Mechatronics Engineering Technology is a hybrid discipline that utilizes mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and principles of computer science to design and produce complex, computer-controlled electromechanical systems. The A.A.S. is availabe as a Mechatronics (MECH) or Automation and Electrical Technology (AET) emphasis. Both emphasis stack into the B.S. degree.
B.S. in Mechatronics Engineering Technology
121 Credits to Graduate
The Bachelor of Science degree in Mechatronics Engineering Technology provides students with in-depth training in areas such as automation motors, industrial networks, industrial robots, CNC machines, and advanced pneumatic design.
A.A.S. in Mechatronics Engineering Technology
60 Credits to Graduate
This A.A.S in Mechatronics Engineering Technology prepares graduates to work in manufacturing as an automation technologist, design technician, or PLC programmer. This degree will offer the opportunity for students to gain an emphasis in either Mechatronics or Automation Engineering Technology.
"I am a senior international student in Mechatronics Engineering Technology at UVU, set to graduate in spring 2024. Originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, I wanted to pursue a degree in mechatronics because of my passion for industrial and technical designs of automated systems. One thing I absolutely love about my major is the hands-on labs accompanying each class, providing practical experience alongside theoretical learning. I greatly appreciate that my instructors have field experience because it has been very insightful regarding what to expect in the industry after college. Ultimately, the instructors have played a major role when it comes to networking, mentorship, and passing along jobs/internships opportunities."
Jonathan Fimbo, Mechatronics Engineering Technology Program
"Mechatronics Engineering Technology is a multi-disciplined approach to practical engineering. It includes electronics, mechanical, computer, and control technologies. This is taught in a hands-on collaborative environment, with approximately 60% of our time in a lab environment. We spend extensive time building and analyzing control systems from the smallest of electronics for edge computing to large robotic systems and CNC machines. Many folks have gone the traditional path of industrial maintenance, and on into automation engineering. This major will allow you to pursue engineering in a practical way: building to learn, while learning to build."
Mechatronics technologists operate, test, and maintain unmanned, automated, robotic, or electromechanical equipment.
$61K
Median annual salary for Mechatronics occupations (A.A.S)
Graduates can find careers in the following areas:
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