
This Bachelor's degree program in Mechatronics provides a modern engineering education focused on Apparatus Technology and Medicine Technology, preparing graduates for the dynamic global job market. The interdisciplinary field of Mechatronics combines engineering and natural sciences to create intelligent, miniaturized components and machines by integrating mechanics, optics, electronics, and IT. The program aims to equip students with the skills to independently work in development, research, construction, production, marketing, and sales within mechatronics, optics, and medical technology fields. Graduates will gain a solid foundation in engineering and natural sciences, with the ability to design, project, construct, and mass-produce mechatronic products. Specializations in Apparatus Engineering or Medical Engineering are available from the fourth semester, allowing students to tailor their studies to their interests and career aspirations. The curriculum emphasizes a balance of theory and practical application, preparing students for both further academic study (like a Master's degree) and direct entry into professional careers.
The Mechatronics program is structured over seven semesters, including six semesters of academic study and one semester dedicated to an internship. The curriculum is designed around modules and adheres to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), with approximately 30 credit points per semester. Courses consist of lectures, exercises, laboratory work, projects, and seminars.
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in fields such as development, research, construction, production, marketing, sales, and service. The program's strong interdisciplinary foundation and specialization options equip students for roles in demanding industries.
Interest in natural sciences and technology, willingness to work in interdisciplinary fields, comprehension of complex relationships, curiosity, and flexibility are important personal characteristics. German language proficiency (spoken and written) is required to successfully complete the program.
While tuition is free, students are expected to cover living expenses. The stated living cost is an estimate for international students and may vary.
There are no tuition fees for the Mechatronics B.Eng. program at Hochschule München for either home or international students. However, students should budget approximately €828 per month for living expenses.
Applicants need an advanced technical college certificate or a general/specific higher education entrance qualification, preferably with a concentration in natural sciences or technical fields. Proficiency in German, both spoken and written, is also required.
The program duration is 7 semesters, which includes six semesters of academic study and one semester dedicated to a practical internship.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Mechatronics Engineer, Apparatus Engineer, Medical Technology Engineer, Precision Engineer, Product Developer, and Project Manager in various industries including development, research, construction, and production.
Yes, the program includes a full industrial practice internship during the sixth semester, providing valuable practical experience.