Why Choose the Mechatronics Program?
Mechatronics is a multidisciplinary field combining mechanical, electrical, telecommunications, control and computer engineering and focusing on the design and production of automated equipment. Trained mechatronics professionals design and drive the future of industry, as mechatronics systems form the backbone of every computer-controlled machine and sophisticated consumer product.
The interdisciplinary nature of CPTC's Mechatronics program prepares students for roles as mechatronics technicians or engineers in a wide range of career fields. Graduates gain experiences that cross different disciplines and prepare for a rapidly changing economy with the help of CPTC's dedicated faculty and latest industrial equipment.
Students acquire work-ready practical skills as they move towards a specialization such as robotics, agricultural automation, PLC programming, control systems, smart infrastructure or industrial automation.
Program Info
Mechatronics is a cutting-edge, multidisciplinary field that provides a vast array of career opportunities. Graduating with an associate or bachelor degree in mechatronics makes you valuable to regional employers. Here at CPTC, you will earn credentials that can help you land a job in one of today’s most in-demand fields.
How Long It Takes
Mechatronics BAS-META Degree: see program page
Mechatronics AAS-T Degree: 7 quarters
Mechatronics AAT Degree: 6 quarters
Mechatronics Flex 20 Certificate: 1 quarter
META Flex 20 Certificate: 1 quarter
All program lengths are estimates and are not guarantees.
Program Documents
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