Program Overview
Mechatronic Systems Engineering Program
The Mechatronic Systems Engineering program integrates mechanical, electronics, control, software, and computer engineering for the development of electromechanical products and systems used in a range of industries. These industries include automotive, manufacturing, robotics, biomedical, service, aerospace, consumer electronics, and countless others.
Areas of Study
- Mechatronics engineering
- Mechanical engineering
- Electrical engineering
- Mathematics
- Computer programming
- Teamwork, business, and project management
Skills
- Design
- CAD
- PLC
- Optimization
- Mechanical engineering
- Controls
- Robotics and mechatronic systems
- Alternative energy
- Power systems
Sample Co-op Positions
- Automation Control Engineering
- Biomedical Testing Engineering
- Control Systems Engineering
- Design Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Embedded Systems/Firmware Engineering
- Failure Analysis Engineering
- Fuel Cell Engineering
- Hardware Engineering
- Instrumentation Engineering
- Machine Design Engineering
- Manufacturing & Design Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mechatronic Systems Engineering
- Reliability Engineering
- Process Engineering
- Product Development Engineering
- Quality Assurance & Testing Engineering
- Satellite Engineering
- Stack Test Engineering
- Systems Engineering
- Test Engineering
Co-op Programs
The Mechatronic Systems Engineering program is part of the Co-op programs offered, which also include:
- Arts & Social Sciences
- Beedie School of Business
- Communication
- Computing Science
- Engineering Science
- Environment
- Health Sciences
- School of Interactive Arts & Technology
- Science
- Sustainable Energy Engineering
- Software Systems
Funding Resources
Information on funding resources is available for employers and students participating in the Co-op program.
Suggested Salary Range
Employers can find guidance on suggested salary ranges for Co-op students.
Hiring Process
Employers can post job openings and hire students through the Co-op program. The hiring process typically occurs during specific periods:
- MAY: Post during January to April
- SEP: Post during May to August
- JAN: Post during September to December
What Our Students Study
All SFU mechatronics graduates develop a set of core skills in areas such as mechatronics engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mathematics, computer programming, teamwork, business, and project management. They also acquire skills in design, CAD, PLC, optimization, mechanical engineering, controls, robotics, and mechatronic systems, among others.