This Bachelor of Science program in Mechatronic Devices and Systems is designed to equip students with the skills to design advanced mechatronic devices and tackle complex interdisciplinary challenges. You will gain practical knowledge in computer-aided design, microprocessor control, drive systems, and automation, with a focus on industrial manufacturing techniques, sensors, and opto-mechatronic systems. The curriculum emphasizes data acquisition and processing for digital control and diagnostic systems. Graduates will be well-prepared to design and operate mechatronic devices, including those for precise positioning and measurement, as well as to work with automated and robotic systems. This program also serves as a strong foundation for pursuing Master's level studies.
The study plan covers a comprehensive range of subjects over 3.5 years, preparing students for the design and operation of mechatronic systems. Specific module details and academic progress are managed through the USOSWeb system.
Graduates are prepared for a variety of roles within the mechatronics industry and related fields. The skills acquired are in high demand due to Poland's strategic position in Europe and its role as a hub for international companies.
Tuition fees are due within the first 4 weeks of each semester. Failure to pay may result in removal from the student register. Fees are published on the student's USOSWeb account.
The Bachelor of Science program in Mechatronic Devices and Systems has an indicative duration of 3.5 years.
Graduates are prepared for roles in mechatronic systems manufacturing, the electromechanical and automotive industries, household appliance manufacturing, and the aviation and machine tool industries. The skills acquired are in high demand.
Tuition fees for English-medium programs are reviewed annually. While specific amounts for international students are not listed, fees for EU/Polish citizens in the 2025/2026 academic year are 5850.00 PLN per semester. Please check the official university regulations for the most current international tuition fees.
International students should review general admission requirements, gather necessary documents like transcripts and diplomas, and submit their application through the university's designated online system. Specific program details should be confirmed with the International Students Office.
Tuition fees are due within the first 4 weeks of each semester. Failure to pay may result in removal from the student register.
The program focuses on the design of mechatronic devices, microprocessor control systems, and automation and robotics, equipping students with practical knowledge in areas like CAD, microcontrollers, and sensors.