- Bachelor of Science
Mechatronics and Systems Engineering (Medical technology | Robotics)
As an engineer with a broad range of interdisciplinary skills, you combine computer science, electronics and mechanics at the interface of technology, medicine and robotics and thus play a central role as a link between the individual disciplines. Your in-depth knowledge forms an excellent basis (basic requirement) for innovation and creativity in industry and society. You will acquire the holistic competences to design, develop and apply intelligent and high-precision systems in a broad and cross-disciplinary manner.
Study programme Mechatronics and Systems Engineering (Medical technology | Robotics)
This interdisciplinary and extensive programme – with specialisations in robotics and medical technology and a wide range of options for individual focus areas – enables you to gain a vast array of skills in the fields of mechanical design, electronics, informatics, sensor technology, drive technology, control technology, product development, microtechnology, medical technology, robotics, optics/photonics, rehabilitation technology, bionics, prosthetics, mechatronics and system technology.
In this programme, you will
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Combine mechatronics and system technology at the fascinating interfaces of technology, medicine and robotics
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Learn how to combine elements of electronics, informatics and mechanics to create high-precision intelligent and high-precision systems and innovative products
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Specialise in medical technology and/or robotics
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Select from a wide range of options to give your degree programme a personal touch (optics/photonics, sensor technology, rehabilitation technology)
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Acquire a valuable additional qualification if you enrol in our bilingual (German/French) programme;
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Gain insights into everyday practice by completing various projects and your bachelor’s thesis in cooperation with industry partners;
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As an interdisciplinary mechatronics specialist and systems engineer, you’ll open up outstanding career prospects in many different sectors.
Factsheet
- Title/Degree Bachelor of Science (BSc)
- Specialisations Medical technology, robotics
- Mode of study Full-time (6 semesters), part-time (8 or 10 semesters)
- Start date Calendar week 38
- Application deadline 31 July
- ECTS credits 180 ECTS credits
- Teaching language German or bilingually in German/French
- Location Biel/Bienne
- School School of Engineering and Computer Science
