Mechatronics Degree
The mechatronics program at Mt. Hood Community College mixes online learning with hands-on lab work, perfect for students who want to study and work at the same time. This two-year degree program teaches you to work with robots, control systems, and machines used in factories. You'll become proficient at fixing systems and making them better and safer. By finishing this program, you will have the skills to land a job in industries that use robots and other smart machines.
The Experience
Program Details
The mechatronics program at MHCC is a mix of online and on-campus learning, perfect for working students. It teaches you about robotics, system control, and how to work with machines. If you're into teamwork and fixing things, this could be a good fit. You'll learn to handle robots, control systems, and tools, readying you for jobs in automation and machinery.
Your future
After graduating from MHCC, you'll be ready to launch a rewarding career in mechatronics.
How To Get Started
The mechatronics degree program begins during the fall term. Are you starting classes in another term? Don't worry! There still may be courses you can start taking if you're starting college in a different term. Please contact the program advisors for details. Any student admitted to MHCC can sign up for classes in the program after reading, writing, and math placement requirements have been met.
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Learn more about courses and curriculum
Your coursework will begin with basics like an introduction to mechatronics, machine tools, and measuring tools. Then, you’ll learn more about electric motors, pneumatics, and even hydraulics. Later, you’ll learn more about industrial safety and advanced techniques.
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