper Adams University Postgraduate study at Harper Adams
Areas of research include, but are not limited to. evaluation of spacial heterogeneity for the design and layout of experimental sites. Read more…
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