Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mechatronic Engineering at Rhine-Waal University

Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences 7 Semesters
Gernamy Full Time
Bachelor of Science Onsite

With each new, innovative development, the inner workings of modern products increase in complexity. Not only that but as products evolve, research and development efforts for the subsequent generation of products also grow more and more complex. In order to keep up with this cycle, engineering teams have begun to replace or supplement conventional mechanical approaches to problem-solving with newer electronic and software-based approaches, creating a new integral, multidisciplinary design process referred to as mechatronics. This complex meshing of disciplines requires profound technical expertise as well as finely-tuned soft skills in order to work effectively in the diverse teams of experts it frequently involves.

The Bachelor’s program Mechatronic Systems Engineering was designed with these advanced qualifications in mind, employing a highly technical, interdisciplinary approach with three main areas of emphasis: mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science. The unique combination of modules expands upon these three core disciplines with additional units in natural science, technology, and management techniques, providing a very broad professional foundation. At the same time, the continuous emphasis is placed on developing team skills through practical exercises, extensive group activities, and exciting, student-led projects, which provide ample opportunity to put growing theoretical knowledge and management skills to the test.

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Course Details:

Altogether, the degree program consists of seven semesters of full-time study. A solid foundation in science and engineering is imparted in the first three semesters. Following this, your knowledge will be enhanced in key specialist areas in the fourth and fifth semesters. During this time, students also choose elective courses to form a more robust and meaningful study profile. The sixth semester is dedicated to gathering practical work experience at a company or organization in the biomaterials field. The seventh and last semester is for writing the thesis. Here, we also attach great importance to practical relevance and support collaborative theses with the private sector. Furthermore, the necessary skills for writing a thesis are provided in intense block courses during the seventh semester. The study program concludes with an oral presentation of the research findings in the thesis.

Enrollment Requirements:

Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences welcomes applications from nationals of all countries.

Please see our website for general admission requirements: https://www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de/en/academics/prospective-students/current-application-period/bachelors-programmes

 

Teaching Language:

English

Costs/Tuition Fees:

Free Of Cost

Language Requirements:

 

Please note that English language skills at level B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference are required for our Bachelor’s degree programs. Please be aware that all applicants’ test report form numbers will be checked. The following certificates are accepted:

  1. IELTS: level CEFR B2 or better
  2. TOEFL: level CEFR B2 or better

The TOEFL code of our university: 6962

 

About the University/Institution:

Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, with two campus locations in Kleve and Kamp-Lintfort and over 7,300 students, is an innovative, interdisciplinary, and international university of applied sciences. The university currently offers 36 undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs in engineering, the natural and social sciences, technology, design, and more. Our programs are geared towards your employability, addressing current and future needs of industry by giving you valuable expertise and experience in your field of study. We are unique in that some 75% of our programs are taught exclusively in English, resulting in vibrant campus culture and a rich, intercultural exchange of ideas, experience, and knowledge.

Application Deadline:

All applicants: 15 July for the following winter semester

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