BEng Honours Mechatronics and Robotics

at Middlesex University

• The programme covers foundational topics in mechanical engineering, electronics, control systems, and computer programming to build a strong interdisciplinary knowledge base.
• Students study the design and analysis of robotic systems, including kinematics, dynamics, actuation, sensing, and control architectures.
• Hands-on modules provide training in areas such as embedded systems, microcontrollers, and programming languages like C++ and Python for robotics applications.
• Project work allows students to apply their skills in designing, building, and testing functional robotic prototypes.
• Advanced topics may include machine learning, computer vision, and human-robot interaction, preparing students for cutting-edge research and development in the field.

Course Modules

• Design Engineering Projects 1
• Fundamentals of Electronics
• Programming Paradigms for Physical Computing
• Engineering Mathematics and its Applications
• Engineering in Context

Important Dates

Middlesex University is not taking applications for this course right now. Interested students should keep checking the university's website regularly to see when they will start accepting applications again for this programme. The website will have an update about the application window reopening, and that's when students can apply for the course.

• To meet the overall pass requirements, students must earn 45 credits at Level 3, with all 45 credits being graded at Merit or higher.
• Alternatively, students can qualify with a combination of A Level, BTEC, and other accepted qualifications that total at least 112 UCAS Tariff points. However, 32 of those points must come from a science or numeracy-related subject.
• For those whose first language is not English, a minimum overall IELTS score of 6.5 is mandatory, with the condition that each band score must not be lower than 5.5.

The Middlesex University charges £16,600/yr as tuition fees for the BEng Honours Mechatronics and Robotics programme. It's important for students to regularly visit the university's website to stay informed about any changes in programme fees. The fees can differ each year based on factors like whether the student is a resident or an international student, and if they are enrolled as a full-time or part-time student. The website provides up-to-date fee information, including any additional costs that may be applicable.

Graduates of this multidisciplinary programme are well-positioned for careers in the rapidly growing fields of robotics, automation, and intelligent systems. They can pursue roles such as robotics engineer, mechatronics designer, automation systems developer, or control systems analyst in industries like manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, medical devices, and more. The hands-on training and project experience equips students with practical skills valued by employers. Some graduates may also choose to further their studies through postgraduate research or specialised master's programs in related areas like artificial intelligence or advanced manufacturing.