The Mechatronics Program is an associate degree program that integrates electronics, automation, and mechanical systems, aiming to train qualified technical personnel required by the industry and technology sectors.
Within the program, students develop their professional knowledge and skills through theoretical courses, practical training, laboratory work, and project-based learning activities. A comprehensive curriculum is offered covering electronic circuits, automation systems, robotic applications, control technologies, and industrial production processes.
Throughout the education process, students are prepared for professional life by gaining both theoretical knowledge and practical competencies under the guidance of experienced academic staff.
Graduates who successfully complete the program are awarded the title of “Mechatronics Technician.”
Graduates can work in a wide range of industry and production-oriented sectors. Employment areas include automation systems, robotic systems, industrial production lines, maintenance and repair services, electrical and electronic services, mechanical and manufacturing technologies, control systems, and smart factory applications. In addition, they may also be employed in technical support, field applications, and system installation processes in both public and private sectors.
Furthermore, graduates may continue their academic and professional development by transferring to undergraduate programs through the Vertical Transfer Examination (DGS), including:
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Mechatronics Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Automotive Engineering
- Control and Automation Engineering
Last updated: 26 October 2026