Mechatronics Engineering (Master's programs)

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Mechatronics Engineering (Master's programs)

Program details

Faculty
Engineering and Applied Science

Degree
Master of Applied Science
Master of Engineering

Delivery method
In-class

Location
�鶹��ý University, North Oshawa

Start dates
MASc: September, January, May
MEng: September or January

Length
MASc: 24 months, based on full-time study
MEng: 12 to 16 months, based on full-time study

Program load
Full-time
Part-time

Program format
MASc: Courses with MASc research thesis
MEng: Course-based or courses with major project

Overview

Two graduate students working on a mechatronics project.

The Master's programs in Mechatronics Engineering provide students with a detailed understanding of the main areas associated with mechatronics engineering.

The Master of Engineering (MEng) and Master of Applied Science (MASc) in Mechatronics Engineering allows a student to study all of the main areas associated with mechatronics engineering. Mechatronics engineering is an interdisciplinary discipline featuring aspects of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, software engineering, and controls. Opportunities exist for graduate students to explore these areas. Topics can vary widely and may include robotics, autonomous systems, bio-mechatronics, controls, and artificial intelligence and machine learning.

�鶹��ý University is one of a handful of universities in Canada that offers a dedicated program in Mechatronics Engineering, which integrates mechanical and electrical systems with real-time control, combining hardware with software to produce new devices such as consumer products, medical devices, high-tech automobile systems and robots.

Master of Applied Science (MASc)

The objective of the MASc program in Mechatronics Engineering is to prepare students for careers in research, development, and advanced engineering. Graduates of the program will be able to work as engineers in research and development or other areas in advanced technology companies or government agencies, or continue their education and pursue a PhD degree. The objectives of the MASc program are achieved through a combination of course work, supervised research, a research seminar, and a research thesis.

Master of Engineering (MEng)

The Master of Engineering (MEng) in Mechatronics Engineering allows a student to study all of the main areas associated with mechatronics engineering. Mechatronics engineering is an interdisciplinary discipline featuring aspects of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, software engineering, and controls. Opportunities exist for graduate students to explore these areas. Topics can vary widely and may include robotics, autonomous systems, bio-mechatronics, controls, and artificial intelligence and machine learning.

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Hold a four-year honours undergraduate engineering degree in a relevant field from an accredited engineering program at a Canadian university, or its equivalent from a recognized institution.
Minimum overall academic standing of a B (GPA: 3.0 on a 4.3 scale or 73 to 76 per cent), with a minimum B in the last two full-time years (four semesters) of undergraduate work or equivalent. B+ is preferred for MASc applicants.

Required supporting documents:

Please see the for a list of supporting documentation that must be submitted with your application.

Required test scores for English language proficiency:

See for the minimum required test scores for this program.

Please see for specific dates. Note that the application deadlines listed are for both the online application and all supporting documentation.

Applications for admission to all graduate studies programs are submitted online. There are five steps you must go through to complete the application process. See for step-by-step instructions.

Many of our graduate programs are extremely competitive; the number of qualified applicants normally exceeds the number of seats available for each intake. Satisfaction of minimum entry requirements does not ensure admission.

Program details

Faculty
Engineering and Applied Science

Degree
Master of Applied Science
Master of Engineering

Delivery method
In-class

Location
�鶹��ý University, North Oshawa

Start dates
MASc: September, January, May
MEng: September or January

Length
MASc: 24 months, based on full-time study
MEng: 12 to 16 months, based on full-time study

Program load
Full-time
Part-time

Program format
MASc: Courses with MASc research thesis
MEng: Course-based or courses with major project

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Research areas

Advanced Kinematics of Robots and Mechanisms
Applied Artificial Learning Methodologies
Autonomous Robotics
Biomechatronic Mobility Assistive Devices
Biomedical Engineering for Rehabilitation and Surgery
Biomedical Technologies
Continuum Robotics
Electro-hydraulic Systems
Human Mobility and Motion Analysis
Human-Robot Interaction
Intelligent Agriculture Machinery
Intelligent Construction Equipment
Machine Learning
Mechanisms
Mechatronics
Mobile-Manipulator Systems
Model Predictive Control Algorithms
Optimal Design
Robot Design
Robotics
Robotics, Automation and Controls
Safety-control
System Reliability
Vibration Control
Visual Servoing and Advanced Controls

Learn more about the research areas within this program and find research experts by visiting the and the university's Expert Centre.

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Mechatronics Engineering, MASc

For program requirements, including required number of credits for completion, program maps and course descriptions, please see the academic calendar and course catalogue of Loading.... Courses are subject to change without notice.

Mechatronics Engineering, MEng

MASc applicants

Internal awards and funding

Applicants to research-based graduate programs who are studying full-time are automatically considered for some types of funding at the time of admission.

Types of funding that do not require an application:

Entrance scholarships
Minimum funding packages
Teaching assistantships, research assistantships and graduate research assistantships

For more details on the above funding opportunities, see .

Please note: Part-time students are not eligible for the above funding opportunities.

External awards and funding

Graduate program applicants are encouraged to apply for to help finance their education. The application process differs for each competition, so review the information carefully to determine where and when you must apply. Please note: The majority of these awards are for domestic or permanent residents only.

MEng applicants

Applicants to professional or course-based programs are not normally considered for internal funding sources such as entrance scholarships, minimum funding packages, teaching assistantships, research assistantships or graduate research assistantships.

While external scholarships and awards for graduate students who fall under the above criteria are often limited, we encourage you to explore some of the external available for possible funding opportunities.

Tuition fees for graduate programs are charged on a flat-fee or fee-per-credit basis and vary by program and student status.

For current, specific fees and details on flat-fee versus fee-per-credit programs, please see .

Contact the program:

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
905.721.8668 ext. 2988
grad.engineering@ontariotechu.ca

Contact the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies:

905.721.8668 ext. 6209
gradstudies@ontariotechu.ca