Mechatronics and Robotic Systems MEng (Hons)

This MEng (Hons) degree programme has more depth and breadth than the BEng (Hons) programme in Mechatronics and Robotic Systems, studying core subjects, such as advanced system modelling and control, in more detail and a greater range of subjects.

In addition to the individual final year project, you will also undertake a major group project in the third year.

Department Key Facts

Number of first year students

125 Year One undergraduates in 2017

National Student Survey

91% of students agree staff are good at explaining things (National Student Survey 2017)

Why this subject?

Equip yourself to take advantage of excellent career prospects

We work closely with top employers in the development of our programmes. You will focus on the basic principles of electrical/electronic engineering together with information technology, both software and hardware. You will use industry standard tools, technologies and working methods ensuring you are industry ready.

Be prepared for the global workplace

We offer outstanding opportunities for our students to experience different systems, technologies and cultures through Study Abroad placements.

Gain real hands-on experience

You will learn through the practical application of concepts and theory, always with awareness of their relevance to the real world. Working with leading tech companies, you will take projects from conception, through to design, implementation and operation and there are many opportunities to put your learning into practice through an optional year in industry.

Apply for generous scholarships

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) offers generous scholarships worth up to £1,000 per year. More details can be found at www.theiet.org/awards.

Thrive within our friendly environment

Our supportive and friendly environment is reflected in our high overall student satisfaction rate (National Student Survey). Your personal development and employability skills are reinforced in the supportive small group environment of our fortnightly tutorial sessions.

Be part of an institution which is leading the way in new technologies

From our Sensor City joint project with Liverpool John Moores University, to the new Centre for Plasma Microbiology, to our pioneering work on cyber security and organic electronics, the work of the department is leading the way in providing technological solutions to modern problems.