Mechatronics

About this programme

Mechatronics brings together mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computing systems, control, robotics, and industrial automation. At Lincoln, this industry-guided degree is designed to help you develop the knowledge and practical skills to design, manage, and improve modern mechanical and electromechanical systems. You will build strong engineering foundations, apply your learning through projects and laboratory work, and explore how different areas of engineering come together in real-world systems. From mechanical design and electronics to sensors, automation, control systems, and robotics, you will study the technologies that help modern products and processes work. You will also develop the problem-solving, analytical, technical, and project skills needed in a fast-moving engineering sector. This course could suit you if you enjoy understanding how things work, solving practical problems, working with technology, and exploring how engineering systems are designed, controlled, and improved. Study an industry-guided course Mechatronics at Lincoln is shaped around the needs of modern engineering. You’ll develop the knowledge and practical skills to design, manage, and improve mechanical and electromechanical systems used across industry. Bring engineering disciplines together Modern engineering is rarely just mechanical, electrical, or digital. This course brings these areas together, helping you understand how different technologies work as part of one connected system.