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Mechatronics Degree - FAQ

Do you still have questions about the program, careers after graduation, or how to get started? Take a look at the frequently asked questions or talk with an advisor to get the help you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

This program only starts in fall terms.

Normally, the mechatronics degree program takes two years of full-time study. Some students take longer because they can't attend full-time or need help with reading, writing, or math.

We expect you to be ready to handle all of the main subjects. Being part of the mechatronics field means being dedicated, learning on your own, and knowing how to figure out how things work to fix them when they don't.

You can start the mechatronics program every fall term in September.

You must start in the fall term. It's not possible to join the program in the middle of the year.

Our mechatronics teachers are happy to talk about the program and what working in mechatronics is like. You can email or call us to chat.

Yes, many students work while studying. The program is made so you can do lab work at school and learn the theory online when it suits you. If you can, find a job related to mechatronics to get experience.

You'll need to finish online lessons before coming to class. Homework varies by course.

Classes are Monday to Thursday from 8 a.m. to noon.

Yes, there's a welding course in summer, plus it's a good time to take general education classes or work in a mechatronics job. You can see the two-year plan online.

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