Bachelor of Applied Science - Mechatronics and Robotics in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

The Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering (MRE) program focuses on the growing fields of mechatronics and robotics, combining computer, electrical, and mechanical engineering with essential aspects of automation, mechanics, electronics, AI, signal processing, and telecommunications. This interdisciplinary method acknowledges the rising complexity of engineering systems and society's demand for qualified engineers. The MRE curriculum provides a fully integrated four-year education in mechatronics and robotics. Students will engage in hands-on, project-based design courses that develop their core skills, culminating in a capstone project that may involve external competitions. After two foundational years (with direct high-school admission in year one), students can choose between electrical or mechanical specializations in their third year. In the final year, they'll select eight technical electives, with the chance to focus on one of four concentrations: automation, robotics, biomedical systems, or intelligent systems, allowing them to customize their learning experience.