Introduction

Program Details

Mechatronics

Program Overview

The Mechatronics program prepares students for technical careers in the manufacturing industry.

Program at a glance

Degree Type: A.A.S.

Credits: 60

Location:
East Grand Forks, Warroad

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The Northland Advantage

Fall & spring enrollment

Fall & Spring start dates to ensure the timing is right for you. Full and part-time options are available.

Learning that fits your life

Work on class materials online anywhere. Flex labs have daytime & evening hours.

Dedicated faculty

Onsite instructors with manufacturing industry experience work closely with you to build your technical skills and confidence.

Career Outlook

What can you do with a Mechatronics degree?

A Mechatronics Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree opens up various career opportunities in fields that blend mechanical, electrical, and software engineering.

Where Northland Mechatronics grads can work

A person with an Mechatronics Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree can find employment in various fields that blend mechanical, electrical, and software engineering. Here are some potential workplaces and job roles:

  • manufacturing facilities
  • research organizations
  • field service locations
  • government agencies
  • pharmaceutical companies
  • IT firms
  • aerospace and aviation
  • energy and utilities
  • automotive industry
  • robotics companies

What other fields are related to Mechatronics

Mechatronics professionals work across a spectrum of industries to design, test, and implement smart technologies like robotics, automated systems, and applications. These industries include:

  • Information Technology companies that develop automation solutions, robotics, and smart devices
  • Automotive Research, Design, and Manufacturing skills are essential for designing and maintaining automated assembly lines, robotics, and vehicle control systems
  • Healthcare and Biotechnology work on assistive medical and surgical devices, creating safer and better-functioning equipment
  • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing to design and maintain automated systems used in pharmaceutical production
  • Finance and Accounting can be valuable in financial technology companies.

Manufacturing industry outlook

The future of mechatronics engineering in industries is incredibly bright and promising! Mechatronics engineers will play a vital role in shaping the industries of tomorrow, from automation and robotics to advanced manufacturing, autonomous vehicles, and healthcare. It’s an exciting time to be part of this dynamic and impactful field!

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Have questions or want more information?

Get started by talking with a Northland admissions representative today about connecting your education goals to a technical career path involving automation and technology.

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Lynn McGlynn

Aerospace Case Manager & Academic Advisor

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