Program Description:
The Mechatronics Engineering Program amalgamates diverse scientific disciplines, encompassing mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control engineering, to augment safety, performance, efficiency, and problem-solving capabilities related to mechanical systems, industrial automation, automotive applications, healthcare, biomedical devices, and nano/micro mechatronic systems.

Career Prospects:
The graduate of the program is expected to get a job in one of the following positions:
1. Automobiles Industry 
2. Robotics Industry 
3. Automation 
4. Oil Industry 
5. Embedded system 
6. Sales engineer for robotics and automation

Program Concentrations:
The program provides four different fields in which the students in this program can specialize. These three fields are autotronics, MEMS, and industrial mechatronics. Each concentration includes compulsory courses. 
1. Autotronics: The concentration is to incorporate elements of mechanical, electrical, electronics, software and  safety engineering as applied to the design, manufacture and operation of automobiles.
2. MEMS: the concentration is to how to integrate electrical and mechanical functionality on the nanoscale.

3. Industrial Mechatronics: the concentration of this area is to integrate control systems, electrical and electronic systems, computers and mechanical systems in automated manufacturing Processes.